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Out of curiosity, I tried a couple of dummy sells, I've built up a large holding by not selling btw. I was bid £5.56 for 7000 and £5.71 for 2500. So considering people are taking profits and the state of the market, and you have to allow some profit for the other guy seems a fair price for quantity.

Quite agree, let's have some reasoning Bernie.
£90 million indeed.
Any bets on the price of new shares I'll go for 9p.

Fat fingers, should be CLIG.GB.PL

On this site, Glig,gb.pl shows all the NEX trades.

I bought more this morning and along with many others they were traded on the NEX exchange. They also were printed as sells. I don't see any way of seeing NEX trades here but in the other place they are shown as CLIG.GB

Just popped in to say hello and wish you well. CRV still on my watchlist here. Maybe your patience is about to be rewarded. Usually canceling the share premium is a precursor to paying a divi. With interest rates disappearing dividend payers are hot at the moment, so a 10% divi would soon jack the price up to double what it is now but wtfdik. Good luck and all the best.

"should/could be £90m "says Bernie.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Need to increase business a lot more than they have been doing.

A typical mug punter share for those who think price is a guide to quality. They have debt, short of cash and for several years a static level of turnover. Now the price is being nudged up, could that by any chance mean a share placing. Please give generously.

Just about justifies its high market cap. Share bases payments nibble away at earnings per share..

Jarvis post their highest ever quarterly divi. Still the same reasons to hold as last year. A picks and shovels company, market up, market down still make money on dealing. Interest on cash goes up if interest rates go up, what's not to like.

Thanks for the reply but the question was why after the sale at the placing, and after an undertaking to not sell any more shares in the following year, did he sell shares again 4 months later. If there was a reason why this sale didn't count then why wasn't it stated on the announcement. I don't see any difference in the so called restricted shares, they were still sold in the market 4 months after the 12 month undertaking. All seems a little underhand.

Thanks for the reply but the question was why after the sale at the placing, and after an undertaking to not sell any more shares in the following year, did he sell shares again 4 months later. If there was a reason why this sale didn't count then why wasn't it stated on the announcement. I don't see any difference in the so called restricted shares, they were still sold in the market 4 months after the 12 month undertaking. All seems a little underhand.

From the placing last Dec when he sold 500,000 It doesn't fill me with great confidence when considering a further purchase , not to mention the undertaking not to sell any for 12months. Director/PDMR Shareholding The Company has been notified of the following transactions in the Company's existing ordinary shares of 10 pence each undertaken by directors / persons discharging managerial responsibility ("PDMRs"). Following completion of the sale of the Sale Shares, both David Richards and Yeturu Aahlad have agreed not to dispose of any of their interests in ordinary shares for 12 months. On 4 December 2017, the following directors/PDMRs notified the Company in relation to the sale of the following Sale Shares. Name Number Sale Shares Sale Price (p) Yeturu Aahlad 345,000 550 David Richards 500,000 550

I've been looking for info about the issue of these shares, have you a link to an announcement? Concerned as he has sold a lot of shares in recent years.

So why the director sells. Implies shares have topped surely?? Any other spin on it anybody?

If they were large trades, then it's likely that they were a broker to broker transfer at the mid price. Not all trades go through a market maker.

I tend to agree Oilbagger, profit taking everywhere and markets down have helped kick the price down too. I bought some at the close today after watching the price start to rise.

Pleasure, I know stuff and happy to share, apart from women. No logic at all, don't have a clue. :)

23.5 for the year , present yield at 500p = 4.7%

Well he did say "correct me if I'm wrong" ;-)