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Indeed, unhooked. When I read of the 25% tariff on any goods containing steel and aluminium I expected a further hit to the shares. As you say it could be a very long and slow progress back from here.

I haven’t seen any RNS on this. These developments would surely have been positive for the sp?

Given its poor performance for some time, a spread of 12.5% is hardly going to encourage buyers.

Decent results but strong revenue growth doesn’t quite seem to have flowed through into equivalent levels of profit and eps. With the move to MM in Oct I suspect the ride could be bumpy for a couple of months.

Dartron - thank you so much for taking the time to set out your thoughts. I'm a new investor in Distribution Finance thanks largely to my review of the Slater IC screen. Your thoughts on the economy and prospects for Dist Fin make sense. For now this is a hold for me to be kept under review - and with one eye on the autumn budget. Happy hunting with your investments!

It's becoming hard to retain faith in this stock. It has fallen quite sharply recently on no news as far as I can determine. Now at multi-year low. Needs some positive news flow, quickly.

Can you elaborate on your thinking here Dartron? What do you mean by the “buyers of the products that the borrowers are financing”? Are you effectively saying the users of DFCH products are in the crosshairs of the government and therefore the risk to the company is reduced interest in the products?

Hard to disagree with what you say, Shandy. I think this is a slow burner. It’s a really solid business and will secure some large contract wins over the next 2-3

Years that will slowly transform the market cap and share price. It feels like one to buy and hold for the long term and to buy the dips with any spare capital.

Another very strong trading update and sensible investment to grow the business further. This is one to be patient with but I envisage that this will continue to grow slowly and should reach its fair value of 55-60p.

Give. The level of short interest in AT one has to assume this is likely to drop further in the short term as it moves to the MM before hopefully then recovering.

That’s both the Chair and CFO that have made strong share purchases. Positive.

I've been monitoring this share for a little while and this is quite a dip. The relative strength is weaker than it has been in five years. It's approx 15% down from its recent high but I don't detect a buying signal just yet.

I've been with this stock since around the turn of the year and I can't recall a rise as significant as that in that time. Higher than average volumes today and a couple of particularly large buys after the bell today. Perhaps something is afoot.

That's some fairly heavy selling taking place today on no news as far as I can determine. The share price has declined somewhat alarmingly since what were a set of very impressive results just recently. This stock continues to frustrate.

Appreciate the background Justdeezerts. This is a new holding for me but an interesting one with good prospects, I believe.

A healthy share purchase from the chairman, who I believe also replenished his shares following the tender offer.

I assume the US will clarify that no tariff will apply on bullion to remove the uncertainty

Created following the 39% tariffs introduced

On Switzerland. If they don’t, the gold price will go through the roof.

Notable that short position increased again this week.

Good to see the pullback following the results being resisted and a small gain today. Expect to now see this slowly recover. Needs a spark for it to push on towards its true valuation.

Perhaps they envisage short term turbulence with the move to the MM? The lad from Dowgate referenced this on his recent interview with Paul Hill on Vox Markets that there would be lots of forced selling on the day they exit AIM. Ideally they need to ensure their market cap gets them into the FTSE 250 to ensure their is some index based buying once they land on the MM.