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Be surprised if the price goes lower than JBs average. In any event, sp will be up or I will double up. GLA

Next time I guess..
https://youtu.be/4HEwUwNRnlo

He must have sold on average around est. 9 or 10p. They not going to let him back in lower imo

arent going to buy them back higher than they sold them yesterday. Need a piece of news to burn the dirty rotten scoundrels.
Oh, starting to sound like betrayed or dope a rope. WRU dope, WRU betrayed?

LoL
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did glen buy his shares at. Anyone know?

jimjam, today reported yesterdays sell

'We dont talk about Debenhams ! Some of us are still traumatised!!!!'
LoL still got the cost of that dog showing in portfolio

The average closing price was c9.4p over the period I think
Highest closing price was c18p ...downloaded data from yahoo so cant speak for its accuracy

If he buys less than 30%, I guess the price is determined by the party he sold to on the way down. If he is not bidding, I guess the price will be something like the average he sold at on the way down. If he is bidding well higher?

If JB buys 20% does he have to bid for the company ie 30%?
What would be the point to buy back 1 or 2% on Thursday

Although JB wants more transparency, why did he sell all his shares?

Up or double up but looks like sideways..

Think we get rise from here. Maybe a nervous open and opportunity to top up . If does drop big, I am doubling up but not waiting for 6p

Think the SP will climb and JB will need to pay a high price if he wants amigo back. Ask jb's buyer what price they want.

So Crawford has the option to resign if a general meeting is called and it is Crawfords understanding JB is reducing to zero.
Whats changed here. The BB has constantly voiced their great relationship?

Marcus, it seems to me that the stock available to trade is = to the stock shorted and the market cap is temporarily distorted. What would the market cap be if there were no shorts? It might simply be the net present value of future cashflows and probably more than debt. Slifts post sets out why it is reasonable to assume continuity, for example, can the rbl facility bridge your gap?

Marcus, the (mischievous) philosopher:
'If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself, but to your estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment'

In fact, your post on RDSB bb revokes it where you say:
'There is a big time lag in the oil supply chain, so when this pandemic ends there will not be enough oil to meet demand. In my opinion a massive price rise in oil is set in stone for 2021-2022'

Longish, the turn of a friendly card
https://youtu.be/hhKKvhqSACY

'even they get 1B£ sell cash, (long time to sell)'
But they already got $575m of the $1Bn subject to final uganda approval. Still hedged, fcf breakeven etc. Nothing wrong with the recovery imo. Any news on increased production = growth and therefore increase in sp imo