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"if they could get anything over 15p I would be happy."

Yeah no kidding. We can be bought today for 3p probably.

"Tuckman if you are correct"

Yeah, if. But it's just comment plucked out of thin air with no evidence at all.

"What's Jason's email address?"

You been at the cooking sherry again?

Sigh.

Oil is a commodity. He has gone to beg for oil for the *world* not for America. If Saudi don't turn on the taps the price of *all* oil will stay high. If they do, the price of *all* oil will fall.

"And Indigo if you are thinking of trashing what I have just said with your rubbish button it."

I've told him, he's absolutely awful.

"Let's hope it's applying here as things seem darker than ever!"

Can I ask, if the facts were the same, the delays and all that but the share price had slowly crept up to 4p on no news, would you still think things were as dark?

An auction is just for trade matching, to spur liquidity. They happen often.

Of course. There's nothing wrong with approaching the company directly with a considered question.

" if you opt to keep your trap shut you must be an absollute fool IMHO."

Why? How does moaning on a forum help?

"of course you are going to complain if invested and the price goes down"

Nah. You always have the option of keeping your trap shut

"Kirk ran off after 5 years on the gravy train with his side hustles in various other enterprises. Meanwhile Miles has reamed in well over a million quid and enjoyed some nice breaks away all paid for by us. What do we get. "

No...they had jobs and got paid market rates. If we want to attract people who could otherwise get 400k a year in director level roles at BP and Shell, I'm afraid we have to pay them - and that's got failure or success, as it would be at a large multinational. What do we get? The opportunity to 100x our money or lose it all, and we don't have to actually do any work. That's how investment works and the way in which it's different from a job.

"the majority of trades today back that fact up."

No. Again, all reported trades are both buys and sells. Time and again you've been told.

Yes they are. Criticise them for not having made any money for two decades. But only that. They've made no promises, set no deadlines.

"For the last 2 years we have had quarterley IMC calls"

So? The job of the company is to try and make money, not make you feel good.

Worst company ever! They miss all the deadlines they never set and don't even do the IMC call that wasn't arranged. Awful!

"Meanwhile my average is coming down so I must be one of indigo’s buyers"

Makes zero sense but congratulations.

On days like this, and it seems like they're all like this recently, all the trades will be off book (MM) trades. You can see which are which on the website below - off book are the MM deals. It's also important to understand that every trade is reported in the same way - that these buys and sells are always both- they're two trades, whether on or off book.

Oh, and you have no way of knowing if a trade is a sell or a buy so stop it.

Ok to answer your question: if it's within the EMS, a market maker might've bought it (it is within the EMS). However most of the time for larger trades the opposite sides are multiple trades that aren't reported at the same time.

What's the EMS?