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Sorry but can you confirm where this was posted, date if RNS please
“ Multiple parties, confirmed by the company.”

this aged badly :(

god yes please

We touched 32, it would be a good result to hold the gain at the close, and creep up from there. 50p is nonsense until we get some news.
(sorrry don’t do these stupid shipping / pirate / fishing analogies)

32 would be a decent start, 33 on Friday. DFS next week please

And now the "sold all my shares" post has gone, which if nothing else gave some balance. Bit weird the same guy was predicting 10p/share here, unless he did further research:

"Excellent work maverick"
Started: munchbox54, 28 Dec 2020 23:54

Would have been nice if the board confirmed multiple bidders or talks with multiple parties going on to gives us some confidence. Cannot see how that would breach any NDA.

Would be delighted by 9.5p by end of the week

I would take some comfort in that if the BOD were issued shares at 20-30p and not 1p or less (for example), then I would be confident of a high sale price

Blackrock is a US company and under Volcker it cannot prop trade. BR didn't close a short, its clients did.

if I had a quid for every time posted nonsense about "more buys than sells" / supply and demand etc

I've saved this on my notepad now to save time.

By definition every trade is a buy and a sell. Where the 'Price' is closest to the 'Offer' price, the trade is considered a 'Buy'. Where it is closest to the 'Bid' price, the trade is considered to be a 'Sell'. Where it is dead centre between 'Bid' and 'Offer', it appears in the '?' column.

Usual nonsense post - needs a good kick in his crystal balls

Do we have enough tin foil hats to go round?

Or simply sell some GBP stocks and buy USD stocks, or add a simple FX forward to hedge the sterling depreciation risk. These are much easier and more likely than commodities going up due to the devaluation of one (now small) currency. FTSE100 generally goes up when Sterling falls anyway as they have global revenues and disclose profits in GBP.

Rampers will spin all news to be somehow favourable of course, unfortunately

Aren’t TP the in house broker so massively biased?

Well done Amanensia trying to educate the rampers. Some real ignorance / wishful thinking here. There is no “vote of confidence”, trackers run on algos that keep a proportional share of each constituent share. If a share like EUA had a high enough MC it gets added to the index and maintained according to the algo.
It’s good news generally as it is a another buyer of the share and a sticky LT holder.

“Strange business model”? No BR will take their 20bps (or whatever) management fee for operating a computer programme. Investors are not buying BR advice, they are buying, in a convenient and cheap way, a portfolio of junior mining companies.

Spot on Rooboy, none of the recent RNS are material. GJ being granted to SMR is an administrative formality.

The SP will jump when we get news of either:
1. Complaints progress
2. Complaints provision not needing increase
3. FCA agreement
4. Lending restarting

I don’t think we will get any of those 4 till Jan/Feb

Jimmy
I don’t think anyone answered your question if you can still remember what it was :)

The £159million provisioned in the accounts is what’s left after the payouts made (over £50million so far). So they’re expecting total costs to be over £210million).

Yep agreed, bought some more at 9.7

Because buy or sell is pretty meaningless, it’s not reported and gets applied buy an algo looking at price vs mid at the time of trade