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200,000 snapped up!

You’re all over the place Jumbo Jim!

What are you thinking Jumbo - do share...

I see them... as with all the sells, the SP doesn't even blink!

I'm waiting for £1.22 since I have so far topped up at £1.31, £1.34, £1.40, £1.47, £1.51, £1.54 and £1.60.

I previously owned at £0.95 but sold at £1.07 (too early, in hindsight).

If it goes much below £1.20 - I will sell other holdings to buy this one.

I looked (again) at their 2023 report last night... mid-term, this is only going one way.

There's been a lot of selling these past couple of days. The share price barely even blinks...

I know the SP is down a little, but it can just as easily be back up tomorrow or even today!

143+ will either keep going or retreat back to 130. If it does, I’m buying more. US license update on Independence Day anyone?! :-)

I expect they’ll do it a little different this year - they need to instil confidence, considering they got decimated last year.

Even a steady performance, some green shoots in Europe and a positive indication about the US license will see this creeping back to 160+.

It swings 10% most days. I’ve topped up 7 times since it declined from 165. I hope those fundamentals and my gut are right on this one.

Gulp!

It may have the opposite effect - not enough?!

146 - 130 (11%) based on nothing. I'm pretty certain there was never any confirmed reason why it fell from the 160s in the first place - I doubt it was because WISE reported a slowdown.

It'll probably go back up to 145-150 tomorrow, but then it could go back down to 120. I'll be buying more if it does, but have no intention of selling until we know something concrete.

There have been approx. £250k of sells in the last hour... folks seemingly don't have much confidence.

That said, how much lower can it go - down 70% seems ridiculous! I'm tempted - I might lose 10% or make 40% over the next few months... hmmm!

Surely the fall is not because of the cost of living crisis in Nigeria (in particular) and the impact on the Naira?

Diageo is the latest company to 'exit', Nigeria - according to Bloomberg.

The poor state of the Nigerian economy, isn't a new thing, and CABP are better diversified now.

Surely 125 is the end of this fall...

The fact that the Chief Compliance Officer sold £129k shares on May 24 is just a coincidence?!

I’ve bought the dips right down from 155. Will see what happens next week, but I plan to sell some other investments to continuing doing the same.

First time posting into these forums. Started investing during Covid. Some good and some not so good e.g. SYNT, ENET 🤣