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SG0911 - just for clarity and to avoid any confusion. Those 236 posts are from affrm - not me! 🤣 🤣

FangKat - no you are not thick!! I can tell you that 'affrm' is a massively over the top, super positive poster over on PPP (like just way too much). Sadly, I also took a 'punt' on PPP, but luckily only £3,500). It's a total disaster of a (currently still suspended) penny share - so even IF tuan6 actually IS being derogatory about it, I don't blame him; as PPP is a pile of junk. In fact, however terrible the news is, affrm just keeps on thinking that it smells of roses and is going to make them all a ton of money! Talk about delusional.

KUMS - it certainly beats being invested in Ocado, that's for sure! Hands Down!!

That's great, thanks Trendz (and Nas-k). I am pretty heavily invested here and doing very well (thus far!); so I'm very happy that the route forward looks so promising . . . .

Thanks again. ATB

Are we specifically mentioned in the article(s), as I can't access them at present? Why is it exciting?

Can anyone shed some light?!

Falls like we saw yesterday, are not uncommon. Large fill orders WILL be filled - even if that means dropping the share price by 15p or more to reach the number required. The MM's have a job to do and it won't always be to our script. I don't see anything to put people off. It happens to Rolls Royce literally every week, so I'm perfectly used to MM shenanigans!!

Other than that, CBG has performed brilliantly since November, so no complaints from me. . . Onwards.

Sadly Chid and as ever, Google is 100% wrong!

The official Close Price was £3.14.

Yeah right! Like any of us on these Boards can ever have any relevance, to any share price and its movements!

Loving the good humour though as it's been a sh*t show of an afternoon!

In just one hour we lost six hours of todays' gains. That's why you can never get complacent on the Stock Exchange!

I'm sure that we will have a pop at it again this week (or next week, doesn't bother me as there is no rush), but £3.27 is certainly our resistance point.

Loads of time to reach £5 in 2025. . .

That's a very impressive fall. Took no time at all.

Chid - there is zero doubt that CBG will have to pay-out. Question is, "by how much less"? Maybe -60% of what had previously been said? They won't get away with nothing that's for sure.

That much reduced liability, combined with rising sentiment here and CBG should be good for £5 to £6 this year.

Yes, I still think that it will not remain above resistance 1 at £3.27. Proving hard to get past and stay past!

We're at 327.20 as I write, so we shall see if that is a resistance point - or not. Hopefully the latter. . .

Well next up would, according to Barclays, be 327.13 and then 347.53. But we shall see, as February unfolds. . . .

Taken from Barclays 'Technical Analysis' page and as detailed here yesterday. Theyvare 'usually' very accurate, so I personally do keep an eye on their numbers myself. Technicals are a very useful tool, but not to be used in isolation of course! ATB

'Technically' this can go to 327p with no real resistance. Today? Maybe. . .

And right on the Trading Resistance point which is 310.39. With a bit of luck we can move past that in the next day or two and then on to Resistance 1 at 327.86. It's all looking very encouraging, we just need to be both realistic and patient. . .

Https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-14322631/Rolls-Royce-seals-record-9bn-MoD-contract-build-nuclear-sub-reactors.

Source: The Daily Mail - 25th January 2025

And to think that on Monday morning of this week, CBG was £2.35 at one point; a bloody good week as far as I'm concerned. Enjoy these moments when they happen, as it ain't that often that you see a 26% rise in just five trading days!

Good weekend all. . . ATB