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Who would sell at that price

I did wonder. We could still potentially see a 7am-8am RNS dropped but who knows. I think you're right that FOMO will kick in as people try to get in before the RNS

Is there a single share on LSE with more drivel? Perhaps the MCAP is so low people think they might have half a chance of successfully shifting it one way or the other.

Looking forward to tomorrow. Just wondering if it'll be a spike which slowly drifts, or a trend reversal. Either way I think there's a 80% chance of seeing 1.5 tomorrow intraday.

That 2.5m at the end was quite reassuring.

1.5-2p when the drill arrives perhaps, 10p next week is delusional

Not so keen now? Sell quotes are a lot smaller. Order fulfilled?

It would be easier to fill that order if they offered a more respectable price

I've never seen anything like it in all my time trading. The quote sizes are unprecedented in my experience

The ask and bid was practically meaningless today. Not letting people buy at all for large parts of the day, and quoting massive sells above the midpoint

The MMs were still buying by the million right until the end

1.24

Aren't they obliged to sell in chunks of at least 150k?

just tried myself, couldn't buy any, but could sell a lot

Indeed, I was tempted to trade this today, but the difference between maximum buy quotes and maximum sell quotes has been phenomenal. They really don't want to let many shares go at all

It's not a good day for traders as some might assume, because even if you sell and the price does drop a bit, it's very difficult to buy back in at the quantities you may have sold at

The placing is known and therefore priced in

weren't we bottom midday? Must have been close

I'd be happy to sell at 1.5 and never invest in an AIM company ever again after this week

I've never understood why some at 7am and some are intraday. I used to think 7am was so everyone can digest the news at the same time before market opens, but others say things should be announced ASAP intraday

There we go, from almost 20% down to 7% up