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Why would it take off?

Blue day today.

Stop buying then they will stop selling.

I think its called an iceberg trade. You can tell iceberg trades by their odd amounts. The MMs chop it into manageable chunks and buy and sell the trade throughout the day. It happens on the FTSE a lot. Iceberg trades.

This kind of trading usually means there is in fact a seller with a million plus to sell. There is also a buyer and an agreed price of < 10.75. When the shares have been swapped 'on the market'. Then we will see a rise. Until then a lot of shares are available to buy and sell in this range.

If you hold coffee, tea, or milk, you are a mug.

I think companies that are doing well now will be very strong when this is over. I would want to be friends with supermarkets, medical health suppliers, manufacturers of bleach and the haulage companies that move it all around. I wonder if waiting for the 'all clear' is better for those companies.

Well, there's the seller gone.

I hope Lloyds goes bankrupt. Thieves.

You will have to weather the storm of the day traders who bought in sub 10p. They will want to take out their 40% and gamble elsewhere. They should be mostly gone in a few days then everyone will be in around this price with news of what's going on to come.

I had 100k shares in Lionsgold that were sent to me as a share certificate. Can someone fill me in as to what's happening to these shares. Are they sellable? I understand the company is now called Tally Ltd. Briefly whats going on there? Will they re-list?

Does anyone havea time frame for when these shares will re-list?

My God the ineptitude. This was 1.40 a share in January now look at it. Slow hand clap for all involved here. Too many egos at board level. Someone tell them that there is lithium in the ground everywhere, they have to get to production and stop thinking that having 'the best deposit in the world' is enough. Haha 26p a share what a load of junk.

Have I lost all my money? HSBC sounding like they don't want to hold these in my trading account. Like others they are telling me to get a certificate but that the shares are untradable. How will we ever get our money if we can't trade the shares on an open market?

From 2.00 to 1.70 then close up to 180.

Just bought at 169.05 GLA

Halifax stole money from me in 2008 along with thousands of other customers. I would never buy shares in this company. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

I think there was a misunderstanding today. I bought some more at 21.5.

I'm surprised there has not been an RNS today regarding either the Triller contract or the accounts. I think they need a lesson in Public Relations. Maybe there will be an announcement later in the day. The Triller contract is very good news.

This had a trading range of 70-90p for over a year. What happened that it is in the 50s? Seems like a ridiculous over-reaction. They are still moving forward, right?