RE: Sometimes14 Jan 2026 13:19
I also hope that Haydale succeeds, as I am also invested. With regard to your previous post about Cavendish and the Yahoo report, yes Cavendish worked with the previous management, but they also might in their duty to all shareholders have been involved in the management changes, whilst they are paid by Haydale I think they also have fidicuary responsibility to all shareholders. The Yahoo report is AI generated and will have combined all data it can find, but will always give the "Investment" warning for all Companies that have prior losses, which is inevitable in new technology companies and is after all why AIM evolved and has its tax breaks.
Regarding trading in the market, my hypothesis on how the professionals operate is, imagine you are an ambitious fund manager whose usual investment value would be a multiple of the normal market daily trade value and let us go back a few weeks to when the share price was 0.6p with a spread of 0.55-0.65 and say the size is 1.5m shares bid with one market maker and offered with 2 also 1.5m each, the wise fund manager would instruct his dealer to bid 0.56 for 10m shares with a minimum start size of 3m. If at close of play the dealer or his market maker friend has accumulated 5m shares there will be a load of smaller trades under 0.56 and then the late reporting of the 5m at 0.56 and they will all show as sales or unknown! Also the two market makers who were offering at 0.65 if they had not been involved in the trades they would try and muscle in by lowering their offer prices, to attract the buyer to them. In this scenario buying looks like selling and the price has fallen!! Just my thoughts.