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Cheers Toastie. Yes I really like this one.

Been here a while for the reasons posted by Toastie. Has this been tipped in a paper?

Pardon?

See Joe, plenty of time to get in ;) People will now realise these things take time. Genuine investors will stay, genuine investors will come on board and those looking for a quick buck will leave.

ground level. Is this ground level? Not to me it isn't. And in an ideal world, I bet JP didn't want this to happen either. It's been hyped up. But the market is the market and you have to accept it for what it is. Shorting is about manipulating a share price by selling massive amounts of shares. And it has an effect on the market that isn't natural. This is wrong. If one bloke wants to buy a spread bet, then it's of no consequence to anyone else. If the market reacts as it should to the OO, then the price will fall significantly. If the JP effect is too strong, then something else will happen. That's why it is a bet. All the rampers here have no right to criticise. Everyone is here to make money, and there's plenty of greed on show! This is a great LONG term buy.

I thought that. Cheers!

Who did you do it with? IG won't do it.

That's Twohits view and only his opinion. Lots of people have sold out completely and are awaiting the OO shares with a view to sell. Those people are the traders and those who applied speculatively. I am one of them. I hope the price holds up as I will make a fortune. The only way the price won't fall is if demand for those OO shares is greater than those offloading. Much of it depends on what JP has to say in the update...

Unjustified, but that's nothing new. It'll come good.

Agreed. Over the next few years this company has a lot going for it.

Great figures that can only get stronger. Still a very low PE.

Nope. A share price doesn't make a company. Look at the fundamentals.

Yes, ignore the day by day hayess. Anyway, we now have a tick-up.

Impressive closing down when the majority of the trades were buys...

If you look on Reuters and Morningstar, it'll show how may IIs there are. Reuters seems to have a more accurate overall figure, but Morningstar gives you a breakdown. It's under the financials on Reuters and ownership on Morningstar. If you add in the director ownership, it's pretty high percentages.

Up to 30% II ownership now...

The share price is just silly. We await the rerate...

Yes, looking for a re-rate then. This has been under the radar.

This is a fantastic business and the sector is one of the right ones to be in for 2017. Looking forward to it.