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brother, jtop asked me a civil question (16:38) so i gave him a civil answer. .... hardly 'over and over', eh. i'm not sure why you go on about saving poor old dan investors, that's not my concern. i assume you are all adults here, so it's entirely up to you what risks you take, it's your own money.

perhaps RT may be hoping that he can publish the open letter setting out his proposals to the IMTK board alongside a response from the IMTK board which makes receptive, friendly noises?

dunno. it's a weird world, where it seems that jerome dafoe, or whatever that footballer's name is proposes to pay his fridge-stocker and pillow-fluffer twice the rate of experienced nurses.

come come addicknt! you underestimate his importance in the market. mms watch him.

to be fair to him, he is right to be so cautious since i'm sure that the mms watch this bb very carefully in order to try to monitor his trading intentions & second guess rylidan on pricing. i expect they would find it very valuable information to know at what price he is prepared to deal, given the kind of large volumes he probably trades in & the tiny mcap of clinigen. for similar reasons, altho' some might see him as a bit of a hindsight trader, that probably misunderstands the importance of rylidan using a kind of delayed trade reporting to ensure an orderly market. atb, gla.

gl!

sure, it's only an opinion, of course i might be wrong. i don't buy this idea though which a few people repeat on this bb of the shorters 'looking for mid 40s'. reality is, they will always seek whatever price they think they can best get, given the circumstances as these change over time. but that will have nothing to do with any semi-publicly announced 'targets', since what possible motive would a shorting fund have to be 'honest' at any point about a buy-back price? i'm not saying that it won't hit the 40s, it might, it might not, just that i wouldn't place too much credence in anything shorters or proxies say re targets. it is usually in their best interests to deceive. (...even less reliable than broker targets, lol.)

am guessing we will soon see another short reduction. as on some other shares i have followed, quite often when shorters have done well out of a share that begins to show recovery /have less downside,they will still wait in hope of a busy big downturn day on the general markets, when they can take advantage of general mark-downs not company specific, & get decent vol off nervous sell-side. just an opinion.

.. and bot a few back in the 640s .. ... v glad of my trailing stops, still cautious so not building anywhere near to full size yet. far too much going on!

finally.

c'mon! don't get left out.

once in a while, us gloomsters are right, eh? (tho', ok,putin not the cause this time, lol) atb.

yes indeed, i have plenty cash including good banked profits. that's the whole point of using trailing stop profits, no? as per my friday 10:30, i don't try to guess s/term prices much, but i do like to protect profits that i have made against sharp s/term moves, as we have here from china / oil etc. i have already bought a small amount back today, (perhaps a bit early? we'll see.) but i am cautious on pacing, not because of any change in my overall view on clinigen, but b/c overall markets still risk-off.

morning finn, back to your original 6.80. but i imagine that like many of us it's harder to find blue ones to cash in today to raise the cash! (feeling sad i have no afpo, was in there once, but called that one wrong pretty much every step of the way, sad lol.) i'm stopped out v recently on some clinigen chunks from trailing stop-profit orders. so need to think about timing for re-purchase ... these chinese & poo are pretty scary, no? atb.

uk context (from HL): "In contrast to the slowdown in China, the UK's economy is likely to grow more strongly this year than previously forecast and an interest rate hike will occur earlier than expected, according to forecasts from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). CBI predicted the economy will expand 2.6% in 2015, and 2.8% in 2016, up from forecasts 2.4% and 2.5% made in June."

added a few this morning. i fail to see why falls in price of oil & dodgy chinese stock market will have major impact on marston in the long-term, unless civilisation falls & we all resort to cannibalism (in which case they would need to change menu?)

seems reasonably resilient over last week or two, given the general mayhem. interim results due later this week, 27th aug i think.

it's the share that time forgot...

chinese and saudis not noticed this one yet?

old saying to sell before summer hols, and come back in sept some truth this year? atb.