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Arthurdonkey, I’m still waiting for my 1.5p buy, still haven’t seen it.

Long way to go yet. 5p by the end of April. I see arthurdonkey is still up to his old tricks.

T6.1 agree, like I’ve said many a time, £6m buys they at to find shares for, and like you said, can always rely on the 10% stop losses to help out.

Market didn’t know they were in discussions. Markets know feck all.

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Feel sorry for the person who bought £34ks worth only to see the sp drop on a £700 sell. lol, got to love the markets.

MMS going after the bedwetters, can always rely on them.

Since announcement of talks, apart from appointing an interim CFO. Sp most certainly manipulated, buys far exceed sells by £6m, yet sp deopped yesterday, now going after stop losses. I suppose they need to shares to fill the £6m deficit.

Prices rises and Kat and dog no comments.

Kicking in? big few weeks ahead.

Bought more. Multibagging soon.

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Great move! Bought more.

‘ no games being played’, I’m sorry but there is 100% games being played. I’ve been watching the trades for 3 days, there’s £6m more buys than sells. I don’t see enough selling to warrant a drop. Definitely more buys, let’s see if there’s any delayed sells to show, they have 3 days to disclose.

I’m looking at the sp dropping, but most of the trades are buys. Baffling.

More buys than sells, sp drops. Hold.

Far more than 35p I know. MMS raiding looking to balance the books, £6-7m to find????

Longfell, they build a long position then start closing. Very rarely shorts get squeezed anymore. :(

Agree Longfell. Hence the shear amount of buys over sells.

Knight I’ve seen it many times before, great news followed by increase in shorts, everyone doubting it was good news. Days later, shorts decrease. They know they have a week or so to exit.

Short position increased to control squeeze. £6m buys more than sells, can you imagine if they didn’t, we’d be nearer 50p now. They’ll be closing soon.