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I know, those short here must be scared. Could be near bankruptcy losses for a few if it's great news

Why not just say it? Worst case the post gets deleted

If you are long, you know what the most is you can lose but have no idea what you might gain.
If you are short, you know the most you can gain but have no idea what you mighy lose.
I can imagine which side of that coin has the scarier prospects

Flip holders to shorters and good to bad and you have the exact counter argument Stork.
The naysayers seem unable to accept it could be good news

I'm glad someone who isn't invested has so much time to tell us how this is going to hell. Very kind of them.

Just muck spreading as usual. Cause some fear when the end is near

Get to the bathroom! Quick!

Despite all the volatility of late, I think this will be pretty stable until the next RNS

Probably about when your previous moniker got banned hey Navarre?

Or somewhere inbetween. Fingers crossed that it's a good resolution for the many and we can stop hearing all the doom and gloom from the few.

The thing has barely moved lately. Not sure how anyone makes anything worth having trading this lately

And where new accounts pop up to deride the company. Strange to bemoan something you arent invested in. It's almost as if you have an agenda....

Impressive resolve.

Bigger question is, how come you don't havethem on the filter list already

I'm concerned by the IT capacity of these forums. Given how mmany messages get posted when there is nothing to talk about, I fear it will crash when there is an actual update!

Should probably take a break from the boards for a few weeks or until you get an RNS update email.
Constantly posting the same thing into the void every day can't be good for you

Unless it's a deal RNS I see little point in an RNS being released at present, unless legally required

I would imagine lots are still invested as lots are in it until news either way about an asset sale

You may wish to reconsider never selling. If the SP recovers, then you'll have a great capital gain, but the dividend yield may no longer be that great, so you may get a better yield banking the gain and looking elsewhere

Is there a source for this wild speculation?