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Sirmark - sorry, I took your 'Another 200k purchase at 12.38p' as you, not commentary. But you were also buying at 14&15p.

Wouldn't surprise me if Sirmark put in a buy order in at 0.065

Don't worry, I've understood how he works, just took me a bit of time to realise. I've seen some of his buy trades only to realise it's because he sold elsewhere to fund it.

Yes, I've learned my lesson buying into TXP at 15p but think they could get back to that.

Sirmark has to come here to make any money, as he is loosing too much elsewhere. Bought 200,000 in TXP at 12.38, currently 10.60 and somehow, is going to buy a million if it reaches 10.5. No doubt sold all to re-buy in cheaper.

Looking forward to it, as I can buy some more then. Was waiting for 0.02 but that never came.

The 12,201,813 trade could of been a sell and then re-bought.

Could it simply be that someone is selling out of a trading account, to take the losses, and putting them into an ISA for Tax free gains.

Agreed, but gives me the impression that the price is going down not up.

I can buy £20k no problem but can't sell £20k unless a NT, tells me they don't want my shares.

If someone is buying hard in the background, then why wouldn't you be able to sell in volume?

So currently, we should open tomorrow in the 12's?

I also couldn't get a quote this afternoon, not even for £50 worth. The only time I got a quote, was to sell.

Can't buy £20k but can sell £20k @ 0.751

Chesh - thought with the recent RNS's we would already be at 0.1 then the next leg up with the RNS we've been waiting for

Can only buy £2000 @ 0.75 but can sell £20,000 @ 0.685

BLUEROAD888 - you have conveniently missed the fact that EME are entitled to 75% of their capital expenditure in Mako.

BLUEROAD888 - If you don't like what you see in the numbers, don't invest. No-one is trying to encourage you to invest. You need to do a bit more research like we all have.

5%? of what??? Didn't know you swing both ways!!

BLUEROAD888 - you shouldn't be using the word 'we' when you're not a shareholder. It is 'they'.