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I think there were about a billion shares with no lock-in period, although most of those would have churned by now. Price movements could as easily be traders exiting after early profits, or people running to the latest shiny thing because the share price has been static for a few days :)

Medium term business case is very good, so its a case of buy and close your eyes for a while, or try to trade the movement. Problem is that this can move quickly, so a trading strategy might miss out. I am in the closed eyes camp at the moment :)

I've had NT to buy on II for about 30m. Anyone else having problems?

@F79 I am sure the quieter members of the forum appreciated your efforts. I was also in the 'extension not happened yet' camp, based on the text of the RNS. Regardless of one poster's narcissistic opinions, the last RNS was not clear at all, so the clarification was very welcome.

And yet ARS is about to conclude a $160m deal with them...

Either you are correct and an $80m company is blundering into this with no due diligence, or you are trying to scare people into selling by misrepresenting the situation, either because you want get in cheap or are on a short. Given you have already been banned from one forum and you plainly like the sound of your own voice, my money is on the latter.

And you were banned from ADVFN for being pompous? I find that hard to believe.

>> looks like MT scared a few peepz

I'm amazed how many investors seem to rely on BBs rather than their own research. If ramping and de-ramping on forums had no effect, then there would be far less of it. I find it hard to believe someone would trust the word of an anonymous forum poster, but the evidence suggests otherwise :)

The only analyst quoted by the FT has a 12-month target price of 4.5p (+1700%). Would be nice :)

I'm in RMM, HZM, ARS, KEFI, SOLG, BZT and ARCM. I think any one of those could multi-bag this year. I hope more than one :)

I'll revisit this post on 31/12/21 and see how over-optimistic I was :)

They show no value while the markets are open, but should return to 'normal' value after close.

I wonder sometimes how the closing price is calculated. Since 8.30, there were only 3 trades below 0.25, two of which were 0.2475, and for 500k shares in total. All the other trades were 0.26 or higher, including nothing below .2625 in the last hour. 8m shares traded today.

Yet, somehow the closing price is 0.25.

OK, need to end this now because I assume you must be trolling :) If not, I hope you pay more attention to stocks than geography and nomenclature.

BTW its a Gordon Keeble.

Also, from my experience there may be a gender divide on the practical uses of gold :)

Sorry for the lengthy digression today, but it just occurred to me you might be thinking of Murray's Motorcycle Museum on the island. Its been run by Peter Murray for about 50 years. No relation to Murray Walker and he doesn't own half the island, but its the best I could do.

https://www.johnsmotorcyclenews.co.uk/events-to-visit/murrays-motorcycle-museum/
https://www.manxmuseums.com/listing_page_598233.html

I wonder if there is a correlation between size of digression in BB chat and lack of movement in share price :)

Or Fantasy Island :)

Ah Murray Walker - yes I met him when he was commentating on the TT, but he didn't live here (AFAIK).

>> Matt Murray owned half that island

OK, bored today so I will bite :)

The only two Matt Murrays I can find are a Canadian ice hockey goalie and a former Wolves goalkeeper. Neither seems a likely candidate to own half of an island with one of the highest per capita incomes in the world, a GDP around six billion and home to five (maybe more) billionaires. Also, I probably would have heard of him :)

Perhaps you are thinking of the wrong island.

I'm on the Isle of Man. Apart from being COVID-free, its a great place for trading as there is no capital gains tax and the top rate of income tax is 20%.

No, we have no restrictions at all here. Not even social distancing. Everything open as normal.

LOL - what do you think happens when someone sells? The stock market fairy takes the shares?

Even if they were recorded as 'sells', every sell is also a buy :)