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It seems a deal is done as FMR & FIL increased their holding to 9.44%. Shorters are getting scared.

Those shorting really want to get out prior to suspension.

They hold 9.44%, can't remember they are that many, so they may be the one collecting shares on the open market.

Carrot, you are one of the most entertaining one on this board, I still remember what you said last Thursday:

"Choo choo 🚂! All aboard! The train is departing the station, destination Multi-Bagsville 🚀. Luca get your ticket before it’s too late, get your £30k back or you might live to regret it when this deal is sitting at 33p next week."

Now you are saying 15p :)

Unfortunately, WG will be bought cheap at 35p.

So far only 91 and M Partner are dumping, other IIs are holding calmly, also shorter need to closing.

Sidra can't buy 30% on open market as IIs hold more than 80%.

Strange that Short Tracker has not shown the reduce, but we can find the reduction on LSE, MW reduced to 1.49% from 1.67% yesterday, I reckon they reduced a lot more today.

Once 91 & M Partners Capital LLC finish their dumping, we will see the price up.

Remains calm with their holding of more than 5%.

91 & M Partners Capital LLC have done a big favour for their shorting mates in the city.

Sidara will honour the deal and they don't want to look like a carrot.

Looks like below 20 is the target price for short to close, maybe MW out today?

It seems that 91 and M Partners Capital LLC want to exit completely, the question is who is cumulating?

Yes, there was a trade on Yahoo Fiance for 22,315,114, that is 3% of total shares.

Still hold 5% and 91 & Border sold over 5m yesterday, who was the buyer? Maybe Sidara is collecting cheap shares so that they will pay less when deal confirmed?

That is what I have been thinking, so those IIs were aware of this offer before last Friday so they made no movement at all? I would like them to reject the offer to be honest.

Will they team up with other institutions to reject the sale at 35p?

I guess some LTH will vote against the offer, however, it is completely down to institutions to decide. I prefer the rejection and recover from where we are now.

Krok, from your tune of words, I don't believe you are holding any shares although you claim so.

Shaml, are you representing the institution holders? Most of them are still holding more than 90% of shares, are you implying that they are selling out? Please can you provide us with your evidence.