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Presumably the major shareholders could threaten/call an EGM if, as JO suggests, they feel the BoD are being obstructive?

Just to put a little flesh on the bones, the CEO holds 1.266m shares at an average cost of 127.34p, this implies a paper loss of £1.143m, based on a 37p closing price. The Chair is similarly on the hook for 111k shares at an average price of 196.88p i.e. paper loss of £177k. Quite what difference, if any, this makes is of course open to question. Notwithstanding any compensation, the losses might incentivise them to push for a higher price, or equally make them more likely to reject a deal below these averages. Just a thought.

As is customary, DYOR, not advice etc. etc.

Many thanks for the reply, I’m pleased the answer was a simple one for once!

Anyone who's more experienced in trading care to offer an explanation of the 16:38 trades? Is it a case of late reporting or were the trades carried out at that time? If the latter, how can someone buy so cheaply (if they're buys) or why would someone sell so low (if they're sales)? Also what impact, if any, would there be on tomorrow's opening position. Apologies if any or all of these questions are lame!

Thank you for responding, FF, I will take your advice, hopefully at some point some of the fog with lift!

Hi FF really appreciate the info, as a relative novice I just wish I understood some of the finer points. I thought I'd chance my arm and ask if you would mind elaborating on the "elliot wave" bit, if you have the time. (I assume it's some large orders in the pipeline.)

Best wishes.