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I've noticed with many stocks, it really doesn't take much to drop the SP; even a quite small sell in the grand scheme of things (£100-500) can have signifcant negative impact, even if the buys beforehand were ten times as much. Any seasoned investors know if this is normal, and if so why? It's frustrating... haha

It seems someone only needs to sell £100 worth to make the price crash straight back down again. No wonder this stock hasnt moved very far. I just hope theres some growth across the week.

I'm not sure about CF. They've gone into administration but their portfolios seemingly been 'moved' to other companies, so wether they'll sell holdings still, I don't know.

I think a lot sell/dont buy going into the weekend. Might see more volume on monday.

I was wondering the same thing. His insight/opinion is welcome.

One of those sells was my buy, at 5.8 per share, so I imagine the rest were buys as well. It's hard to be certain though.

But if you bought the ADRs, you would have 200% less than ordinary shares, so surely the % movement between the two stocks would effectively produce the same result (assuming they sync up properly). I'm hoping what we will see over the next few weeks is the shorters dropping out because there is little chance of the stock delisting, which I imagine many of them were banking on.

Hopefully that will have the added bonus of encouraging those who were worried about delisting to start buying.

There is a list. Just google gms major shareholders, im sure its on their site.

Im hoping their defeat will stop them doing any further shenanigans.

The market makers really dont want to put up the sp do they? Huge amount of shares bought and well probably end the day back where we started.

I hope this isn't a stupid question but what would be the point in expanding the fleet when the existing vessels are not all utilised? Surely that is just adding more dead weight.

I am rather looking forward to reading the results of the general meeting tomorrow. Whichever direction the shareholders vote, the main thing is we put an end to the distruption and allow things to settle into a new status quo.

I was thinking more 'market abuse'...

Still no news Retour... I hope you're not lying to encourage buyers. Theres a name for that.

I agree with Mr Duck regarding Brexit. I’m now only involved with stocks that operate outside the U.K./EU. There will probably still be a little bit of a hit due to failing optimism or panic amongst U.K. investors but ultimately the operations of the co. are a separate matter and shouldn’t be adversely affected. Heck, maybe the more global operations will become more attractive to investors as the European economy sorts itself out in the aftermath, though I can’t say that wether that is likely or not.

I think a strong chairman will be a godsend. Perhaps that could be Mazrui but as ive stated earlier the man has been very tight lipped about his vision for the company (or anything else for that matter). If i recall correctly they have a few promising candidates. Maybe after the resolutions at the gm are out of the way they might offer someone the job.

I love this stock. 90,000 shares bought - price rises 0.05. 50,000 sold - stock drops 0.2 (approx numbers). Thats been the case for the last 3 weeks. No wonder this hasnt got off the ground.

I will most likely be voting against Seafox, im seeing them as something of a spanner in the works.

Ok if you wany my opinion, I believe the company will recover in the long term. There will be no whooooshes, magic tricks or share price unicorns. Once the general meeting is out of the way, i believe there will be a little turmoil whatever the outcome, so we will have to wait until things settle. My first real milestone is the commencing of the 1st contract. That should make the balance sheet look a little healthier. I relish the possibility of full shariah loan gfd but until GMS state that they are actively pursuing or negotiating one I cant factor it into my long term vision.