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Fascinating to watch: down 18% in first ten minutes of trading, yet only four trades total value £3k. Either no one is watching, or no one believes BRH RNSs. Or something else? Think I'll continue to hold anyway.

Any specific reason why at this point please?

Whatever the thoughts about GB, surely the focus for PI’s now is on mitigating losses: that means get out, stick, or buy. A sad time for something that has looked so promising and credible. Plan to just sit back for a while now.

Now down 8.5%. Greater than dividend but guess it’s some short term traders taking the money fir something else.

Put yourself in his shoes. What would his mentality suggest (I'm not certain)? More importantly in answer to your question, how will this affect current underwater private investors?

Sharechap that's a really simple and effective tip, i appreciate it. Thanks.

Lots of scientific papers cited and strong rebuttals but with thousands of claims already, at the very least this is going to be vexatious and probably drawn out. Is this a good re-entry point?

No doubt it's been asked before and will be again but... can anyone please explain the proliferation of trades of just one share today?

One broker downgrades a stock to 280p and the price falls 10% in an hour. Large volume of sales almost entirely AE. One has to wonder what's really going on here. If anything.

Rumour gathering momentum on Twitter now but only a single source for now so may be nothing more than a rumour. Would Bosch want 100% of this?

Is it actually possible for the SP to be dropped over a short period for no reason other than to facilitate large buys? I can't see it but I wonder what on earth has happened today.

Cash call coming maybe?

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/shares/heiq-rallies-on-boss-backing-for-game-changing-fabric#.Ygo3gnyR_Nc.twitter

In the same note ODX: 'confirms that it is in discussions with certain investors and shareholders regarding a potential equity fundraising'

And then states: 'there is no immediate need to raise additional capital and the Company may choose not to proceed with a fundraising until such time as conditions are more favourable'

I can't recall ever seeing such a contradictory message to investors. What can it possibly mean?

Personally, delighted with the details this morning. I'm a bit 'old school' in that I like businesses to say what they're going to do, then do it - not hugely more and not hugely less. PFD has always had strong grocery brands but generally failed to run the business well. Today, PFD still has good brands and is a far better directed business than it was when I was more active in that sector.

I'd say there's still a good chance of an takeover from an overseas food business here. But then I thought that three years ago too!

Sometimes I'm tempted to un-filter Kallu just to find out what she's saying now. Then I wake up.

You're not the only one to have underestimated the bounce back! P/E looks ambitious but maybe in the context of premium brand involvement, it's not.

There ain't half been some clever bastards
(Lucky bleeders, lucky bleeders)

Great that it's finally starting to move up, but why do I have that uneasy feeling of a fish being slowly played on a line? I suppose good fortune favours the brave! And FWIW, I doubt very much that this is a business about to be sold - famous last words?

If it was a buying opportunity yesterday at 2390, what is it today at 2165? Never will understand SP movements!