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Thanks for informative post.

Ash, couldn't have put it better myself . Well done.

is so low here the shorters will be able to drop this to whatever they like looking for stop losses. Just a matter of patience and targeted buys at potential lows.

I would echo MRBB. Isechat your time and effort is much appreciated . Most certainly makes our present valuation look silly.

Of course there is room for intelligent discussion. But there is not much point in it when the share is being manipulated. I take it that there is a general acceptance of my assertion that the sp is being manipulated because nobody has tried to deny it.

You are dead right there are plenty of posters on here spouting things like --- "high risk" "where is the cash" "no dividends " no fcf " " i have lost confidence" "auditors quit" " no management track record " ( that's a beaut ) "grexit " " cash in junk banks" Some of them even have the gall to claim that they are long term holders , they must think we are simpletons . They spout all the above to imply that they are illuminating the reason for the sp fall whilst studiously avoiding the use of two words - - blatant and manipulation --- which would explain the true reason for the fall. On the 10th June we reached the dizzy high of 62.2 on exactly that same day ennisless increased their short position to 2.86 and the sp starts to fall , coincidence ? (lol) .The board then fills up with the above spouters , coincidence? (lol). The sp continues to get marched down particularly in the final hour of the days trading, and especially in the final two minutes . This trading pattern can only be explained by blatant manipulation especially as throughout ennisless have been steadily increasing their short positions , coincidence ? (lol) It is about time for the spouters ( and they know who they are ) to explain the reason for the above trading pattern whilst avoiding the use of the words blatant and manipulation , but of course they wont because they are trying to avoid the subject.

Yes well timed, I see that the ultra predictable shorters have found it necessary to resort to their usual practice of pushing this down at the close.

Agreed . Looks like Jolly is very risk adverse , life and especially investment life can never be gilt edged and set in stone. It is very nice setting precise investment rating values to every variable but it simply does not work. If it works how come the worlds highly rated investment houses and banks supposedly as safe as houses have recently gone belly up ? You pays yer money and takes yer chance . Under the mattress is ultra safe until you drop the fag end.

Smeagol , well said. The auditors are professionals with access to privileged information and they have their reputations to protect . Your final sentence sums it up. Always amuses me when the shorters wave red flags at the " change of auditors " and then do not go on to explain their concerns. The implication is that the new set of auditors are prepared to cook the books for a juicy fee .The shorters are too shallow and gutless to actually say that. The auditors were changed as a result of a competitive tendering exercise, an inconvenient fact ignored by the shorters.

Couldn't agree more. This market is not fit for purpose , which is to enable companies to raise funds for investment and growth. The manipulation here and elsewhere is bringing AIM into disrepute. We have a disconnect between the company fundamentals and an sp which bears no relationship to company announcements .A dysfunctional market. That said , no surprises here though . There is always a concerted effort to push this down between the announcement of impending results and the actual results , just check the charts. The shorters are running out of ideas and becoming too predictable. Same same same.

No rush, I am in here for the long haul. If things get say 10% sillier I will. FormereQuitan's ( wish you guys would come up with simpler names ) post makes a lot of sense.

have I been inflicted with colour blindness that cannot be blue. I doubt if they have finished trying to walk this down . Really couldn't care less they are getting none of my shares.

The last time it was tempting ( almost ) the sp was 46.75. Things must be really looking up.

Google shorttracker.co.uk It can be lucrative to buy shorted shares. I made a few bob on qpp ,all being well on the capital return and TUNG is now in the money. You must not use stop losses though because there is a strong chance your shares will be nicked and you will miss out on the inevitable recovery.

It's anybodies guess whats going on here . Interesting to note though that despite vigorous shorting and associated malfeasance over a prolonged period ,most holders are still in profit or a slight loss. There are few heavily shorted shares on AIM showing the same resilience . There has to be a reason for that. For holders with a sensible time span this is a dead cert.

Looks like your timing has been a bit too exquisite.

Brilliant idea , you say " maybe not " but why not ? It would really shake things up and it is in the direction that Costis has obviously been heading. Just love it ,hope he reads your post.

I am surprised by the amount of volume today. For every buyer their must be a seller and who will sell at this level ? Unless it's the shorters trying to control a rise. Be interesting at the close, if we get the normal last minute ( literally ) drop they are still trying to manipulate. But the longer they hold this back the greater will be the eventual rise.

the way this share always takes a dip at the close of trade ! Could it be manipulation ? Surely not, this is a squeaky clean Great British market it simply can only be free and open trading that is 100% above board . But it is rather weird .

Kowloon I have previously admitted that I know B all about mobile technology and I am sure you have far greater knowledge on the subject than me. Have you read the RNS of the 7th ? Even I can work out that it blasts an enormous hole through your argument. Did you not spot the paragraph that states the cloud is used to serve international offices? There is absolutely no reason, whatever the outcome in Greece for the company to stop using it's very valuable Greek work force in favor of an expensive American one.