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Move over to bonds. Stocks clearly are not your things buddy

Show us the broker comments then? Or are these just your comments?

Sorry, I should of said any intelligent, thought provoking suggestions as to what has happened over the last 10 trading days. The spread is well over 0.5% consistently you plum. More than enough to distinguish a buy from a sell with a 90% confidence level on each trade printed.

Usually when people start to talk about MMs manipulating ect you can usually dismiss it. But this drop is genuinely bizarre and is solely NEX discriminate.

Since the RNS there has been no II exodus as we have had no TR1's, no massive dark pool sells during these big lurches down (the huge sells that usually pop up at the end of the day) and buying volume seems to outweigh sells on a 3 to 1 basis.

It certainly makes you think what else could be dragging this down. If anyone else has any possible ideas on the last 10 trading days movements, would be nice to hear because I am genuinely puzzled. Very very bizarre trading indeed.

I for one wont be scared off by these movements. The fundamentals will out eventually

If the shareprice was 50p, you cant just buy the company there and then because obviously the SH would not approve. If the purchasing company wanted to try and do an aggressive takeover, traders would catch wind fast and would drive the shareprice up massively.

Usually the SP paid is the previous 12 month high. Of course covid has fundamentally affected valuation, but I couldnt imagine as things stand an offer of any less than 250p and that is still very cheap.

I can answer that. Because he is obviously very interested in buying shares but wants to get the cheapest possible price by scaring g away 2 or 3 newbies....not that a couple of newbies with 500 quid to invest would make an atom of difference

A 66p intraday takeover.....now that would be something falkland. It was at 66p for about 10 minutes. It goes without saying if there was a takeover, the premium would be significant to today's SP for obvious reasons.

I agree falklandinvestor, the SP is unbelievable here ;)

Winning strategy here is holding nerve and buying in tranches as it sinks lower.

I am very very happy to see this drop in order to continually build a stake in this fundamentally strong company. When you thought the bargain gets no better, it just got 5% better. This one is not for those who dont like to see a paper loss however. But for those who can look past a few months, fill yer boots whilst these prices are here. I will hold for at least 2 years and expect a significant profit in return.

Dont listen to the "wait until 100p" crew. Who knows where this will land, but there is absolutely no guarantee this will hit 100p and before you know it, the opportunity is gone. Im sure many here would agree in saying they have missed opportunities by waiting for a few pence cheaper. Of course if it hits 100p it goes without saying it probably wont be there for very long.

Penny chase at your own peril!

Those cheeky brokers eh fairdealer. Raising the price to get a placing done again lolololol.

I wouldnt bother here supercharger, this poster was given a royal hiding on our last spat to come back with barely legible insults and general waffle I didnt even bother dignifying a response to, whilst not once addressing further questioning about motives here and previous comments made. They say you reach someones mental capaity limits when they no longer directly respond to questioning and reply with vague, general, nonsensical insults. I hit this posters mental limit in two comments which i think was a personal record. Then again, it was obvious we werent dealing with a mensa member given the poor analytical skills that was easy to shred to pieces.

Nil pwa credibility, not very smart and a confirmed by default disgruntled armchair troll. Probably best to take this one with a pinch of salt. Better still, disregard entirely.

Of course, i'd be happy for you to redeem yourself fairdealer and earn a sliver of respectibility back by you acknowledging your poor analytical skills and apologising to us all here for your overzealous trolling whilst MARS was bouncing off its low ;). Or provide you with a second opportunity to redeem yourself and explain your poor commenting and your true motives here?

More chance of hell freezing over.

Lol perhaps that was comment was meant for the vastly more regional stagecoach? National Express has vastly more exposure to non regional and essential school runs.

I wont try to guess where this will land in this ****show market as it's a mugs game, but fundamentally undervalued is overstatement. This could flip positive anytime so wont be waiting for a particular entry price, just small tranches on the way down, increasing in amount as the SP drops. This is a winners strategy.

He does love a rant and he has no love for the media. Surprisingly reserved trading outlook.

We got the engulfing candle. Good technical signal for further upwards moment.

Recap time.

14 Aug, whatamess "regarding next week price prediction for IAG i say in the range of 1,45 to 1,65."

(cue 90s game show family fortunes when a contestant gets a wrong answer)

Next weeks prediction whatamess? I need to plan my trades based on your predictions so i know what to buy.

The best time to buy assets is usually when they are on their arse SK. They got a significant discount from BP and lets be frank, that is the only way they will ever unwind the debt pile. The BP purchase is the right thing to do.

The additional raise is the BH wanting to lower their risk on the debt which is fair enough, but considering ARCM are short so heavy could be considered a massive conflict of interest. I am surprised this has not been flagged, perhaps a big shareholder could have something to say about this in the coming days/weeks?

BP is nowhere near its march low! March low was 222.9p

Talk about a win win for ARCM. A very dubious raise indeed, and only ARCM will benefit massively by this. Unwinding their short at a massive discount courtesy of the SH, plus the extortionate interest rates on their debt plus the debt becoming less risky in the long run.

On days like this. If this doesnt bag in 1-2 years from this level, then I'll eat bart Simpsons shorts.

The markets are currently valuing £100 now at £10, and £100 tomorrow at £1000 now. Strange times indeed but not at all concerned here. Just a stiff upper lip, discipline and the ability to look at a paper loss for a while is all that matters. Luckily for me, these skills are very rare in these markets, particularly on the " dog **** 100" index. Still, allows for us to pick up a bargain.

Well, you now what they say. Once you are in a deep enough hole, the only way out is down. PMO has doubled down purchasing the BP asset in an attempt to dig themselves out of trouble and TBH it's the only chance they have of winding down debt so I can see why the elected to press ahead. However it is more important than ever in PMOs history for oil to hold this level.

Looking to the near future,the raise is not a bad thing. Distant future, a new CEO with a new vision is needed to pivot away from the black stuff into cleaner renewables.

Will be interesting to see the intraday dark pool trades after hours. Mabye CEO offloading the rest before departure? A real nasty drop for no apparent reason today.