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John M says he's bought another 2.5mil so another TR1 due (if he's finished buying!).

And in answer to the question about mcap - it's currently around £9m, not £2m.

Next few days will see it push on. More TR1s to come.

Sefton is by far the worst director of a company I've ever come across, and there's been a lot of very bad ones!! Everything he touches turns to brown stuff just after he walks away with a tonne of the cash. That account was always going to be short lived as he was calling out, by name, all the alleged crooks. Shame as it was funny (and quite accurate!!).

David Sefton has threatened him with legal action after he said a load of true things about David Sefton.

I would very much hope they are sells (pretty sure they are). If they are buys it wouldn’t make much sense and we need the sellers out otherwise this continue to drag back.

I don't disagree with you at all. A simple and achievable plan of action is in place and I expect this to be multiples of the current mcap by year end (with a big jump ahead over the next month) and to keep growing stronger and stronger. It's a very low risk play as it stands and you don't find many of them about these days, especially in this sector.

Whichever way you cut this up, we're looking at a big mcap company over the next 2 to 3 years. Could be in the £100's of millions just on what they've already got planned and it's robust against drops in oil prices too.

Check out RNS TR1 from 23/12/20. Canaccord had 107,047,185 shares. Trade reported late today (can be seen on Trades above) for 1,947,185. Check out those last 5 digits. A coincidence? I think not. Are they fully out now?

Vigo's back with his fake pigeon English.

Polish most crazy prices, English be sensible. Thank you please.

Read his posting history. When he posts on SENX he writes as if he's a Polish person writing English but when he writes on other shares it's totally different. I've just been laughing my head off!! The guy is clearly a loon.

The volume was 46m today (and then some more to show tomorrow). I think we sold more than 8m!! Don’t go off what you see on here, it’s a nonsense. This week we’ve sold more than has been bought and the volume has been quite good every day.

It finished at 0.96. You’re a day behind there mate.

Haha. And the worst post of the day award goes to...

It's plausible and quite often a sell of 250k is followed by a chunky buy. It's why the price is hovering and now going up despite a big seller. Maybe someone is building / adding to a position. I think the next 48 hours will reveal a lot. I certainly wouldn't be looking to sell at this point.

It's obviously trying to get up, and there's lots of buying, but a seller is dumping big chunks in to every little rise. If / when they finish it will go quickly to 5p, which in turn will bring the herd and it'll go on and on. With any positive news (due in the next couple of days) it could easily go to 8p+.

Sells from Friday, quite obviously.

As of 10.41am the spread is 0.2306 / 0.2399 on IG

Approx 240m. according to the website. Over 75% declared and 995m shares in issue (before today’s placing which when to one entity). Crazy.

With such a low free float and lots of interest, from some big players, this will easily get in to the 30s this week.

It was in the comments in the tweet about airports from last week (rolls eyes).

Also, your understanding of 'for every buyer there must be a seller' shows you know as much about shares as you do twitter. It's not quite as simple as that. I don't trade my shares with you or vice versa, there's such a thing as a market maker. They have a big old pot of shares and if they see lots of people wanting to buy they up the price, which in turn might cause some people to start to sell. If too many people sell the MM lowers the price accordingly. You make out like a buyer and seller are directly linked but there's a middle man setting the price according to market conditions. It's the most basic lesson in share dealing but it appears you had a tummy ache that day.