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I was a bit too early this morning, but within 3%, but it now looks like the worm is turning...

Ouch! Where is that buy-out? Please form an orderly queue.

At under 85p this morning, we're into top-up territory... and I have.

This is the stock market. It's a big boys world. Shares go up and down. Credit people with a brain and a sense of responsibility when they buy a share. Nobody put's a gun to their head and says 'buy'. Grow up.

What, you suggest people should panic?

Final Results, published 16/5/23, which were comparatively hopeful in operations, in use of stock and in cash generation. Even Peel Hunt were pleasantly surprised. Since then the price has gone from the low 40's to the low 30's, or about a 25% drop, but *nothing has changed*. The market is irrational, sometimes very, and one needs to look through it. Nothing worth panicking about. Suggest the time to panic has long passed.

Yes, true. If these positions need to be unwound quickly it could be problematic (see Oxford Biodynamics, as has been noted on the other board).

Are you for real? Of all the reasons I've heard for online shopping, non-eu migrants turning streets into war zones is certainly the most imaginative! New Zealand won't work for you, you need a time machine to take you back to the 1950s.

To preserve capital they'd do well to cut dividends or share buybacks rather than sell down their own fund at very low prices in my opinion.

" living in gated communities and shopping online is the now the only safe option in the UK". Wow, that is paranoia!

Looks like the selling was from Jupiter Fund Management themselves, who reduced their holding in CHRYS yesterday from 18.85% to 14.33% (per an RNS this morning). Hardly a ringing endorsement.

CFO buys £12K's worth of shares at just under 24p yesterday. That's not going to move the dial.

Ok, an RNS of 24/03/23 says Odey increased their holding from 1.46% to 1.89%, so that's one question answered.

An RNS of 11/03/22 confirms that Schroders does own 15%, but I'm still trying to find where they hold these shares amongst their huge range of funds...

Would anyone happen to know how much Odey Asset Management owns of DLAR? A list of top 10 holders which I've seen has Royal London Asset Management in 10th place at 2.64%. Odey is not on that list, so presume their holding is below 2.64%..?

Secondly, I see Schroders are the largest shareholder, owning (a considerable) 15% of the company. However, try as I might, I can't find which Schroders Trust(s) or Fund(s) holds the shares. Would anyone happen to know? My plan was to read Schroder's view on their investment in the various Reports and Accounts, but I can't find the fund. I remember veteran investor Andy Brough (who manages the UK mid-cap fund) was a fan of DLAR's turnaround plan, but the company is not held in his fund, per the Sept 2022 accounts.

Got your timing a little wrong, but you'll be fine long-term I believe. Chrysalis is doing its volatility thing again, down 11% today.

Here's a list of Odey's top 50 holdings. As at 31/03/23. Mostly large caps apparently:

https://hedgefollow.com/funds/Odey+Asset+Management

Seems there are doubts as to the independence of NED Ian McDonald. Apologies if this is old news.

https://www.cityam.com/thg-faces-battle-with-shareholders-over-return-of-non-executive-director/

If anyone can find and post a link of Odey's listed holdings, I'd be grateful.

I heard Russ Mould on Sky News say that it's likely that traders and hedge funds are pouring over lists of Odey Asset Management's holdings and trading around their own holdings in these companies in an effort to make things as uncomfortable as possible for Odey should they need to sell to settle redemptions. 'When the city smells blood' as Mould said.

Well, I didn't say that pedro, that's quite a stretch.