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Ignore the ramp. The poster opened their account yesterday and is ramping this POS across multiple boards.

I agree with McAdder. There are sellers in the market - but there are more buyers.

Well, his buy on 8 November is deep underwater now, so that does not make him a trader I want to follow. As for it being £2mlion - its all relative. That’s a lot to me - it might be peanuts for him.

Apologies daramuda, dan1605, I misread the second RNS and assumed quite wrongly that Peel Hunt had sold out completely. Thry still remain very significant holders.

Bought 10% of the company on 23 Dec and sold it all on 254th? Is that credible?

Multiplier7 nails it

That is the uncrossing trade. You’re embarrassing yourself.

Sometimes its best to take it on the chin, and cut losses. How does that saying go? The first cut is the cheapest.

Looks like it - shorts made their xmas bonus and closing out maybe? Johnjo1 called it - not.

General market slump from looming UK recession, base rates not coming down, and ripples from the US. Nothing Seascape specific.

The Western world cannot take higher interest rates, because of the enormous debt burden it has. It became addicted to turbo charged money creation when the banks abused their multiplier effect in the mortgage backed securities swindle 20 years ago, and central banks followed up after that imploded. Any reset wouldn't just be a recession, it would be mass loan defats by governments and weimar style inflation.

Again the huge uncrossing trade at the bell making it seem as if there were more sells than buys today.

Only managed by the now normal unusually huge closing uncrossing trade at well below the final trade price to create the illusion that there are more sells than buys, and that the price is dropping. Lets see what the bots can manage tomorrow.

The buyback is better than nothing. Trading bots are pushing the share price down - even whrn thete are more buys than sells, like today.

Bit early to be saying there’s a pullback. Lets see how the day unfolds. The steady buybacks should help - and make the shorts a little nervous.

I was hoping at least one institution might start building a position here following the farm out. I never envisaged it would be some wide boys at Alvar Financial banging on a big short to try and make a few quid for Crimbo.

Menzies really loading up

Thanks Sircadian, that is very information. Great farmout imo, significantly derisking this venture. I particularly liked the cash and free carry elements. SP still significantly below value of DEWA alone, even with funding now secured to take that forward. Interesting to see Geraldine Murphy taking a pretty large chunk at the placing price.

With all due respect to Enquest I’m hoping for a larger farmout partner for Kertang. Much larger. Like, say, Total.

It’s a good omen when Jhallus turns up to deramp. Last time, not so ling ago, price was around 15p I think, so its gone up around 150% since. Hoping Jhallus works tge sane magic twice.