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Whichever way you cut it folks, the market is shafting us big time-SP down 35% since the last news due to pure blatant manipulation. If more news breaks they will do the same again to help some of the greedy shorters out of the hole they have dug for themselves.

IF and I repeat IF we go down they will have been the primary catalyst-high time for this sort of crooked behaviour to be made illegal.

High time it was made illegal

Paul.

Good points.

I can't for the life of me see why 3 of these odious turds have upped the overall short total by0.35% in the last 2 days unless, of course, as I said t'other day insider dealing is taking place. Doubt the FCA would notice anyway

Sflf.

Pragmatic summation but be prepared for some heckling from the "owners" of this BB

Nice summation Simplyme but why oh why are the odious shorters still adding against a background of the most optimistic scenario for a long time-about 55million shares in total if my maths are correct.

Either they are clutching at straws, sheer corporate greed has scrambled their brains OR they have inside information which they are using very sparingly to avoid prosecution.

Buys double the amount of sells and still down nearly 6%-surely a matter for investigation?

Down 24% in one week makes it doubly so.

From where did you get your figure dbno?

Brent is the accepted benchmark and is off over 3% today

OIL (BRENT) Price

75.88-2.88-3.65%

10:41:43 AMMI Indication

...manipulation to aid their shorting chums to recoup losses.

New contract:

Sells 866k

Buys 1.09m

SP down 7% today alone and 22% in one week.

"Good morning is that the FCA- I want to report malpractice in the market-hello, hello, anyone there"

Click

Dummy sells of any ilk going to NT.

MMs seemingly not impressed, presumably 'cos the agreement bears a marked resemblance to the Sierra debacle.

Let's hope they have got it wrong and the smell of roses assails our collective noses later on this year.

Good summation Potnak. Why are they being secretive about the name of the Partner company I wonder? Is it a minnow hoping to get into the big time?

One hopes that desperation hasn't led CRT to enter into an agreement with a bucket shop but the Sierra deal was a long running farce but, presumably, seemed like a good idea at the time.

Nowt on the CRT page but possibly a bit too early for publication

Well, only hours to go before the end of trading for 2023.

We will end up down by about 30% on end 2022 despite the raft of good news in 2023 but we seem to be heading in the right direction for a substantial re-rating

Predictions for end 2024-crystal ball just a little hazy I'm afraid but if I look closely I think I can see the outline of a bottle of Dom Perignon or is it just my fevered imagination?

HNY to all you Chaps and Chappesses-may we all prosper and may long-suffering psoriasis victims find some welcome relief from an affliction you would not wish on your worst enemy.

Bro-ken

"Repoating"

You must be a fan of '"allo, allo"!!!

Agree. The BLM movement started 10 years ago, not because of the Floyd incident. In other words has Aviva not piggybacked on the wave of protest which followed the Floyd incident to curry investor favour rather than starting to review its policies when BLM was first founded?

All life is precious and for Aviva to publish a document which seems to apply that abiding principle to one section of the population alone can only be described as blatant discrimination.

Very encouraging (pity the Editor didn't spot the repetition of sentences)

and a ray of hope as we go into what could be a momentous year for us all!

HNYTA

Have been out of touch for some days due to illness, now resolved, and have ploughed through a mass of verbiage about our esteemed leader Amanda and her actions/o[policies, some of it quite vitriolic, but without being able to ascertain the reason

Would appreciate a thumbnail sketch of the origin of this latest chapter in the Aviva Story

(I did pick up on the reduction in investment in certain sectors and that disturbs me somewhat. How can a handful of chaps/chappesses round a table assume that their shareholders hold the same views, shareholders who are expecting their BoD to make the best returns, not play ducks and drakes with their money)

Possibly because we are in a potentially long "dead" period?

We know we will be waiting until at least H1 (Everyone else works in "Q's") which in theory could be over 6 months away, before any significant news is ready to drop so maybe the MM's don't want to trade at all at present. That's certainly how it seems as you infer Faty.

No time to answer them on the day-have the answers been published yet?

OK keep on being scathing as it seems to give you some sort of perverse pleasure but please do brush up on your English comprehension.

"Perhaps one of the Gurus on the subject can reassure us please (Genuine request-not having a go)"

Not quite sure how that could be construed as whinging but there is of course a school of thought on this BB that anyone having the temerity to express any form of pragmatism is automatically labelled as a "whinger"

Here we go again!

Genuine request met by scathing comment-the first two lines of your comment would have sufficed-why do you feel a need to resort to patronising comment

Within a month of last year's AGM the price had "soared" to 117.50

Within hours of this year's AGM it has slumped to 50 and this is spite of a raft of good news this year

We are told to "believe in the science"-after this morning's Management performance that's all we have left really.

Perhaps one of the Gurus on the subject can reassure us please (Genuine request-not having a go)