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Good luck to all who buy this morning. I'm sure you know who will be on at some point telling us he's added from his limitless funds. :)

Its only a bargain if it goes up.

Friday will be fine this week. Soup ladle and sugar tongs all point in the right direction.

Thanks Ndn71. That strategy makes sense and works for you. I look at it that if the price stabilises or starts to rally and I miss out initially I'm happy to get back in on the way up. If in say a year the price has gone up by 25% I can choose to hold or sell. I'm OK with taking paper losses up to a point but with my limited funds I 'd rather get out and take the hit than get locked into a loss I can't justify, hoping for a rise.

So even they were optimistic.

Since we are all being open and honest, I think I bought 4ttf's shares when sold them and then tried to catch a falling knife around £8. Before that I was in and out a couple of times and made some 'easy' money before getting out at 530 crystalizing a (for me) hefty loss. I said last week I am not here to talk this share down. Like a few here I am waiting for an opportunity to get in again but for reasons discussed comprehensively here I can't see that happening until the new year. I'm sure we're all aware of similar shares and their bbs where the SP doesn't live up to (or down to) the posters expectations.

Its all down to Golden Crosses, Hammerheads and Cup and handles from what I can gather...

Sheltie, SP just dipped sub 450. Are you back in?

I have staff to help me dress in the morning. I don't believe everything I read but when people misquote what is written I think it deserves correction

"We have heard from GrottyFace that at Agm he heard that big investors might be planning to buy in"
If you read the full text it says Institutional investors want to buy in once all the turmoil is over at a reasonable price. Looks like they'll have to wait a shorter time for a reasonable price than an end to the turmoil.

Hi Claire
For clarity the Lynch / Chamberlain case is NOT a civil action, it is The USA v Lynch / Chamberlain. It is a criminal case. They would have no jurisdiction to demand extradition for a civil case.

WOSG has proved in the past that it is well equipped to handle any lockdown situation. They increased sales and profits during lockdowns through 'by appointment' enabling customers to safely collect or receive the merchandise.
Today is an overreaction.

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Pearls. Don’t disagree with you ??

Thank you gf, very interesting. Sounds like ML has made a lot of enemies climbing the greasy pole. Pearls, don't think DT can be held liable for any Autonomy transgressions, maybe just former employees - however tenuously.
The insider ownership amounts to around 28% of total shares. The BOD own less than 3.5% of that. You know who and his Mrs own by far the lions share. IIS hold roughly 30% as do VCs and PE outfits, Employer fund has 8% leaving the likes of us to fight over the rest. Thats why the exaggerated rise and fall. There are plenty of shares for the likes of you, me, gf's new friend and even Charles but the danger is if hedgers decide to short. Its ripe for manipulation in the short term.

Thank you Lending for the insight. Its what I suspected. So Priti can either kick the can down the road again, decide against extradition which would go against the treaty Tony Blair signed us up to (not unprecedented recently) or decide to go with the treaty and extradite. Either of the last two outcomes would lead to lengthy and expensive further court action as the US would object to one and ML would apply to the supreme court on the other. I think Priti has only two choices, delay or extradite and let the court decide.

Its crystal clear that nothing will be decided by 29th even if Priti does make a decision. It will be a long drawn out process unfortunately. Best outcome would be a trial in UK but that is unprecedented and still drag on.

Charles

You are exactly wrong about political expenditure. It was voted for by 92+%

a) Resolve ML issue, even if it means extradition and him selling shares.
b) Fire Berenbergs / Jeffries and hire some brokers who have their best interests at heart and who can handle dealing with IIs honestly.
c) Manage the inevitable sell off of initial investors so as not to cause further instability
d) Demonstrate their revenue is growing and losses are shrinking over at least two quarters
e) Wait six months.

Charles, all the research ou need is in the AGM results in the RNS at the top of this page.