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(There is absolutely nothing interesting to my "No Opinion" . I have never, on any stock bothered to alter that , who cares what "opinion" I hold. Its pretty clear in my posts what I think.)

Anyway, what is your size buyers average price then?

How do you know this Size buyer is one person.?

How do you know which country he comes from.?

Are you just looking at level2?

Your size buyer (having never sold only ever bought) must be on a humungous loss. Also where is the TR1 for this constant year in year out Size buyer?

Where, in any trading platform is there any indication of who (personally) actually is buying and from which country?

(You might find data protection laws prohibit that in any event.)

So when you continually invent this rubbish you are deliberately trying to mislead.

Plus your almost daily prediction have an inaccuracy that precludes random utterings which also may suggest deliberate misleading too.

Remember the 135p "you will never be able to buy at this price again" comment?

I don't mind you being wrong because its an odds game, nothing is certain, but you never accept a poor call and only ever forecast one way. Which is clearly not how share appreciation works, and yet you never stop spouting this utter BS about the US. It ticks me off.

Having traded US, UK & European indices markets for many years this is my experience:

Traders are at their desks by 6:00am to catch up on the overnight moves. They read the RNS's at 7:00 and prepare their strategy for the day.

Depending on these RNS's they may buy sell on the bell however the majority wait until 9:am when the dust settles.

It slows down from 9:30 with lunch taken around:11:00am onwards. (yes they are at their desks, but this is the quiet time.) From about 12:ish they go through the same process looking at the US. ready to trade on the bell if needed. They will re-enter the UK market if news from the US (1:30 and 3:00pm typically), makes it prudent to do so.

THE US DOES NOT GIVE A TOSS ABOUT THE UK

its too small. (NVIDEA is bigger in market cap than the entire FTSE100) If they do want to trade in London they get up early so as to be ready at 8:00 GMT. They don't wait until mid afternoon.)

This constant made-up crap about US buyers taking such an interest in AVCT is beyond a joke as it is misleading and false information. There is no relationship between the US waking up and buying in UK stocks in the afternoon.

(Maybe a few PI's in the states look at the UK but its not what is being constantly said as true and factual. (Why would PI's in the states given their indices and the profits to be made there, be remotely interested in the minnows of the UK?)

This persistent lying and made up fantasy should be ignored and I am hopeful that almost all here do.

(And remember, this poster was recommended by Ophidian )

BDF, well ,so do I.

FWIW it seems to me a fruitless task to ever try to correlate buys/sells ratio to SP movements.

A buy can't come without a sell, plus, there is nothing we can do about it anyway, so I found it a distraction (and unprofitable) to use it as any sort of indicator of future moves.

Well, there was a time when I thought that was likely, maybe not in a blink of an eye but certainly in a year or so.

Its still possible once this is all resolved but new news has since come out which has contradicted the RNS timelines and and the impression they gave at the time.

(I expected the loan to have been resolved in Dec last year for instance.) So as the facts change so does my view.

What else can you do?

Par for the course.

No probs D,

(Apolgies to everyone else and I won't post again)

Did you get into CPX? It was highlighted on the HE1 BB, and I jumped in at .18p. Looks to have plenty of legs although a little toppy right now,but seems very reluctant to fall.

(Again sorry for "cross ramp" , Just keeping in touch with a pal.)

There is a difference between a tree shake and a retrace/fall.

This looks to be a very straightforward sell off to bank profit.

A tree shake is market manipulation, which there is no evidence of.

Its no drama, its just absolutely normal. But because I say it then the knee-jerk reaction from some just highlights their desire to score pointless recs but at the same time potentially mislead other investors here

Don't know FG, I imagine they do, which only re-enforces the "there is a problem" in there somewhere.

What usually happens in Audits that clarifications and explanation are required on particular details etc, and the company has to then address those questions and respond. My best guess is the way HW have accounted for profits and one question and answer session has led to another, and to date the Treasury is not happy.?

This has been going on for what, a year now? so I get its a very complex business and this will, obviously be resolved, but suspending the shares on this issue (delayed accounts) is traditionally a bad sign for shareholders.

The only plus point, maybe, is that if this is not terminal, then the market cap suggests the market has already priced in this, so if the shares do come back to life then there should be a bump?

Anyway, its academic as all the time the shares are suspended none of these musings can be accused of affecting either the price or the outcome.

Hi D,

Just from a TA pov and knowing nothing about the company there is a reversal RSI pattern in force when the shares hit the low ar 24.5.

There is resistance at 27p and 28p but that is being tested right now.

I would think the odds are that it will go through this and look at 31p with 36p being the one after that. (Plenty of RSI space I think to go to 36p.)

From a chart perspective I don't see any reason to sell.

ATB,

Oh for god's sake. Say it does fall back, will my post not have helped?

And if I have put doubt in peoples mind to look into it a bit more, is that a bad thing?

Is this BB just to say buy buy buy all the time and never ever say anything else?

Timing is everything in maximising profits and cutting losses, if their are tools available to help in this most tricky of all actions, why not highlight alternatives to help make these decisions?

Well you clearly are Watching....(Don't take everything so personally.)

What I have stated is not remotely contentious.

Are you stating that the SP will never fall back? I am sure you are not because even you can't be that bombastic, so you tell me, where do you think it will retrace from and why. I have given my reasons.

FG, the assumption is that this company will thrive.

The fact that it has been delayed with also the fact they they don't seem to be able to get an unsupported, commercial loan, suggests to me there is something "wrong" with the accounts when due dilligence is done.

Clearly they had to admit they had inflated revenues and wipe off 20% to get back to industry norms of accounting, so maybe there are other anomolies that have come to light?

I am not saying there are, but the fact that it has not been signed off, and they can't get the accounts audited suggests something has changed.

I think losing IM as an asset is the problem. But I am guessing.

Short of a surprise RNS this is very overbought. so everyday it does not fall (and indeed creeps up), only increases the odds of a retrace/profit take.

Whether anyone likes it or not, we all know its never a straight line, either up or down and right now, I imagine, the RSI (86.05 at close last night) is making some buyers wary.

"we have the right political clout on our side and UKEF will confirm loan."

Then why haven't they? this has been with them for months, so obviously there is a "problem" with them signing it off.

The Treasury is the big name in all this and they are making it clear they won't be rolled over. The fact they have held it up thus far means its their decision and no one else's.

As I have said previously I don' think HW will be allowed to cease to trade.. So its either a guaranteed loan (which does carry high? risk to the govt both in the amount of loan plus the political fallout of funding a loser), against trying to get a private company to buy them out behind the scenes. This solves all the govt's problems. No risk, and still the success of HW with all the political ramifications that goes with a thriving company.

Close call as to which way it will turn out. (You know my views.)

Well, bought a few more at 1.01 from a TA perspective.

It sounds like the £50m was the catalyst for the drop. (That and a retrace was overdue). However the production cost was already mentioned previously but seems to be a genuine desire of the company. The very positive aspects (subject to EWT), is that in 18 months time they forecast they will be selling gas.

People also will be a bit spooked by more dilution but again that had to come, whether it's through a raise or a JV. The other option would be a TO which would not realise shareholder value longer term.

Potentially a bank loan might be viable depending on the results of the EWT and asset base valuation. So, if EWT is as good as predicted and the licenses are granted, then as I say that might be a route to be explored.

EWT will once and for all de-risk this but notwithstanding the poor performance of the presentation., the odds on success I think have been re-enforced today.

Chartwise it might test 1p but it will be interesting to see where it closes tonight and then look at it again with fresh eyes tomorrow morning.

But that's just my take. (Dyor etc etc)

Difficult to call. The first announcement was to be out of hours, so I thought it might be RNS worthy for the following morning.

Now its been brought forward into trading hours the RNS would have to be at 7:00 tomorrow.

But will it be RNS worthy.....

Anyway, too late now. You are either in or out....

It was just my opinion Chris. All of what was reported today was flagged before. So it stayed in line, great, as a result I, just me, was slightly disappointed. Thats why imo, the Sp has only gone back up but stayed within the trading range.

It might sink in over the next few days with the wider market that this is a good if not very good, punt over the next 6-12 months. Who knows?

Muck, only to play a bit of devil's advocate as I am not perhaps as bemused by you but nevertheless think this company has a great SP potential for gains.

Its a loss making company that is about to turn the corner that is already valued at £13m Thats probably fair (ish) price for a stock that when it does continue to make money will only probably make a mill or so in the coming 6-12 months. (Plus there might be a bit of negative sentiment for a couple of false dawns, maybe?)

If growth/profits can be proven to be more rapid then the SP will re-rate quicker.

(tbh, I was actually a little disappointed with todays update, hoping for a more dramatic sales growth in 2h.)

The next update (or surprise RNS of orders) will be the time I guess. In the meantime it looks a pretty good bet with low downturn risk (imo)

From a chart perspective it has morphed into a trading range between 9.75p and 11.5p which is reasonably tight but with the RSI allowing for quite a move up before any particular retrace might be necessary, then today shows (to me) that the 11.5p is about to be broken. (Timing is not my thing, but I would expect it to be pretty soon.)

Corfu, Chief