Would anyone know why there has been such a large number of shares sold and no buying? Is there something we are not aware of?

This is pointing to a chart breakout....

Looks good doesn't it ?...

not for 400 it doesn't!

500 perhaps ?.....

Oh..well...it hasn't taken off this morning...back to ramping school RF....

This is not going according to plan.....damn....good divi news with a fund raising at a low price = sp dive........grrrrrr....

Borrow money from the shareholders...so that they can pay the shareholders a bigger divi...with the shareholders own money. I wouldn't fall for that one! Luckily I sold out at around 300p. not going back in even after this drop.

To me it's a great little company...but the fundraising is at far too low a price.....and why ?....for a takeover of some kind possibly.....I'll be staying put and might do the open offer......here lies the danger of spreads and cfds (don't have any).....43p drop....and yet : yesterday you'd be sitting pretty.....I'll be patient and stay with my shares...

50p plus drop.....far too low this fundraising...I had some sort of feeling with this stock...something was going to happen....

RF - genuinely sorry to hear of your pain old chap, though i do confess to a wry smile, for obvious reasons

btw, CFDs are really no different from "real" shares, for there are no time constraints, unlike s/b, though if your rash with your gearing, it can be very painful if things go wrong - i'm the expert at that :-)

cynic - there are no time constraints with S/B - I have some that have been open since last April.

really? .... thanks for that info; i always though they were akin to old-fashioned traded options with the possibility to extend the expiry date

Just in shares...small percentage of my isa 6%....no cfds ...still the same....did not expect the drop...in fact I might pick up more when this settles...

Skinny means rollover....

rollover surely = time constraint which you have then extended at a premium

You can roll over a DFB (daily funded bet) ad infinitum as far as I'm aware - there is a charge, but its fairly minimal.

I haven't traded CFDs since 2000 (I don't have tax liabilities any more) - and can't remember - is there either a front loaded or rolling charge with them?

Varies.

Shares Bets are for me more flexible.

Steady on Fred1new....what no commie rhetoric ?....strange...

Better than a right winged tirade.

How is the Barmy army doing?

8-)