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I don't know anything about the transaction but 25 pence per share is pretty devastating..

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Devastating for the seller of them maybe(?), but not for the buyer.... I was told previously that such small transactions are no indication of anything really. Whether that's the case or not, I don't actually know because when I posted about the very same thing on Gersnet months and months ago, I was actually pointing out an identical transaction to this one; 8000 shares sold at way under their value. I can't remember if it was exactly 25p or not but it was thereabouts and definitely 8000. It was also on a Friday, so maybe it's even the same transaction wabash is talking about.

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Devastating for the seller of them maybe(?), but not for the buyer.... I was told previously that such small transactions are no indication of anything really. Whether that's the case or not, I don't actually know because when I posted about the very same thing on Gersnet months and months ago, I was actually pointing out an identical transaction to this one; 8000 shares sold at way under their value. I can't remember if it was exactly 25p or not but it was thereabouts and definitely 8000. It was also on a Friday, so maybe it's even the same transaction wabash is talking about.

 

 

could that not be something so simple as shares changing hands between friends or family members?

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You do the maths then at 25p , pretty paltry value, even at a mid price of 32.5p.

 

Something afoot and it is not 12 inches, nor does it point to a buyer, naked short selling ????

 

 

Is it possible ......... someone [say MB], as part of his contract, could buy so many shares at 25p each?

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Is it possible ......... someone [say MB], as part of his contract, could buy so many shares at 25p each?

 

No, that would have to be a qualified admission and recorded in the accounts. Somehow I do not see MB spending 2k, it may well be nothing at all just a blip...but what a blip, it would value the club on the shares at about �£26 mill. having said that, we should be used to fek all adding up when Minty is around.

 

All execs at MIH a different company, had their options to purchase MIH shares at the knockdown (:() price of �£14 withdrawn, now that did make my eyes water.

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could that not be something so simple as shares changing hands between friends or family members?

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It seems more likely to me that Wabash is referring to the same data I mentioned on here months ago. There may well be a plus market stats page for Rangers that hasn't been updated or something like that. Not sure, just thinking aloud...

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No, that would have to be a qualified admission and recorded in the accounts. Somehow I do not see MB spending 2k, it may well be nothing at all just a blip...but what a blip, it would value the club on the shares at about �£26 mill. having said that, we should be used to fek all adding up when Minty is around.

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You're making a mountain out of a molehill because you haven't looked into this properly. If you take a look at the following trading information, you'll see that nothing strange is really going on at all because according to 41 trades in the first 4 months of the year the average RFC share price has remained above 40p every month.

 

In April there were 10 trades of RFC plc shares. A total of 4,131 shares were sold for �£1,706 which averages out to 41.3p per share. Go to page 36 in this document which is a list of the PLUS trading stats for April - http://www.plusmarketsgroup.com/statistics/trading/pdf/201004.pdf

 

In March there were 12 trades of RFC plc shares. A total of 25,049 shares were sold for �£10,279 which averages out to 41p per share. Go to page 36 in this document which is a list of the PLUS trading stats for March - http://www.plusmarketsgroup.com/statistics/trading/pdf/201003.pdf

 

In February there were 14 trades of RFC plc shares. A total of 8,921 shares were sold for �£3,584 which averages out to 40.17p per share. Go to page 32 in this document which is a list of the PLUS trading stats for February - http://www.plusmarketsgroup.com/statistics/trading/pdf/201002.pdf

 

In January there were 5 trades of RFC plc shares. A total of 2,190 shares were sold for �£950 which averages out to 43.38p per share. Go to page 33 in this document which is a list of the PLUS trading stats for January - http://www.plusmarketsgroup.com/statistics/trading/pdf/201001.pdf

 

So, get your facts right and stop talking rubbish wabash... :)

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