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Can't see it being Laxey as they have just upped their stake, so my money is on R&M or Artemis cutting their losses, only other contender would seem to be Hargreave Hale.

 

BP is a possible but they only had 4m before the recent offer so if they bought more, why sell immediately?

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As things stand, is it not just that they have been dumped on the market at 20p?

 

I'm not a Financial Trading Bear but simple logic says an announced 'trade' for XXp needs a buyer aswell as a seller.

 

I think that when announced as a 'sell' it has something to do with being traded at or closer to the 'bid' price.

 

FTBs can confirm or otherwise............

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I'm not a Financial Trading Bear but simple logic says an announced 'trade' for XXp needs a buyer aswell as a seller.

 

I think that when announced as a 'sell' it has something to do with being traded at or closer to the 'bid' price.

 

FTBs can confirm or otherwise............

 

Much of the above has me befuddled, so I shall bow to your superior knowledge. :D

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Much of the above has me befuddled, so I shall bow to your superior knowledge. :D

 

The way I understand it there is a bid price (BP)and an ask price (AP).

 

If you have a look at the link you'll see presently the BP is 21p and the AP is 24p.

http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareTrades.asp?shareprice=RFC&share=rangers_int

 

If you look at the list of trades below on the same link you'll see a trade this morning at 10:36 in blue (buy) with a price used of 23.025p. ie. closer to the AP and therefore called a "buy".

 

Whereas the large trade for over 4M shares was traded at 20p, closer to the BP and therefore a "sell" and denoted red by the LSE website.

 

 

That's what my logic is although a Financial Bear might tell me that I am worse than befuddled.

 

 

CAUTION: don't take the above as gospel until it were confirmed (or otherwise) by expert.

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The way I understand it there is a bid price (BP)and an ask price (AP).

 

If you have a look at the link you'll see presently the BP is 21p and the AP is 24p.

http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareTrades.asp?shareprice=RFC&share=rangers_int

 

If you look at the list of trades below on the same link you'll see a trade this morning at 10:36 in blue (buy) with a price used of 23.025p. ie. closer to the AP and therefore called a "buy".

 

Whereas the large trade for over 4M shares was traded at 20p, closer to the BP and therefore a "sell" and denoted red by the LSE website.

 

 

That's what my logic is although a Financial Bear might tell me that I am worse than befuddled.

 

 

CAUTION: don't take the above as gospel until it were confirmed (or otherwise) by expert.

 

That all makes sense, so thanks.

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