Cluff Natural Resources Share Discussion Threads

[clickon] 19/2/2017 10:31

A friend of mine was an MM he wasn't a drunk, he employed a Maths Professor to develop sophisticated computer programmes to work with.

[clickon] 19/2/2017 10:03

Mm's operate a 'business model' they ultimately have to win or there would be no market, it's just the way it is. Ultimately they don't care what we bought our shares for, if they want stock they'll take out anyone who is in a position to easily relinquish their holding or put the price up, etc etc. Very few people talk about the 'business model' there are the odd You Tube videos, though there are always so many unknowns and variables operating, and they don't like talking about it.

[anley] 17/2/2017 22:55

I agree......

[maytrees] 17/2/2017 09:29

Maybe the LSE and AIM should join Lloyd's in banning daytime drinking!

[therealdeal5] 17/2/2017 05:06

It's all a game they play for very spoilt brats with a coke habit, half the time they just want to get down the local at lunch time to jack up!

[clickon] 16/2/2017 12:50

Mind you in real terminology, mm's BUY from you and SELL to you. Which still makes what's showing inaccurate

[clickon] 16/2/2017 12:47

There is a lot of this going on, when I buy its nearer the mid price with CLNR. I suppose if we can deduce what's going on we have an advantage. Alternatively each trade should carry a buy or sell code, mm's won't want that !

[maytrees] 16/2/2017 12:46

Yes clickon all trades today so far are showing as sells but I assume that some are buys like mine.

[clickon] 16/2/2017 12:40

Thank you, so it was marked as an mm buy from you not a sell to you when I look at trades?

[maytrees] 16/2/2017 12:00

I topped up a few earlier at that share price clickon.

[clickon] 16/2/2017 11:57

Did you buy at that Maytrees?

[maytrees] 16/2/2017 11:13

2.97p to buy at present.

[therealdeal5] 15/2/2017 17:04

I wish I was around during the day as I need to buy more at around 2.88 will try tomorrow I feel news is on the way here pretty soon, RNS's coming thick and fast always a good sign! 👌

[therealdeal5] 15/2/2017 17:00

Just in case anyone wants to know who Mr Butcher is.

[maytrees] 15/2/2017 15:34

Pre results closed period which started on 16th/17th January should be ending soon.

[currypasty] 15/2/2017 11:01

couldn't resist a few at 2.85

[maytrees] 15/2/2017 10:36

Selling pattern continues though I have added a few as the co is still in its closed news period.

[maytrees] 15/2/2017 09:00

Greetings soulsauce

Many thanks - agreed!

[soulsauce] 15/2/2017 08:57

Looks like a typo to me maytrees, certainly looks like an increase. Should read above 3% IMO.

[maytrees] 15/2/2017 08:52

Good morning all

Today's RNS make little sense to me - can someone explain please?

The RNS states (and I summarise) that Mr Laurence Neal Butcher disclosed that on 23rd December 2016 his shareholding in the co went below 3% which he notified (only on) 13th February 2017.

Yet the actual numbers disclosed in the RNS do not seem (to me) to bear that out as they signify that before the transaction, he held 9,750,000 shares and after the transaction he held 10,250,000 shares which according to the RNS represents 3.11% of the total.

Often when an RNS signifies someone has built a stake in a co the others buy and visa versa if the RNS reports a diminution so the issue seems relevant.

[therealdeal5] 14/2/2017 22:02

They do it all the time to keep the price down when filling a large order, so,must be an iceberg order on the books in the background! I have been informed they can hold huge trades back for up to 3 months without showing them!

[maytrees] 14/2/2017 14:55

TX Bronislav - makes logical sense.

[bronislav] 14/2/2017 14:41

Those last two trades were buys ,the market makers opened the spread to make them look like sells.

[maytrees] 14/2/2017 13:57

Also imho, a large seller has been about about for days despite absence of real news.

[maytrees] 14/2/2017 13:55

Added a few more at sub 2.90p

Don't understand the relationship between share price and trades though share price tends to fall on no +ve news.