Stanley, I think that the float is now even smaller because many...

OriginallypostedbyStanley51340

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Stanley, I think that the float is now even smaller because many stocks were bought by Sinclair group during the autumn and I think that they are at now keeping most of them until the general meeting. One indicator of a very small float could be the speed how the sp went up, it took only 1 h and 24 minutes to get 2.72 starting from 1.87. I think that after the Sinclair deal there are more shares in stronger hands. If so, the reaction on the market could change so that sp does not come back as quickly has it usually has done. May be only my hope.