I see it this way;
Whoever's holding the security (the Director's 165m shares) probably has no interest in ANQ and as such could proceed to dump shares to regain the money lost (or otherwise not being paid back to the lender).
With the price already knocked down a pip or two today perhaps this has already happened (they wouldn't necessarily have to dump the lot of course, only as much as required to cover said loss).
As this SP drop is/has/will not be caused by a fundamental change to the company, it could represent an excellent opportunity to buy in (or buy more) while the SP is 'artificially' deflated.
With the aerobic/anearobic part of the commissioning not too far off now from being complete a decent mid-term trade perhaps...
All IMHO and not meant to be taken as financial advice.
Cheers
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