After spud, page-10

" if the shorters and bots can make a quid in between results or announcements, they will. I don't think the ground rules apply these days anymore with information being available within milli seconds."

Hi Zacma

1. Would you please explain to me the process by which having information available in milliseconds is going to affect the price of FAR shares any differently from having it available in seconds or minutes. The information still has to be digested doesn't it?

2. How do bots make a quid? It has always puzzled me what exactly they are doing trading minuscule quantities of shares. I can see that it enables them to change the last sale price, but surely any significant change in price requires the presence of either a keen seller or a keen buyer of much larger quantities.

Is there any obvious difference you can spot on sto's ten year chart below between the price behaviour of FAR before and after the introduction of these facilities to the market?

pj