Ann: Change of Director's Interest Notice, page-48

On the day when it was 59 I didn't have any funds available unfortunately.
When the funds came through CPV had run yet again.
I wanted to get to a certain amount of shares and you don't know if it's going to be 10c higher or 10c lower until that moment has well and truly passed.
If it moves 5c or 10c in the next week I will feel happy with my purchase. if it drops 20c I feel buyers will move back in and drive it again and I'll be unhappy but not selling.

this is similar to purchasing the stock anywhere in the 20 30 40 or 50c range. You simply don't know it's going to run to 66c or drop back to 15c.

if I had of bought 500,000 at 28 it would be sensational but you dont really know the pullback from 46 will go to 6c or 28c.

you can try and chart it but the announcements are what drove it. After those announcements people have looked at the fundamentals and prospects and obviously bought in.

To trade millions of shares each day consistently and then not get sold down at the close daily, in a company that has so few shares on offer, I think is more than just day traders.

Investors are taking positions be it small or large and my weekly investigation of the Top 20 shareholders proves this fact to me.