Note that the dates for James are 13th-16th, which include a...

Note that the dates for James are 13th-16th, which include a weekend as these were Friday and Monday.

1.9M from 26M volume for those two days is in the region of 7%.

Michael Wilkes was 10th-11th for 1M for 6.5M volume for around 15%.

Melissa was 16th, 380k on a 12.8M volume day for 3%.

The biggest volume day was the 12th with almost 15M volume and no management purchases.

So Michael's kick off purchasing was completed on two days whose volume was no different to any others during the last month.

James and Melissa purchased when the stock had already started its volume chase upwards, so for people to comment that they tried a fake upwards tick is insulting, although we know you are just trolling or trying to find something to blame as always.

When management buy on-market over the space of a week, or five trading days, for 10% of the volume of those days combined, or add the big day volume when no purchasing was completed and you get 3.2M purchased out of the full five trading days volume of 49M it is closer to the 6.5% of the total weekly volume.

Then also note that the 16th when Melissa and James were purchasing the SP actually dropped close to 10% after its run up, then it needs to be acknowledged that the board members actively chose to purchase.

With the PEPR comments, if the approval was given in the next several weeks, being the black-out period, then they could not by on-market. So with the chance the approval is close, which as we know, it is already later than what the board hoped, this may be the last chance to buy on-market before significant news of the next big milestone, and a possible re-rate as this is the point that the company can start getting its hands dirty on the lease and get things rolling.