Nope - it's an obvious example of price suppression. Have a look at the trading over the last 18 months and make you're own assessment.
As I've said for a long time, if AA thought it beneficial to torpedo the LFS offer to shareholders then surely he had a plan?
No he did not have a plan. What he might try is to take this thing private at cheaply as possible.
If he did that, I'll happily be lead plaintiff in the class action.
Nope - it's an obvious example of price suppression. Have a look...
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