Mad Bomber??

[andyfuller]

It's curious in that he doesn't hold his position. Fiddlededee drifted quite a bit and he could have got filled at a better price by drip feeding the orders in.

Agree it is curious, it would indicate to me that they are not that sophisticated in terms of knowing they would be better to drip feed, though do they care about getting on at a better price? All very odd.

[Iron]

This guy is either very smart or very stupid...

Jeff

Upping the stakes a bit on the 11, Wide Receiver now at Wetherby?

[andyfuller]

This guy is either very smart or very stupid...

One thing for sure is they are very rich, wonder if they run a FTSE 100 company

[Iron]

And Wide Receiver obliges!

Maybe there is some truth in dark liquidity theories after all!

Jeff

[enzabella2009]

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[andyfuller]

LOL no addiction - just a mates leaving party

[Yantraman]

Market got it wrong on the photo at 17.30 at Uttox

[andyfuller]

Yup - I have to say I thought the 2nd had won but wasn't betting.

Managed to scrape back to basically level on the day here - hopefully a better day tomorrow!

[Yantraman]

Good effort Andy! enjoy your curry - beans on toast for me.

[gutuami]

here we bomb again ..

[chuck536]

plenty of sights of our man today without a dobt -never seen him on a sunday before

[chuck536]

Biggest one ive ever seen this 2 lumps one of 70k other of about 20k-ish

[onemichael]

He has had some bad losses today.

[Euler]

111113 - 1600 - Mad bomber.png

[davetimmins]

Balls of steel and/or a bottomless pit of money. Made someones day though (layers only)