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Does anybody else think Dibs is sounding increasingly desperate. Ha.
Pleading for people to sell...please...please I’m right ...I’m right please sell lol.
In any case you don’t have to go far back through his ADVFN posts to find when back in May he posted “Design Freeze next week”. The consortium had only been formed about 3 weeks. Ha ha.
I really don’t get it. This is the first time I’ve been on the board today. FFS Dibs if you’re that desperate fella just buy back in. It’s about 5% above placing price ya tight fkr lol.
Ha ha desperation. What do I care. Give me a nudge when it’s back over 70. I’m going for a swim. Med is crystal today.
People claiming today that they have "topped up" when they stated yesterday that they had sold out 2 weeks ago?......
Bad memory?
Benny ain't a bully? He's just pointing out the obvious. The placing will be oversubscribed not under subscribed. Most of us are having them. We didn't need the big boys to sell down to get that this is the deal of the century. Anyway what's done is done. We'll creep forward gingerly today and maybe if Johnson says something about the testing strategy we might get a decent lift tomorrow. CE Mark's could come anytime and then we're cooking with gas again.
doubt it..
they'll be considering cutting their losses
& selling into sp decline below 40p will be interesting
The " existing institutional investors and a number of wealth managers" who oversubscribed for the original placing will be happily sitting in the wings waiting for us not to take up the allocation
Some might even speculate that bringing the price down to this level suits them nicely
Benny Hill - were you a playground bully? A quick check on your posting history and its all total blurb. You add absolutely NOTHING to this board in terms of research, analysis. So whine and whinge all you like but I will continue to give my thoughts if and when I choose to do so.
Benny, please humour me, but what's wrong with Dibs61's 11:30 post. Seems to me that the suggested outcomes won't be far wrong (albeit not sure we can 2nd guess which project might have to be scales back).
Benny - stick to driving the fastest milk cart in the west. Clearly your more suited vocation.
up - as you know I am aware who NXC is and I very much respect his views but on this occasion think he is being a bit misguided. YES if PI's don't take up Open Offer - which is currently increasingly more likely - it WILL avoid some dilution. But this is a strange logic. The Open Offer is there to raise a potential £3m which is between a quarter and a third of the entire fundraise of £10.5m. Which part of the plan are they going to jettison if they don't get those funds? Will it be working capital? Will it be one of the new lateral flow test developments? Visitect CD4?? The bank overdraft?
Do you see my point? Not only will it be a PR and market credibility disaster if the Open Offer flops but they will have to sacrifice at least one of the Use of Proceeds funds. And that is not insignificant. My own view is that the one to be dropped would be the new lateral flow test development.
Nxc. Mentioned this on advfn and I agree. If pi don't take the placing shares it will avoid further dilution. Inmv they do not need these additional funds. Covid sales will bolster the balance sheet. Cd4 sales should cover development costs for tbe,malaria. The fisr placing seems adequate to me. Unless they have another reason to raise the additional funds. FWIW I had planned to take my allotment but have now changed my mind. Unless it jumps back up to nearer 50 before the deadline