License share lending9 Dec 2021 14:37
i accept that traders who borrow shares provide liquidity to AIM shares, and in theory at least do not affect the emergence of promising shares into FOOTSIE status.
Thus they are tolerated.
Currently, borrowed shares are being sold to depress the SP a few points in a thin market.... traders will have made a few pounds profit, but after an RNS surge, they will collar many hundreds profit, ensuring the SP stays below 40p.
so it continues.
VAL is an innovative medical coy offering quicker ways to bring procedures to market.
Since 2012 CEO`s have awarded themselves bonuses, indicating a medical breakthrough, but traders activity has ensured that VAL remains below the radar, Suzanne Dilly is correcting this but will tread water while traders can continue to suppress the share.
Why is it important?
The African variant is doubling every 3 days, we are hopefull that the 2 jabs plus the booster will keep Hospital admissions within acceptable levels, but it is far from certain.
This pandemic was released accidentally one hopes, in 2019, and the new variant has emerged where China is active with infrastructure projects.
It is life or death.
The lending of shares must be licensed, and banned where medical innovation coys are involved.
Does no-one listen?