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no, you are right - it's in the statement, but not in any resolutions - so I wonder if that was a bad bit of editing of the previous document? Not long to wait to find out anyway!!

greybadger - where are you reading this - you aren't by any chance looking at the wrong year - we changed from St James House to Tintra (and indeed from Boxhill to St James, but that's a LONG time ago, though I have been invested since then!)

they happen now and again, it's always easy to find out that's what it was by clicking through to the RNS page for the share - the consolidation one will always be near the top!

As I'm sure you know MakePumps12, the top riser is simply a share consolidation share! So yes, we are number 2 on the TRUE risers board!

Sharebel - the Lottery news now has nothing to do with TNT as it has been hived off.

PJ - I suspect (but obviously don't know) that some PI's will be buying and holding - certainly any LTH like myself with the necessary cash would be. So you might find that the result of the current buying is even less available to buy next time. That said, my investment decision on this is not based on todays price, nor yesterdays - but the direction of travel and potential of this company

Since February, the value of my entire portfolio (mostly aim) has taken a serious hit - from 61% of money invested to todays figure of 36% of money invested. February. The month that a certain country took actions the world didn't like. After which, the world went a little kaka (to quote Quantum Leap!). Now, personally, I have to believe that things will get better (I don't like thinking the alternative) but until that time speculative investments (aka anything not gold plated and CERTAIN) are NOT in favour. Am I selling? Nope, because I don't think I'd guess the right time to buy back. Do I think the fundamentals of any of my investment choices has changed for the worse - no, I don't - the companies have sound business models and so far for all of them I hear nothing but good things. This one is a startup company to all intents and purposes - I was employed by one of those, and know how it goes!!

Sadly I am now at the point where I don't have spare cash I cannot afford to lose (my one rule in investing) otherwise I'd be topping up. I'm a stuck record on this one, but I really still think that anyone putting in at these prices AND prepared to hold for a year or so is not going to regret it.

gary25 - or in the case of TNT at the moment, down as well as a lot down!

as always, DON'T take the "buy/sell" mark on here as a gospel truth - my buy is showing as a sell!!

Newuncle - I THINK (though I'm not sure) that this information exists when such a holding makes the nominee account a "significant" shareholder

people should also remember that "free float" represents the total of shares NOT in those hands - but it certainly doesn't mean they are all available. The amount available to buy I would suggest is a LOT lower than that percentage as many LTH will be holding tight to their holdings!

imho, anyone buying at this price and prepared to hold for a sensible period of time will make a decent profit. VERY decent.

THAT was the key point you took from the RNS?!

have you actually been asleep for the last few months - just to bring you up to speed, war in Ukraine, high inflation, covid still around, government in free fall. Based on which, the markets are jittery all round (my portfolio continues to have a sea of red even on days when there is positive news). We are NOT living in normal times !

also worth remembering no one has lost a penny UNLESS they sell the shares - on paper, it's a loss, but I'm remaining as positive about the potential for the company as I have for a long time - time will of course tell!

It was clear enough for me. Those who have options they have to pay for have them at a premium to current price. Those who get them free will get them in a years time BUT if they can speed things up they get them sooner - so that's in everyones interest as surely the incentive is to do exactly that

the strange nature of things is (I think) working in favour of those who hold - remember there is a low free float here, and the more that get purchased by those willing to hold the less become available for "get rich quick" investors - which will mean when it does start to become noticed there won't be enough shares for the MMs thus pushing the price up. You may have noticed a recent rise in one share I hold which was over 400% in a day.

I'd like to hope there is news on the horizon, but it may simply be that people finally thought the share price was too low based on the information already to hand. However, whatever, we are further through the 90 day period!

Not that hard to work out really was it?! I'd have liked to put in more, but I don't have the cash at the moment. I've put in over £10k over the time I've been invested in the various companies that have finally become Tintra. I was in back in Box days!