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A company that requires holders to keep averaging down every five minutes, not through unforeseen circumstances but through sheer greed and self important decision making is a company that will never benefit shareholders. If they are willing to do this on day one to loyal shareholders, imagine what they're willing to do in years to come.

The company is indeed in danger of diluting. Why do you think the share price is where it is?

Reaction who wants?

I'm neither impatient nor panicking, I just can't hold onto a stock run by people I don't trust.

They have not made our shares inaccessible for our benefit Medjed and the current price action should tell you that. In fact our shares being in existence but not being in our possession or tradeable makes life easier for shorters, not harder.

What we're seeing this share price do likely has little to do with shorters.

I had a good feeling about this and I felt the people running it were decent, but I have to hold my hands up, I got this completely wrong.

This is a prime example of a board putting itself and it's own greed before it's shareholders to an extreme degree that I've not seen for some time, and I've seen some shzithouzes.

This price action is not normal and stinks of the dirtiest and most dreaded word we can use in this game. What have these crunts done? I'm sure we'll all find out in the fullness of time.

This one is a write-off for me now and I shall be selling the moment I get the chance to. I have no intention of being led around by the nose by these jokers for years and clinging to the hope they're telling the truth that particular month. I'd rather spend what's left, if anything, by the time I get my stock on a bag of chips, a pint and a far more civilised afternoon at Ladbrokes.

The NHS is only state owned in name now. What hasn't helped the NHS is the fact Blair and every Tory government since opened it up to the highest bidder, meaning tax payers money doesn't go towards building and maintaining hospitals, neither does it go towards paying doctors and nurses a living wage, rather it goes towards over priced services offered by glorified fraudsters acting as professional business'.

Similar to how housing benefit is now suddenly loved by Tories since they gamed the housing market and their donors and handlers own most "cheap" property in the UK. Housing benefit is a quick and easy way of stripping the British public of their cash and stuffing it in their own pockets whilst blaming the poor for being unable to afford the rent on a grotty flat.

They pulled the same stunt during covid and used the pandemic to embezzle public funds, they're doing the same with the Russia/Ukraine farce, and they've been doing it for over twenty years now with the NHS.

Public expenditure is so high is because they want it to be as they now reap the biggest rewards from it. Any benefits that go straight into the pockets of the average person are the ones they are most likely to cut.

The BARDA contract is referenced everywhere. Timelines are laid out in the companies own presentations. You really are a sad troll Ollie. You've literally done no research.

Why do you think Rosecliff has managed to raise so much cash at $10 from big players, on unusually poor terms where they can't sell and don't have nearly as many warrants attached as they normally would?

Don't pretend you've researched this, you've researched literally nothing.

A small free float, the vast majority of major holders locked in and unable to sell, not to mention a $400m-$500m contract a little over 2 weeks away after it lists in the US. The first few days could be volatile, but to say it won't gain traction for a while tells me you know nothing.

The people who understand this stock are already in and holding. The people who need to get out having been getting out for the last few weeks.

The price action here makes a great deal of sense to anyone who understands how these things work. I would elaborate further but given the posters on here asking questions only have one or two posts to their names I think it's quite apparent what their game is.

If the people asking questions here are genuinely interested, my advice would be to not invest at all if you are that uninformed or inexperienced.

If you don't know the answer to that you probably shouldn't have bought into this in the first place.

The FCA is pure dirt. They have never done a single thing to protect investors. Everything they do is to protect corrupt banks and criminals who milk investors dry. They regulate against alternative investments that beat inflation to lock people into a desperately deteriorating banking system. The FCA are and have always been pure dirt.

The FCA are a political organization packed to the rafters with agents of the global banking, embezzling and laundering cartel. They are one and the same with Britain's treasonous government.

I have far more faith in the integrity of the Russian government than I do the British government.

There's no guarantee that we get the outcome we want of course, but the fact we are at the mercy of the Russian government now more so than the British government gives me some hope. If we were still entirely at the mercy of the British government then we'd have been just as well kissing our money goodbye.

Britain is little more than a glorified third world nation run by a decidedly third world government at this point. The British government has no honour, no shame, no conscience and no loyalty to the nation or it's people, just like the worst third world governments in history.

Shorters trying hard to undo their mess in an orderly fashion. They're trying to exit single file and minimize the damage. In the mean time they're hoping people who bought will get bored or scared off.

Took my position this morning and will likely take some more as the day progresses.

I'm guessing there are a lot of very nervous people still holding short positions out there now as 8am draws ever closer.

The fundamentals here are by the by for me as this is not a company I've ever followed. The technicals here look solid, and the fact there are still so many shorts desperate to close makes me feel very confident today. The news that emerged over the weekend on several sites that the talks between Space X and Wyld were more fruitful than Friday's news suggested and had actually reached the point of a signed agreement will be another kick in the teeth to the shorters who hoped the Space X thing would amount to nothing.

I'm very much looking forward to 8am, I have my cash ready to go to take a front row seat for the shorter BBQ.

Https://www.share-talk.com/traders-cafe-with-zak-mir-bulletin-board-heroes-weekend-edition-sunday-6th-august-2023/

"And now to our star of the show from Friday, which I'm sure the bears will be trying to regroup from"

PMSL, love Zak's wit so much.

Zak and the rest of us can all see you guys. You're making it way too obvious. Your desperation is and fear of what's coming tomorrow is heartwarming.

I'm off now, and looking forward to putting my buy order in first thing tomorrow and enjoying the BBQ with everyone else.

Feel free to help yourself to as much cope as you can drink between now and the opening bell tomorrow.

You know full well there were positions desperately closing out on IG on Friday, and a lot of desperate people who will have a long sleepless night over on Spreadex who have yet to close their positions.

Good luck tomorrow closing your short positions. My advice would be to take the pain nice and early in the morning before things really start getting toasty.

The cat is now out of the bag that there are a lot of short positions that need to cover here. The way the SP reacted on Friday with virtually zero ramping proved that. The shorts were climbing over each other to get out like rats. Now they're trying to manufacture a somewhat orderly exit with the likes of Infinity helping them distract from the obvious open goal in front of anyone with willing to hit buy while they try to escape with their shirts.

I know very little about the fundamentals here, but the technicals speak volumes and short squeeze that is very much on the cards is glaringly obvious. I'll be buying on the bell tomorrow to help get that fire roasting hot.

Https://zakstraderscafe.com/the-week-in-small-caps-august-5/7468/

Zak Mir has just made a post pretty much confirming what I said. Overconfident bears in several companies, one of them being TERN, will now have to start covering their bum bums.

The squeeze is ON!!!!!

In case you needed proof that short positions have been opened stupidly low prices, I refer you to the last dozen or so posts from Infinity and his sidekick.

Fundamentals mean nothing in the coming days. All the value for investors and traders will come from shorters scrambling desperately over each other to get to the door. Roll on Monday.