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I've no idea what polygon are up to, there's obviously theories around them protecting their position, which makes some sense, but besides that I think polygon have invested c£3m since 21/2 because they expect something positive from.....
- getting on another trial(s).
- SPRINTER P3 deep dive and long Covid analysis throw up some gems.
- ACTIV-2 P2 data being very good.
They got it wrong with p3 (apparently that means they should be ignored?), so that lot might be a load of old crap as well?
I've no idea what polygon are up to, there's obviously theories around them protecting their position, which makes some sense, but besides that I think polygon have invested c£3m since 21/2 because they expect something positive from.....
- getting on another trial(s).
- SPRINTER P3 deep dive and long Covid analysis throw up some gems.
- ACTIV-2 P2 data being very good.
They got it wrong with p3 (apparently that means they should be ignored?), so that lot might be a load of old crap as well?
Oh right, I didn't realise?
Manifesto - Andrew...
Funds do not reveal their plans to PI's.... Do you really want them to
let you know they are about to buy more and send the price up..
Derrr.....
Obviously...... and even more obviously, yes of course I want them to let me know, why wouldn't you?
As I posted yesterday....
At this stage I'd suggest polygon's plans will have a much bigger short term affect on the value of the business therefore, as things stand I would like to know more about polygon's plans.
Crucially synairgen are compelled to rns while polygon can keep their plans to themselves. At this stage I'd suggest polygon's plans will have a much bigger short term affect on the value of the business therefore, as things stand I would like to know more about polygon's plans.
33% crystallised, the free ride melted, oh well?
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SNG/update-on-sng001-gxcjkbljl9247lp.html
FreeTheCaterham7, each to their own but someone worrying (really?) about what anonymous strangers with made up usernames on a niche internet share forum post, is more likely to end up in a mess.
I suppose if you've been there you'll feel it more, hence the needless worrying?
How do you cope when reading polygon buying? I can't begin to imagine the stress you feel when a holdings rns is published, it must be a huge relief when it records a reduction.
That's as much a reason to be in as it is to be out?
When asked mrcosts how he lived with himself after he invested over £500k, including around £160k on the last 12 months, in an aim business he had "doubts about" he correctly told me not to make it about him.
He's right of course but once you know his position it is easier to ignore his irrational manic rants.
QED
You sicko
antofelli, obviously the today's covid stats have nothing to do with you posting "what's the point" of saving five extra lives you gormless moron, lol!
There are always trolls who post on share forums, particularly after a large drop in share price.
What sets antofelli apart is his disregard for human life, questioning "the point" of saving five extra lives.
He was probably fathered by Fred West.
quasar, lol!
RTFQ
ralarcon, if you buy £50k worth of shares and I buy £100k of the same share and the share price drops by 50% and you sell and I don't, who has lost the most?
While I doubt that polygon would consider increasing to 30% and triggering the takeover code, there is a scenario which may work for them if they can finance the deal.
They will need to spend around £60m in total to increase to 30%. Then they would be obliged to offer the highest price they paid in the last 12 months, obviously I don't know that figure but it's probably around 170p. That would be snapped up and would require a further £240m to complete the transaction.
They would have paid around £300m in total. That doesn't look good business but due to the takeover the share price will almost inevitably rise and probably be around 170p, valuing the business at £340m.
I've no idea how they would move forward from that position.
bursthead, it was the creature produced by Fred West and a subnormal woman that told us.......
"For God sake:
7 deaths in our group while 12 in the placebo group.
4 words:
What is the point?"
I doubt that makes much sense to you though.
There are always trolls who post on share forums, particularly after a large drop in share price.
What sets antofelli apart is his disregard for human life, questioning "the point" of saving five extra lives.
He was probably fathered by Fred West.
My fag packet sums suggest if polygon increased to 30% their average would be about 100p.
I'm assuming the 18% was around 160p and the other 12% would be around 20p.
Tattyhead2, once a holder goes over 30% they are obliged to offer the highest price paid over the last 12 months.
I think you're suggesting waiting until next February before they go over 30%, what's the point of that?
I doubt polygon want to buy it, but if they did, based on your figures it will have cost them a total of around £200m for a company with a market cap of around £50m.
I doubt polygon have paid much more than 170p for their shares.
Waiting 12 months to get it for 23p defeats the object. Besides that they probably don't want to buy it anyway, they would want takeover rumours to include that the t/o price is around 170p for those rumours to push the price up towards the 100p they need.