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I think we will get one before jan1st yes. Hoping for before Christmas but let's see...

I think we could get an update from the company next week. Not before time! I think we are dying of boredom here.

So who bought £90 worth today then? Is there any point? Surely after dealing costs and spread, there's not much left!

I was referring to the climate change agreement. Not specifically auhua news.

This is good for Auhua. I wouldn't be surprised to see another little leg up on Minday.

This is a giant snowball that will pick up speed quickly. I know what's' coming, a massive, massive rise. But I don't know if this is the beginning. It might be :)

Ha ha. Yes, I think I might buy 12,345 shares to get the MM's worried.

I think it means that we have a proper company here that is NOT a China fraud. I think it means we have a diamond which has been missed. It's not a perfect situation for sure. But these shares are worth a LOT more than 2p in my opinion. I have a target of 20p for 6 months time. I am happy to be patient.

"Hi Andy, Unfortunately, we have been advised that Tom's blog is not an official news source and therefore, not to comment. Regards, Raphael" And with that I shall depart back to oblivion until there is further news :)

It really does seem to me that we can take the last interims at face value. They did explain the receivables and the explanation seemed reasonable. That does imply that the company will STILL be a ten bagger. But only when its customers start paying the bills.

For this one, it was just a day. But I had sent many emails before this. My last one was a little more direct! I don't think it is worth bombarding them with more emails though . There really isn't much more they can say. Anything material would have to be in the form of an rns obviously.

While there is no new info here (that would be illegal), I do find this statement somewhat reassuring.

"Hi Andy, The Company has made due regulatory disclosures as required by AIM and advised by our Nomad. We believe the concerns of the market is fuelled by prejudiced towards Chinese companies, the recent meltdowns by some AIM companies (not limited to Chinese companies) and the impact on the share price performance is subject to market forces. The Company will look towards a trading update after the close of the trading year and the financial results as according to AIM regulations. Meanwhile, should the Company have any significant information or aware of misstatements from proper sources, regardless of good or adverse, the Company will look to make a timely announcement. Regards, Raphael"

Nothing is going on. We are in a waiting game. The shares are very illiquid as we know and people are fretting about single trades of only a few hundred pounds. Nothing is going to happen u till the company release some news. There is no point in watching it every day except perhaps to check if there is some news in the mornings. I notice that John has gone quiet. I imagine he probably sold which I definitely approve of as it was becoming an obsession for him really (I hope you are feeling a bit more relaxed now John having taken your loss). Is it a fraud or isn't it? That one question is the only story in town. It is up to Auhua to prove it is not. It does not respond to emails, and it rarely releases news. So we are all in the dark. There is no doubt the management are absolutely hopeless at PR. They appear to not give two hoots about the share price or share holders. It's one thing to be focused on the business; I understand this. But to completely ignore emails and share holders is damaging to both them and us. Come on Auhua! It's time to start talking.

You are reading it wrong. Market makers just made a killing. Bought at 1p and sold at 2p. And this was probably yesterday.....

I don't think it's continually dropping. Actually, I think the downtrend is over. It is just bobbing along at the bottom at the moment. That's quite a big positive...

I'll pop back if something interesting happens. Yawn....

I forgot to add, I suspect he was fired in any case. He may well have had something to do with that distasterous placing at 4p.

He left the company. It's history to him, the past. I doubt he knows much about what is happening within the company. He is a non exec for one and he won't know the accounts (thats why companies have closed periods). So if all those receivables are now turning into cash, he won't know. Directors who leave usually sell up, especially non execs.

Block sales (by Sumner I suspect) are now over I think. This means that the tiniest amount of buying will send it up. I think the selling is over, so that only leaves one direction. I may buy in tomorrow.