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FTC is a keeper…..rare to find such a quality company doing all the right things in a market that’s growing exponentially

A couple of monster trades yesterday….

Traded over the last couple of days…circa 5.6m

Daily average circa 700k

Ceres has always been about future potential……the stars are aligning now and one would hope that genuine early investors reap rewards in the not too distant future

The situation here today is rather like that experienced by Cerillion recently, both good companies, fairly low number of shares in issue, tight free float hence the sp moves in either direction quickly and in the case of cerillion and I believe Ceres there is a clear disconnect between the share price, MCAP due to a seller requiring an exit exacerbated by opportunistic short selling of Ceres too.

We know BNP had been selling and the volume today would indicate that they or someone are well on their way and once they are gone calmer waters will return

Todays volume and trading was highly abnormal with market makers not getting a look in as the book was entirely controlled by traders with DMA

Just because a companies share price has fallen it doesn’t mean its a bad bet, a more wider lense is required

One thing is for sure CWR are now at a pivotal moment and i believe todays price presents an opportunity to buy a company with a proven business in a growth sector rather than a purely speculative one

On the basis that markets are forward looking this should move out of this range in the not too distant future……ground work laid and the tree is now bearing fruit so i would suggest that the current sp offers significant upside and opportunity for investors that being said shorts can muddy the waters to support their own agenda so not a straight ride up as evidenced this morning given we are below where we opened

Currently c.£282M…………crazy!

The market makers are no where to be seen on the book this morning, traders with DMA are running the show

It looks as though its being thrown around for someone to accumulate/close out a short

Todays update couldn’t be better so should swiftly move up over the next few days

The treasury has submitted their application to the supreme court……hearing not until April

I doubt Reeves will withdraw her application or change her stance so I fail to see any logical reason that CBG will be pushed down much from here other than normal trading shenanigans

Just looks as though its algo’s fishing for stops etc

Is it JP Morgan selling down the last of their holding recently curtailing any rise on good news?

Reported August to be below the min threshold?

Its actually pretty tight

It was 1,074,349 traded at 65p at 15.29:30 - maybe it was an iceberg trade?

Just seen a 65p buy go through for just shy of £700k at 15.29

2 January 2025

Chrysalis Investments Limited ("Chrysalis" or the "Company")

Update on claim against Revolution Beauty Group plc

Further to the announcement made on 22 April 2024, the Company can confirm that it has now agreed and entered into a settlement agreement with Revolution Beauty in full and final satisfaction of its claim. Under the terms of the settlement, Revolution Beauty has agreed to pay the Company a non-material sum, being less than 1% of the Company's market capitalisation (as at the date of this announcement). All other details of the settlement remain confidential.

I do think it would help if some posters looked up how the SETS trading platform

works as not all shares are traded in the same way/same platform and it will shed light on price movements and the extent of market maker involvement

$30M/10 YEARS

Out of the three prospective design and supply contracts in the negotiation stage that were referred to in the Company's announcement on 5 November 2024, two have now been secured and announced by EnSilica.

*These contracts come with significant upfront payments*

Popped into auction and difficult to buy at times presumably as those short rate trying to hold it back to close

Https://www.lseg.com/en/media-centre/press-releases/ftse-russell/2024/ftse-uk-index-series-review-december-2024