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@Investorsteve, came as a surprise to me too, I'd assumed they'd just reduced and stayed out, but they've picked up their interest noticeably again. They must see value here too

Interestingly for the longer term holders here they are now back to virtually the same position they had prior to reducing in the spring. Looks like they are building a significant position again.

No probs.

Share ownership details? There's no link, you need a bloomberg terminal to access the info. For those that have it though yu can drill into owenership details. Bloomberg owned shares as of 30-Sep-21 1,585,282, shares as of 06-Oct-21 1,986,434

Blackrock have actually increased ownership by 400,000 shares this month

Why do you guys give BYP the time of day? The guy is a swing trader who tends to the short side. Just put them on filter like most of us do and then crack on with your day. You're just wasting your time responding to pointless drivel.

You can't claim to be a competent manager if you oversee an 80%+ fall in your share price in less than 9 months. That is incompetence on an extraordinary scale.

There's been no wrongdoing, just a remarkable amount of naivity and incompetence.

I've got literally zero faith in our management, thank god the new guy comes in just over a week. Time he started wielding the axe in a rather wide loose fashion

Stevie Wonder? At this point they could dig up Kurt Cobanes coke covered corpse, sit him in the ceos chair, and he'd do massively more to add value to ncyt than our current management

We are the exact opposite spectrum sentiment wise versus when we hit the high. Everyone was massively bullish and hyped up, now everyone is massively bearish and in the doldrums. How can sentiment get any worse than when all your investors despise being invested, and have a seething dislike for the management and investor relations. When sentiment is at its weakest its the right time to buy I guess, but not me, not a penny more until these f'ers do something to earn their pay.

Its only saving grace is that the price is so crap that percentage daily falls mean nothing in value terms to me now. All thats left is an annoyance factor now. Even a 20% fall at this level if barely even going to make me blink, ditto a 20% rise. Until we see a 200-330% rise its nect to meaningless. Thats how far they've let it fall, utterly farcial management, sack them all I say and start afresh with the new guy.

They need to start saving investors money because we are all f'ing sick of this decline. My god this share is atrocious.

I don't think many of us give a crap about the price anymore, it is what it is until it isn't. Its long since gone beyond being worth worrying about for me. It's boring watching it now, at least if it pops up theres a bit of excitement, but not much more they can do to sentiment with the price at this level. So its tucked away and I focus on other things that have a bit of life to them for now.

Not to mention of course that NCYT is generally inversely correlated to overall market indices. We do well when covid fear is at its highest and stock markets are weakest.

Think those numbers on LSE are incorrect. I've bought a chunk myself and thats not showing up, plus you can see more total buys just on the summary page than the number suggests. Always take LSEs numbers with a pinch of salt...

It's an interestingly long negative post, well worded if light on the critical assessments. Pretty much a one sided talking your own book write up. It was written well though which to my mind suggests its been done by a professional sentiment influencer (attempted). I like seeing such posts, as you only usually see such posts when a price direction has changed and someone who is worried about a sizeable position needs to get out of it. Keep your eyes on the price folks, its coming ;)

Oh my, green bin for you

Dunchallas, lots of writing there, way too much to be worth the effort to read through. Short answer for you, if you don't like it don't buy it. Downside is 270 a share, upside is 1000 a share, simple maths are often the best.

That offer would have to be accepted by the army of small investors though fali41. We cant even agree to vote for an agm, so I doubt a hostile takeover unless at a stinking premium would garner enough support from the swath of individual investors. Easy to make a hostile takeover with high II holding, incredibly difficult when holdings are so dispersed.