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That shows you the market is short of shares if they are bidding up across the spread for size.

Also i think the market is smelling a raise in the air.

Any comments ???

Thanks Blue

Spicy is right to highlight the lack of FID ongoing here. In fact there is a lot of renewable projects getting puled and even investments with capital committed are being revised. Just because you disagree doesn't make you right - but on the other side - downside is protected with a decent cash position and there is hopefully enough in the air to get converted - BUT - is green hydro actually an economic fuel source - this is still very much speculation and has to be put into the risk column. Thanks Blue

Anyone else invested here - this is my best performing over the past 3 months.

CheckRicky - no way a few negative words on a small media outlet like LSE moves the shareprice in any real direction.

The science is way too slow to complete P1 without maybe 5 more cash raises and thats the fact.

HEMO is too dilutive and too slow and basically a cash bonfire - either it makes a deal of some kind for funding to share IP or its a penny share AFTER consolidation.

Sorry but thats the problem - not hurty words.

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Hes a crook - watch out - when hes tweeting to buy - hes selling into the volume increase - 100%

Thanks - Blue

Im out - good luck with HEMO - i will watch and see if there is a decent entry point again.

OK - 9th Feb 2024 clinical hold lifted - and now we have 2 patients treated 15 July 2025 - 17 months. But its still way too slow is my main point.

Problem is clear - its taken Hemo 2 years to treat 2 patients and no results yet - at this rate its going to be 5 years to get through Clinical Phase 1 and they will have to raise multiple times to get there. Its all too slow. £6 million in 2 years raised to treat 2 patients - Hemo will need at least a further £20m at this rate to get through the next 3 years . I have some of these but its not looking good - lets be honest. Thanks Blue

A NPV calculation needs a time factor in it.

So if the cash realised is over say 20 years vs 5 years - the NPV of the 5 year cash flow is far more valuable.

I dont know the lifting costs of oil in Namibia - but BP have a big operation there - maybe thir reporting could give your model a bit of input.

Thanks - Blue

When markets get fast and automated trading slows or gets outside of its limits - ring the dealers desk - they will always get you a price and size as they speak directly to the MM - thats literally their job and they know many of the MM as its also their job to have a beer or two after work and build up professional relationships. I know you all think the markets are rigged but the dealers that place trades in the market know how to get good prices and they have good market knowledge too and will always try and get the best prices for cutomers.

Thats disgraceful from BARC - all of these corporate actions are booked into the Official List - its a ledger that contains all corporate actions and is managed by the Stock Exchange and published by the FCA (i think?) we used to get a printed copy from the LSX. Its literally one of the first jobs you do as a dealers assistant to learn how to read the OL and mark up any corporate actions for the desk to have knowledge of. We had big white boards and my first job each day at 7am was to write up all ex-div / script issue / rights / div ex dates etc on the board - its the most basic trainees job to do this by around 7-30am. I wonder if this is because young trainees have been WFH and so their skills and transferable knowledge are being eroded. You should as BARC for a financial compensation - they have to offer i think under the FCA rules if they have not given customer care. Thanks Blue

When i worked in the City this was exactly the type of share the institutions would buy - growth - reducing debt - strong expansion opportunities, not too sexy, nice 'boring' and easy to understand strategy - Rentokill anyone ??? Buy, hold, forget about it for 5 years. // Thanks Blue

Your brokers are overseen by the FCA - Financial Conduct Authourity. If you ask them to explain how adding such charges meets the customer care duties they have under this body you will probably find that just adding it to an email will correct the difference very quickly. Be specific that these costs were not disclosed in a Good Faith way. It costs lots of £££ to run compliance investigations - make the complaint FORMAL and the compliance team will settle with you - say i am down £400 or whatever and you expect it made good otherwise a formal complaint procedure will be opened up. My advice - thanks Blue

I am guessing it will be 15% based on the ASX prices.

Any counter offer here?

P Offer at 14.66 x 20 = £2.93 vs £3.44 post live date.

Just a guess. Thanks Blue

Price Factors

1. Successful Trials - showing safe and +ve outcomes

2. Completion of Phase 1 trials

3. Formal collaboration or even full buyout from bigger pharma partner

4. Inability to raise new capital to fund research and general operating costs

Probably more factors but these are the obvious ones - thanks Blue

They are trading whats called ex-rights. So its a post event share quote. Thanks Blue

Gold bars, bank notes, share certificates, bond certificates etc all have serial numbers etched onto them' although not by a world renown artist' - its just a serial number. And you can own these in a real sense - like a pile of £20 notes - or you can virtualise them by placing them into a bank and then using a bank card to purchase against them, and there is a ledger against each transaction, its the BACS system or the CC tokenisation. Also all retailers etc take real notes and virtualised notes in financial trade transactions.

Sorry but whats the difference?

Also buying and selling BTC etc does have a cost - there is a transaction fee attached, its slower than BACS, and if you get ripped off by a bad trade you have no recourse like you do using a credit card and there is no protective governance of structures around these coins - thats why they are used for drugs, organised crime, people smuggling etc.

Call it printable gold art or just call it a number etched onto a small gold coin. Why not?

I dont get the benefit here except for the difference between the real gold price and the commission the issuer charges to make the transaction.

Thanks Blue

Think this will be K plus steady business with steady divis. Good SIPP stock.

Yes totally agree with the AIM listing not allowing many funds in fact most funds to invest in GGP. Also there is the even more basic key fact that GGP has not booked any revenue yet in end of yer accounts - or gross or net profits - so on that basis alone most funds, institutions, pensions etc are not allowed to invest as its basically a start up - about to become a scale up i agree - but these mandates are 100% clear and fund managers and trustees cant break them.

The other side of that of course is that with a proper listing - revenues - profits and a decent balance sheet - everyone can invest! Especially if the company pays a dividend, which i guess they will for that very reason. If i was their corporate broker thats what i would advise - also it makes sales to institutions easy for my sales team so we can earn a commission revenue and get research costs paid for. Stock Broking is a business don't forget.

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M7 - yes i don know some of the tree shake and bear raid moves that are used in the market - but you suggested that the MM sold millions of shares at 14 / 15 p and then waited and pulled the price back and covered at 12p today - and im saying - it does not work like that and if a MM did anything like that their risk manager would pull their book, get them sent home and probably fired and would square the book back up so it worked within the limits set. A MM looks after 20 / 30 / 40 stocks all at once and has pretty tight limits set on exposure per stock and across the whole book. Anyway - im just shining a bit of light on this meme that all price movements are simply due to the MM being greedy and grabbing huge positions. Don't believe everything you listen to on YouTube, its a grift. Imagine if the interviewer had been told - actually its quite boring and regulated and weare not allowed to exceed book limits ever and my book for an AIM stock is maxed out at £100k. Thanks Blue