Member Info for bobsson

Sch... Fantastic news about TILS thanks for posting. My transfer to AJ Bell is complete, Barclays likely would have sold them prior to delisting. I need to ensure my Accustem shares are also placed into my portfolio as soon as they are listed on NASDAQ. In the event of having to hold paper share certificates (or proof thereof) I was quite willing to do so. I simply hold both TLSA and Accustem and wait for Computershare to send me the cheeques upon sale of both companies.

I think the day rate for boaty is around $60,000.

I completed the voting form and voted NO to everything. I just hope the vote is recorded properly and the volume of no votes are brought to the court`s attention. This is a shambles, it appears we do not even know if these shares when listed on NASDAQ can be held in a UK ISA. Little wonder the share price is tanking. Total shambles and a sell out of small share holders.

Thanks for the responses, which together with the HL news, has helped me to decide to vote NO.

I am in the process of transferring my dealing accounts to AJ Bell who will allow me to hold and trade shares on NASDAQ. At this early stage they have sent me documents to allow me to vote on the transfer to NASDAQ etc. I need to vote over the weekend. I am minded to vote against everything in protest at the way this company is handling corporate side of the business. I consider it to be shambolic and want to register my disproval. Just want to gauge what other posters are feeling and have done when voting, or have you not voted.
I then have to figure out how I complete the form and where I send it.
thanks

I hope your target is 0.18p

TD, I share your frustration but think shareholder action is premature in 2021 - next year perhaps. The next four months seem pivotal, the new manufacturing plant should be fully up to speed and capacity and licence payments being received. The main news awaited is the legal action against Maxwell. We had a strong calendar year Q4 last year and it could be repeated this year. We did have posters giving updates on the corporate action in the US but I think all we know is that mediation is ongoing.

Accustem shares ACMSY are not listed on the main NASDAQ market. No TILS UK shareholder entitled to Accustem dividend shares can trade them because they are not listed on NASDAQ. (?) What you have is an entitlement to dividend shares when listed on NASDAQ. When listing happens your entitlement held in CREST should be allocated to your trading account, so long as your ISA supports international share trading. TILS is still main market UK listed and no date for its withdrawal has been confirmed. I hope the TILS move to NASDAQ only will be seamless in the ISA, and will also be seamless when Accustem is spun out of TILS. Where are the company and tax lawyers when you need them?

easyp, Noticed this a lot with small biotechs, you can see it in the 5 years charts of many. You may miss out on a bigger rise in one or two, but the majority spike and fall back. Good work if you can make a success of it.

CC. Thanks yes it does help, I need to quickly transfer to another ISA provider.

Been here before with Barclays and not a happy experience it was. So we have two companies in play here.
Tils: Barclays likely to sell your shares the day before de-listing, you will be lucky if you get an option.
Accustem: The shares do not even trade, and will never trade on a UK stock exchange, I would think they are duty bound to send a share certificate, so they may also do that with TILS.

Bob, Yes now mugged up on it. Can hold overseas shares on an authorised exchange in an ISA. I will have to move from Barclays. AJ Bell looking favourite.

dcr, Thanks for the response.

Itaw, You may be able to hold them in an ISA ( I will DMOR) but your ISA provider/broker must be willing to hold/trade international shares. Barclays Stockbrokers will not deal in non UK listed shares. So there are two questions, which stockbrokers offer a single account for UK and Non UK listed shares on a recognised stock exchange, and what broker is actually allowing international shares to be held in an ISA?

OK I need to drill down into this. Barclays silent on Accustem. We know they are held in CREST waiting (now in vain) for a UK listing. Cannot hold non UK shares in Barclays you have to open an international dealing account with another company. I want to hang on to my Tils and eventually Accustem shares. So I need an international dealing account, AJ Bell do a combined non ISA UK and International dealing account, does anyone use them and are they any good.
If I transfer early TILS will still be in the ISA and upon delisting they can be transferred as TLSA and later joined by ACMSY in the non ISA account. I just cannot see how NASDAQ shares can be held in an ISA, but that if for another day. Are AJ Bell any good?

I invested because TRX looked to be a growing company in a growing medical market. Progress with sales slower than expected due to covid curtailing sales. Upturn expected, production capacity recently expanded in anticipation. Things should be happening now, but will probably only be reported in scheduled updates. If all goes well, the next few updates should be very positive, could lead to a re-rate. When TRX is thriving as a company, I can see a share consolidation to draw in more institutions, and/or a takeover bid by a bigger concern. Happy to watch and wait on this one.

Zak reckons 4p by end of August ( I think he meant Aug not Sept) but the long term chart looks positive to me. Any chartists able to give a view? IF Casp have cracked the shallows it only takes 2000 bpd at $70 oil to bring in some serious revenue. Suddenly the much talked about 5000 bpd from the shallows is possible. Re the deeps, is it possible that pressure in the deeper Devonian structure could be less than the pressure from the existing deeps? Do any oilies have a view on that? Its possible we could have commercial oil flowing by end of April from a deep deep before oil flows from a deep. If you see what I mean.

So perhaps the kit needing maintenance was ferried to the C.E. and the work done on the barge, then ferried back.

Share consolidation likely to be around 20 to 1, and probably in 12 months time if all goes well. Good numbers at 700 bpd from well 154. My previous question answered, yes well 153, an existing vertical producer, can be sidetracked and turned into a horizontal producer, will there be others? Unsure as to why debt to oil traders affects the split between domestic and export prices, but as the debt is paid the export proportion increases, to 75/25% or is that still too high? It is clear some of the deeps are producing some oil naturally to the surface, so that will still be $19 pb for high quality oil? A more upbeat RNS (similar to the bullish (bull*****) RNS two or three years ago, but this is still all about the deeps, which refuse to flow oil commercially.

ADS not ADR