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I think it was the mini auto trades wot took it up, and the mini auto trades wot took it back down…
As for why, who knows? Sadly I didn’t spot the games until after topping up on the way back down, but at points still way too high. Holding though, and will buy on a further drop. Hopefully it’s time for a rebound instead.

If PAH Trust doesn’t want to pay for it after trialling the product for so long, then that’s Bleepa effectively holed below the water line. These arrangements can work for you, but can obviously be detrimental too. The silence is rather ominous.

What on earth is happening regarding PAH Trust NHS’s extended free use of Bleepa? They’ve had it to play with free for 18 months and must know by now whether they’d pay for it in future. Amazing there was no mention in the update given it’s been a flagship trial, extended for COVID 19 purposes.

Also there is the question regarding the approaching renewal date in July of Papworth’s contract, which included Bleepa (presumably at nil additional cost):

London, 21 May 2020: Feedback plc (AIM: FDBK, "Feedback" or the "Company"), the specialist medical imaging technology company, today announces Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust ("Trust") has renewed its contract for clinical PACS (picture archiving and communication system) services with Feedback Medical Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. The renewal will incorporate an upgrade to service, providing the Trust access to Bleepa®, Feedback's flagship imaging-based communication platform.



The contract, set for a term of 14 months, relates to Feedback's Cadran PACS which has provided core medical imaging services to the Trust since 2001. The contract includes the use of Bleepa® as an upgrade to Cadran Web Viewer and will see Bleepa® made available to all clinicians at the Trust.

The lack of an update regarding Pennine is a concern. This is a business, not a charity. Come on Tom, give shareholders proper information, not waffle.

I’d guess quite a few holders have been selling off their cheap rights issue shares. All should change in due course, but in the meantime there’s an opportunity to buy at a price that doesn’t represent the opportunity and potential value.

Can only assume the sp will seriously re-rate once Liqidnet is properly factored in. It's good to see it getting a mention among the big hitters. I think TCAP did well and the future looks bright. Also, as the whole industry evolves I wouldn't rule out more m & a activity, but this time with TCAP being swallowed up. I'm not chuffed with today's situation but am sticking tight to all my shares.

ITM has to be a prime takeover candidate, particularly in relation to the stampede for green credentials and energy alternative opportunities by an increasing list of oil majors.

The issue has been known for some time, since when the sp has been much higher than today. So hopefully there’s not currently too much negativity based on a possible/maybe legal case, given the time these things can take. It needs the Liquidnet acquisition to get off to a really good start.

As a public listed outfit, the company has to employ council under basic due diligence and any insurers would require legal representation early. They have already stated they have done botching wrong, but have to be prepared in case. Even then that doesn’t make ‘em guilty.
All that apart, something is clearly dragging this down, so the uncertainty has to be a possible cause. Mind you, the sp climbed steadily to 260 on the back of nothing, so the retrace is perhaps not so surprising. I went a bit ott buying on the way down, so am now thinking twice about adding given it looks like 200p could come soon.

Bit of an up and a downer so far. I thought 500 was history for a minute there! Hopefully once things settle the 500+ mark will be passed this week.

Off the BEEB...

‘Bus services in England should return to pre-pandemic levels by Monday, according to industry body CPT.
CPT, which represents the bus and coach sector, said passenger levels were at about 40% just before Easter.
But companies are expecting more people to be travelling as lockdown measures ease further from 12 April, with shops and outdoor hospitality reopening.’

Obviously everyone knows it!s been a **** show for months, but with things getting back to nearer normality the outlook section of the forthcoming financial update will make rosy reading. So hold tight.

Farallon are simply hedging a very large holding. They are not investors because they believe, they were part of a complicated financial arrangement which ‘could’ leave them with 20% of FA. It has no bearing on the operational situation, but obviously does impact the sp for now.

A close above the ton, and a bit of more positive news generally over the weekend, should do wonders for next week.

Have to admit to wondering whether to cut and run earlier this week, but didn’t so I am obviously pleased to see the rebound. Given the uptick follows a formal update, matters of an upwardly mobile nature should continue steadily from today. All aboard...

All seems well with no nasties slipped in, and a real sense of the shackles coming off very soon. Let's hope the market sees things the same way.

Sage obviously looks better on days like today when the in form hot stocks tank...

Thanks. I added yesterday on the basis this must head back over 600 and sustain a modest increase - one fine day.

The buy-back of shares doesn’t seem to be doing much good, unless the sp would otherwise be doing terrible without the ‘support’...

I’m rather surprised at the response to a standard update. Did anyone think the license wouldn’t be renewed?
I’m all for reading between the lines, but can’t see anything suggested in this.

A good sign indeed. I wonder why someone paid 26p for 12k late pm..?

Am currently pondering buying back in. That article was really weird, much of it total gobbledygook!