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https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/guides/disclosures-and-restrictions-on-dealings-in-shares

Sounds positive

Elgol cited these as evidence of an impending successful P3 readout..."scientific, Web site, massive new employee search, ashfield engage, interview positivity, subtle messaging from C suite, polygon large stake share purchases, unmet global market needs"
They will carry on as though the produ t is successful until such time as its shown not to be, so I largely discount the webby, Ashfield, new jobs and interview positivity. Polygon could be wrong so that doesn't tell us much.
For me the most +ve sign is Brooke Clarke's husband making a purchase. It's a trade that is not doing very well in the sniff testing that I'm putting it through, which makes it (for me) a better indicator of how things are looking.

It can sometimes all be a bit black and white on here. Isn’t the reality more shades of grey?

Broadly speaking, shares will not be treated as being in public hands where they are held by (i) the issuer’s directors or their connected persons; (ii) the trustees of any employees’ share scheme or pension fund established for the benefit of the issuer’s directors and employees; (iii) any person with a contractual right to appoint a director to the board of the issuer; or (iv) a person (together with their affiliates) who holds more than 5% of the shares of the issuer.

"Are the MMs struggling to get shares from sticky hands and hence having to crash the price to build selling fears??"

No. Marking the stock down is far more likely to make further buyers rather than sellers.

Operational report seems very bullish and the theoretical ex-placing price is only a smidge lower than before, but I’ll only start relaxing about this share after they report an actual profit. It’s always jan tomorrow.

See RNS

(Its buyers that force the SP down)

Whaaaaa....?

Could someone remind me what the different patient groups are in the two trials....and is ACTIV 2 P3 trialling in the same kind of patients as ACTIV 2 P2?

What Docdaneeka said

I fear that if the buying was stronger than the selling the price would go up.

I found it even more confusing that the trade data on here didn’t correlate properly with what was on the exchange.

They are v. confusing, but today’s open suggests they were probably something other than straight buys after hours.
Apart from anything else, all the UK MMS would have gone home by then…..

Oh no I’m not

Where are you seeing that 19:04:28 trade please Manny? I couldn’t see it on the exchange webby

*Edit*

It’s worth checking trades like these for for the flag TNCP. That indicates a trade that does not contribute to price discovery, which is basically a trade whose price is away from the market price for one reason or another. Full conditions here…. https://www.handbook.fca.org.uk/techstandards/MIFID-MIFIR/2017/reg_del_2017_587_oj/chapter-i/006.html?date=2021-01-01

It’s unlikely to be MMs making out like bandits. I’m sure they’d like to, but I can’t see a buyer with £227k (or more) to spend executing their trade so incompetently

It’s worth checking trades like these for for the flag TNCP. I’m not sure if that flag shows hThat indicates a trade that does not contribute to price discovery, which is basically a trade whose price is away from the market price for one reason or another. Full conditions here…. https://www.handbook.fca.org.uk/techstandards/MIFID-MIFIR/2017/reg_del_2017_587_oj/chapter-i/006.html?date=2021-01-01

It’s unlikely to be MMs making out like bandits. I’m sure they’d like to, but I can’t see a buyer with £227k (or more) to spend executing their trade so incompetently

No it wasn't

I would expect them to release the data as soon as they have done whatever analysis they need to. Its not a PR announcement and I hope they won't treat it like one