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Fair point Platoh, it does depend on the price.
My average is just over 0.5p, so even without any spread that would have to be my starting SP and I don't think it will get that high (at least).
That said, no decisions have been made yet and all reent news has been very encouraging, so who knows what could happen.

I must admit my hopes of this being a 10 bagger aren't what they used to be.
Sorry, I know that's not what you wanted to hear, but then again stranger things have happened!

I sold my ITM shares about 3 years ago. Missed out on the highest price, but did OK nevertheless.
With all the talk in the media about hydrogen etc, I thought I'd check in here again with a view to perhaps buying back in but I'm gobsmacked by the SP. Obviously I need to do more research then intended, but I didn't expect a drop so big.
For someone in my position I can't decide if that's a good thing or not.
Hope it all works out you, I'm going to have to have a think about it.

Great news, he obviously isn't fazed by the idea of a consolidation.
A 12% stake is certainly a sizeable chunk to have. Let's hope more like him get on board.
GLALTH

Some pretty large buys going on here today.
Obviously not everyone is worried about consolidation.

I can appreciate people's concerns about consolidation, but when you read articles etc, about TRX after the dilution, the main criticism is the number of shares in circulation, and that combined with a SP of a fraction of a penny will put people off.
If they consolidate with a SP of 60p, then I don't see this being a ten bagger as others have said many moons ago, but who knows? I was invested in ITM in 3 years ago and got out at a good price, but it's absolutely plummeted since then, despite hydrogen getting a lot of press (I don't read up on what's happening at ITM anymore though).
I don't know if a 100:1 consolidation will work out better than 10:1, we'll just have to see. I do think there are a lot of people who would be interested in investing in TRX, but not with the number of shares etc at the moment.
And don't forget that there will be investors who don't yet have TRX on their radar, but will think a SP of 60p will be an absolute bargain when they do.
GLALTH

Well mine is certainly being tested. Where are all the investors we've been waiting for?

Always seems to be the case that whenever there's good news, the short termers sell soon after.
That said, I don't think there have really been that many selling as there has in the past, so maybe the 'shorties' are dwindling in number, and people are deciding to stick with it.
I think TRX will be a slow burner. A sudden and significant increase would result in plenty of people selling up, and they can't really afford that (I'm thinking of what happened with ITM a few years ago).
More ii's would be very welcome.

Thanks RN1 - I suppose we'll just have to wait and see. I'm certainly more than happy to be wrong :-)

I agree that NASDAQ would be great, but when you look at the minimum requirements, such as the minimum bid price, then I think it's unlikely.

Brilliant news - and no mention of a takeover either, which I was dreading.

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Now time to read the other RNS

Where is that blessed update?!

If 2021 was anything to go by, we might be waiting until Feb, however perhaps that was later than usual bevause of covid?

All being well you won't be waiting long to break even.
Normally when we have good news about TRX, the SP drops, and many people sell, and that tends to happen straightaway. So far that hasn't happened today, which is unusual, so I'm wondering if that's a sign of confidence?
I really hope I'm not tempting fate btw!

Big trade just after 9 this morning. Here's hoping it's a buy - preferably from someone on the inside :-)

Excellent news.
For interest, I've copied and pasted the comments below from the other BB as I think it's a good reminder of just how good a product it is:
These Xenografts represent the future for many ACL treatments.
We have some patients who have had these for seven years.

They sidestep the shortage of human donor material.
Off the shelf, ambient based resources reduce theatre time.
Using a xenograft saves a second [self donor - autograft] operation, reducing costs and infection risk, leading to faster rehabilitation.'

GLALTH

Pokerchips - that wasn't the point I was making, but I'll leave it at that.

And don't forget, those who paid 30p a share a number of years ago, thought that was a bargain price too

Pokerchips - I think a consolidation would certainly make a TRX a more attractive investment. 0.6 isn't tangible currency, whereas 6p sounds much better. The downside is that the amount of shares you have decreases, but in the long term, I think that would pay off