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Good find Nomlungu - I've often tried to find a competitor for TRX, but don't think I've ever really managed it. Not sure how similar the businesses are, but a SP that's even half that of Aziyo would set me up for life! I'll try and do some more research later today.
As for a SP of of 90p, at one time I would have joked that would have bought me a really nice house and early retirement. Now I'm more inclined to think it will pay for gas and lekky over this coming winter!
And just in case anyone thinks I'm ramping, no I don't for one minute think the SP will reach 90p :-(

Y-Alam, I think there will be probably be some serious movement once we have the update in September, as I honestly cannot see it being anything but good news.
Hopefully we will breach .60 this week, I certainly think it's possible :-)

Again there have been some big trades going through this morning. Wonder if it's Richard Snellor and Harwood chopping and changing?

Another large trade of 30, 000 000 shares; guessing it's a buy. There's certainly a lot going on in the background, and I doubt it's all to do with Richard Sneller - much as I like him!

Yep, shares are literally trading in their millions.
There has to be an announcement soon surely?

So that 20 million trade from yesterday is still unknown, although it was late on.
Fingers crossed it was a buy and we'll hear something soon

Just spotted a massive 20 mil trade after hours yesterday. Don't know if it's a buy or a sell, but surely we should hear something.
I very much doubt that someone who spends 118k on shares in TRX is a private investor.
Have I missed something?

Some big trades already this morning. Hoping that the uncrossed one is a buy.

My previous post must have been so interesting that LSE decided to post it twice!

Washerupper - Interesting post. Be interesting to see what today brings. Wouldn't be surprised if there were a lot of sells from people who think they've made enough profit. I reckon most investors who buy now though are probably in it for the long haul

Washerupper - Interesting post. Be interesting to see what today brings. Wouldn't be surprised if there were a lot of sells from people who think they've made enough profit. I reckon most investors who buy now though are probably in it for the long haul

He's got holdings in My Health Care (MHC), which is trading at about 1.70. I haven't really done any other research to speak of though

Bobsson - I don't have a get out price in mind as such, but when Chester had the competition last year as to where the SP would be in Oct 21, I think I said 0.68, which, if my memory serves me correctly was too high then.
When I've looked at the SP from a few years ago and see how high it was then, I wonder if those figures should be my exit price, but I'm not sure we'll ever see the likes of those prices again.
It's something I've thought about on and off for a while, and the intention has always been to hold long term, so I think it might be a case of waiting and seeing how things go.
Really glad that Richard Sneller is on board. Part of the reason the SP tanked a few years ago was because of Neil Woodford, nothing to do with the product itself. Getting some big long term investors on board would be great, and whilst Woodford is trying to get back in the saddle again, I think his name is probably mud. Richard Sneller however, doesn't have that problem.

Given that Ricahrd Sneller prides himself on investing on small companies which he feels have a lot of growth potential, I think it would be fair to assume he's in this for the long haul.

According to LinkedIn, he 'invests in small scale businesses which are capable of large scale change'
What a bl**dy legend

Gina?!

Only early I know, but a few million shares sold already. I'd love to know what's going on!

And typically the SP goes down. But look at the spread

What kind of bl**dy purchases are those?!
Like you say Washerupper, the RNS(s) will make for very interesting reading.

Swap the question marks for the laughing emojis which I forgot don't work on LSE!