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Lots of biggish buys, lots of biggish sells. Could, suggest we have someone mopping up at this price.

Could point to takeover...???

Anyone buying more than a few cents worth are paying £2.15 equiv now....

Bargain in UK

MMS keeping dipping it to try and encourage some selling...

Seem like there was a big sell o sells to work through at 4p. As soon as that is complete, we move up most likely...

Right now, I'm getting a higher quote (1.806) to sell, that i am to buy (1.800) on 1.5k shares

True, when it comes to share prices, very little is predictable.

However, we have seen it so mant times. Big, big increases to the TILs price on Nasdaq when it opens which has a knock on impact here.

If we continue to see the buying pressue in the UK and we get to £2 before the US opens, I would nt hazard a guess of what we could see between 2:30 and 4:30... £2.50? £3?

It never ceases to amaze me, th etsrength of the following in this stock.

Time and time again, we've seen meteoric rises of the back of phenomenal buying pressure.

Reminds me a little of NCYT. it buggered about in the 200-500 space for an age, and then pop!, it when to 1000+

The numbers you are talking about are because they have been the bid/ask most of day. (esp the 7.5)
Lots of small trades going through at 7.5 all day which you'll be seeing. SO the buys mainly at 7.3 and 7.5, anything under 7 have been sells.

Infact, just 3 MMs now offering 7.5. This may creep up before the end of the day if the buying pressure continues

Skybolt.
4 Market Makers have the ASK at 7.50. Yet most bigger buys have been going through between 7.1 and 7.3.
There is no ceiling here, much to the contrary, if there is enough buying pressure this moves very quickly. Just check out the spikes in 2020, these were great days when it gathered some momentum.

Well said Mjng...

It's been great reading some of the research on here by fellow investors and those considering buying in here....

In a perfect world I would been buidling my holding at these prices (rather than the 9p avg i have) but we all know that it's rare that you get in at the bottom. Good luck to all the new investors coming on board thise week. :-)

I've added a massive 6k shares at 7p. Bit sad as would love to have more capital to invest at these levels...

I have >1m shares here and holding firm as ever. Why would i sell my shares at this price - I invested for the medium/long term prospects here.

The only reason to sell at this price is if you want to contribute to the retirement funds of Suzi, CJ Sterling and their 'not so merry' men.

If there were no risks to investing we'd all be billionaires. All they will do is chuck in grenades about the risks of investing OR and this more likely play on your fears with untruths about this company. There are about 20 pges in the prospectus that talk about the risks associated with this company, Oh and about 20 pages that talk about the opportunity. If there was no risk here, you'd be paying £1 a share, not 7 to 8p

Just rememeber, 1 (One, Uno, Eins, Unus, Jeden) single investor has decied to back Hemo with this £60m finance - as the dragons might say, why would they part with their children inheritance if they were not confident in Hemo's prospects...

Working late tonight CJ. Are you being paid double time given this is some a big week for HEMO.

Spend it wisely. Infact, no I suggest you save it as you may need every penny when you shorters get burnt..

Well down CJ, looks like you have got to page 2. Whoever you paid to read it out aloud to you I suggest you get then back so you get to hear the remaining 68 pages.

Yes, Hemo is not yet making profit, we all know that you daft spanner. And until one of its clinical candidates make it through the trials and into full production is will continue to run losses.

The smart money investing here, including the unnamed billionaire behind the £60m funding is because of the R&D pipeline. That's right, somebody with £60million is happy to invest in Hemo. That puts a bug smile on my face, and very happy with my investment

Of course you know all this already, because your one objective is to encourage honest, hard working investors to sell there shares today for you and your buddies to benefit.

Your time is running out...

Kill shorts, cure cancer...

Am I missing something?

The weakening of the Brazilian currency has to be positive for the Amapa project?

Lower labour costs, and surely must have eroded the real value of some of the legacy debts?

How is Reat going Pumpky. Making money I hope ??

@91JonMo
SP has already been dragged down....
Mint want Hemo to be successful, I cannot see them jeopodising things for a few pence at this stage.
This was raised as a question from a PI at the recent GM. Vlad was very confident that all stakeholders are aligned on a single objective and had no concerns.

Some interesting stuff on the TILS board. Sounds like the short position are closing over there and Biotech coming into favour.

I'm lucky that I can wait as long as it takes here, I have a 9p average with a decent holding.

Looking forward to the next news from Hemo.

I have great faith and confidence in the BoD. I've been following the company closely for about 11 months now. Vlad has always delivered in his word, while the timing of RNS can be unpredictable, the content is very much in keeping with the guidance the business as given.

I can't recall a bad RNS other than the one informing of a delay/extention to development agreements. But the reason was Covid, which I cannot hold the company responsible for.

Looking forward to Vlad and the team getting their funding. They have worked miracles in peanuts, and they deserve the funding to take these clinical candidates to the next level.

Dont worry about 1 or 2 p on the SP, Hemo have billions of pounds if ROI on their minds.

The SP is at bargain price right now. 1 or 2p dilution from funding news, but IMO the rest is down to short position using a number of financial instruments.

Hoping and expecting to welcome many new investors this week at this enticing level. Hoping existing holders remain patient and hold firmly. If you have time, this will come good, very good IMO.

@Rock and others..

Sounds encouraging, I had not appreciated the extent of short positions in TILS. I have a modest holding and (a smaller amount of the stock we shall not mention) look forward to this returning to something in the region of 200p. Some great potential. In Biotech.

I'm also a holder in hemo, it has faired similar to TILS in many ways. It has a very interesting week ahead too Has probably as much potential, but not as advanced as TILS.

GLA