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Nenny, not broken yet unfortunately but I feel it will do

Ashun, you really are one of life's wastes of spaces.

You state 'it's going down' and nothing else and wonder why people give you grief.

These boards are for all points of view, negative and positive, but short dumb posts with no reasoning behind then will always get grief or ignorance back.

The threat of a 'placing' removed (monthly draw down of up to 6 months rather than full chunk) has helped soothe some concerns but I believe the feeling 'we have been here before' is holding it back.

Need more news backing up the fact we are getting close to resolution, such as plan of how to use drawdown, would help matters greatly IMHO

105m shares in issue after consolidation so nearly £11m market cap now. Not much was priced in especially at around 3p a share

borrow - this has been ramped to the heavens over the weekend on Twitter saying "this is huge" just so they can bail first thing Monday with their 10%.

Dip666 ... yup I did too around 10am on Friday after buying back initially on Thursday. The 300k unknown is a buy as it is mine alone with the one after of 600k

... first thing 10 mins ago :)

Tia, here's hoping.

Where are you? Sunny here but a bit nips. Warming back up on Tuesday though ??

Have a look on ADVFN thread and your theories are very Walter Mitty lol

Goldmine, how long have you held this share for?

39th April?

Up she goesssss

Crooner, but it doesn't show up on a graph as mentioned so nope I am not wrong.

With a consolidation the price and history change no huge spike here because of that. The spike last year was due to MacArthur news. I should know I did very well out of it

Crooner, wrong. The 1 day spike was caused by news and NOT consolidation.

It was when SP was 0.1p and got MacArthur news. I bought loads between 0.12 - 0.16p that afternoon and sold at 0.4p the following morning

No one could have sold £3.8m NCYT shares at the peak yesterday

Nice attempt at a pump and dump IMHO

And I am not correct as a trillion is a million billion so 1,000,000,000,000,000,000

Either way the US stimulus package is huge but doesn't seem to have done that much for the FTSE

TF, if it followed the true system a billion is a million million and a trillion is a billion billion so that is incorrect.

As far as the money being pumped in to the US 2000 x $1 billion is correct.

Bigbench... 2 trillion is 2000 x billion

As does yours

You need patience to be in shares like these. I take it you are an angry bitter ex holder by the tone of your reply?