The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
No, they're not buys. Or sells.
Lol wot
Also, just remember when you see the sp rise or fall 8 or 9 percent....the spread is 15%.....
@salinger
Stop doing that. While market sensitive information doesn't have to be released via RNS, a largely unpublicised video isn't a permitted (therefore legal) way of releasing information information. Thus, it's a given, no new information can or will be released in magazine articles, videos or AGMs. That doesn't make them pointless. Far from it.
My darling Wodewick, we must be chronologically rigorous. I was banned from the forum before these claims. Speak to that first, then we can certainly deal with other things.
@wodewick, you should really revisit the definition of "proven"
Whataboutism.
Bigger buys have been announced on that forum with no reaction. The announcement of 250k sell or buy doesn't move the market, I've tried it before and since. He was wrong, and he should have apologised.
And 250k or £12k is tiny by any definition, the float is over a billion shares! It's not about being pompous or arrogant, it's just too small to move the market. That's not my opinion, it's fact. We can test it again if you like? I can try significantly bigger too, whatever it takes to demonstrate what should be obviously. Let's try a 2 million sell on Monday afternoon and see if anything moves.
No thanks. Once I announced I'd sell a tiny 250k share block and LH1 accused me of manipulating the market and crashing the share price. She he'll get what's coming to him. Not for acting in bad faith you understand, but for being so howl at the moon befuddled he thinks any of this is even remotely possible.
Monetising MSAR is a left field idea to be sure but there's no such thing as a dumb idea. I say run with it, who know where it could lead
46G
1. I think the MOUs are fire and forget - it's for the incentivised partners to bring home the bacon, not for QFI to stick their oar in.
2. At AGMs or similar, there can't be any market sensitive new information.
High degree of confidence.....this financial year.
I'll take it.
QFI has been in touch with me in relation to a question I've asked stating that (obviously) the first KSA milestone has not been met but that this doesn't have any impact on the progress or timeline. The milestones were deliberately aggressive of course and there won't be any retrospective adjustment to those milestones and their timescales which obviously IMO says a lot about both party's confidence.
Agreed. But I just can't get past that large trade for 4.22 reported after hours. Too big to be sold to a market maker and who is buying that many shares for such a high price. Put another way, how can it not be a buy?
"More blatant disgraceful attempted manipulation!. Tried to buy shares on line @ 3.80p as shown on indicative price and the offer was just over 3.95p."
That's not manipulation at all, but exactly to my point: a market is only made when it's made. Indicative is exactly that. You only know what your house is worth after it's sold, all the estate agents in the world....a pinch of salt.
"Why does the SP nearly alway drop below the OO price. Apart from getting warrents makes taking part in OO a waste of time."
Because most buyers of this stock are, at the moment, existing holders, and they've already used up their money for now on the open offer.
Glorious autocorrect: funny=dummy
I not sure what "this" is but I also do sort of something for a living.
First, do you mean funny trades (where you buy and then immediately sell an amount of stock) or dummy orders (where you post a real order and an unfillable price)?
Getting broker offers for a potential purchase (what I think you mean) tells you nothing about the price you'll get unless it's a fixed price for a fixed time period (a few seconds) and then it doesn't tell you anything about the price someone else got for a different amount.
You. Don't. Know. What's. A. Buy. And. What's. A. Sell.
@barkingcrazy the OO was in fact fully taken up. Most by PIs, the rest by the underwriter. As per the RNS.
Thank you 46G. I did vote but didn't trust my broker to relay it so it's a relief that all is right with the world and we can relax for a couple of years and let our very many irons do their jobs.