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The ask did go up later in the day randomly on no buys but there has been chatter about a background buyer. In the morning it was 1.988, was getting 2.07 later on. Good spot.

Someones been buying blocks in £, both Friday and yesterday, somewhere between £35k-£42k. Another £10k-15k so far today IMO. Tending to be in 10, 5, 2.5 chunks.

Been through a few links and my guess Alan Miller is, according to his Twitter account bio 'Chief Medical director of Oncology for the SCL Health System in Colorado and Montana'. He's also followed by ASCO, of which we of course attended their annual meeting in the summer.

Not had a TR1 since listing. Got to be around 40-60% of Cizzles shares that have been sold in the past 4/5 months excluding Conduit. Someones playing games to our demise

Correct mcadder, think it's the Feb '22 Hardman note that states net cash at the end of '22 calender year should be £600k+. Anyway, i bought more this morning, currently holding more than 6x £ value in shares down here sub 1.5p than i was on relisting at 10p.

Should be at £15-30m market cap even in a bear market

We are Main Market mcadder

Block seller absolutely still about and they're giving me heartburn everytime i look at the days trades

Slight increase in volume, £35k dumped by our block seller, must be 4 months now. Come on Mr Syms give us an explanatiom or put your hand in your own pocket and buy some!

The £1m off St GeorgeSC is expected to come in 2022, and the cash burn for a diagnostic tool company is considerably small compared to others. Remember, Syms said he sees Ciz as 'very much a virtual company'. Much of the development etc is outsourced, whilst giving out a share of the pie in return, a large share it would appear in China, but give me smaller piece all day over being diluted to oblivion.

Can't knock the Companys strategy so far, even if the SP is shocking. That being said, i wouldn't mind some Director buys down here...

3.25m x2 delayed buys. Someones took £200k+ worth in the last 2 days

Sharepads data appears to say that University of York sold their 8.2m/3.14% and Finance Yorkshire Seedcom sold their 24.4m/9.36%.

No holdings RNS on these two as far as i'm aware, unsure if these disposals are true and how Sharepad would know without RNS'.

Seems a bit odd

Sharepads data appears to say that University of York sold their 8.2m/3.14% and Finance Yorkshire Seedcom sold their 24.4m/9.36%.

No holdings RNS on these two as far as i'm aware, unsure if these disposals are true and how Sharepad would know without RNS'.

Seems a bit odd

Bought yesterday at 5.55 on a darvas box breakout on the chart, the trend is your friend and the trend is UP

Looking back at my notes during the webinar last May upon listing, it's unsuprising to see such progress being made in China, with Allan stating he was on good terms with the Chinese Minister for Health.

I also noted that the NHS was Cizzles initial target market, who knows what other deals are lurking on the horizon?

Jumping the gun a bit but i've noticied in the past that some potential takeover bids have had to be placed at or above the 12 month SP high. Is this only the case when another company buys up 30% on the open market and have to make an offer?

Regardless, i bought in earlier after watching THG for what seems like an age! GL all

Pacific Guillemot on its way back to Venus 1 from Luderitz port. Plenty still going on

Hope those selling at a loss are doing so because they don't fancy Total and Shells chances, as opposed to getting bored and rainbow chasing elsewhere.

Hold for black gold and farmout IMO. Oil prices sky high

Bourbon Rainbow has been at Shells Graff 1 for a while, Bourbon Ruby was as well but left a couple of days ago for Namibian port Walvis Bay. Bourbon Calm is currently heading for Graff 1 now. Plenty still going on!

Upstream has around 10,000 paid subscribers, it's hardly some tinpot clickbait website.

The Shell Namibia news is the main headline now. Looking forward to see more coverage as they drill for the primary target!

Ask being smashed by large buyers