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Or just a stray negative comment at the AGM?

Rehearsal during market hours revealed some (bad) news? Or was bad news given to some institutional investors in meetings this afternoon? Or a liquid lunch resulted in some loose talk?

Looks like more drip selling by the CEO's elderly mother. Father, Peter, established the business, son Ryan has been involved for ages now CEI and carrying on that success. But this UK government hates family businesses and needs tax revenues. So, msybe some sort of tax driven selling.

Already one announcement last month of reduction in mother's holding.

Eg

https://www.jacksonsnurseries.co.uk/quercus-robur-common-oak-tree-25-30cm-girth.html

"only apologise for all the upset that it has caused", I we did nothing wrong except upset people.

"one of our team acted in good faith in response to expert advice and authorised the work to be done", what "expert" would possibly advise this, #cowboytreesurgeon

"we need to tighten our protocols", ie nothing will change.

Just not good enough. A proper apology as in "we did wrong" and offer some form of remediation, like a new (mature) tree, not just a £5 whip from a garden centre.

When caught murdering a 500 year old oak tree first lie and say it was dead, then say our contractors said it was dangerous, then refuse to give out the name of this probable cowboy firm of non-expert tree "surgeons", then say nothing at all. When the boycott calls start, call a crisis management PR firm and then say sorry. Very sorry.

Main asset left at MXC is Tialis stake. Maybe someone recycling the cash into Tialis itself?

All very well being an IHT shelter but if a holder actually kicks the bucket then there will likely be a probate (fire) sale and in a low liquidity AIM stock it could take a while to exit. Or it could just be someone or some people selling because they know something as it takes such an age to produce the results.

That said, it's been an unmitigated disaster for investors. But, at the end of the day (or the start of each new day) all you can do is look forward.

And now, overnight, another set of blowout sales figures for the UK. The damn drug works and sells well. It's so frustrating that it has just taken so long to get where we are today.

https://openprescribing.net/chemical/0901011Y0/

People who believe in the stock like to buy in a new share offer as the company gets new cash and not the mere seller of 2nd hand shares. It's not so surprising.

"79.3% to the Closing Price per Intelligent Ultrasound Share of 7.25 pence on 17 July 2024 (being the last Business Day prior to the publication of the announcement of the sale of the Clinical AI Business)."

Happy to hold my shares to the (very) bitter end.

No mention, except to say that if there is one they take it directly off the bid price, 1 for 1.

Perhaps it'll end up a negative price? A first for everything!

Fair accompli, but I bought in at 11p, expecting a 10p or so dividend funded from cash from sale of core business and expected the rump to be attractive. And so it proved. But we have no opportunity of really knowing now.

AJ B too. Via an email not directly on the site via a secure message.

Share split first, profit warning now

No news at all between 1h and fy results today, yet a major sell off since early September. Auditors prepping accounts since August/Sep probably (somehow) got mates selling on noticing the minor accounting error. Probably disappointed it didn't fall more to make it worth them risking all in their insider trading. Very solid business. Cashed up, cash generative, v good yield.

Dumping at any price. A punter.

Will recover given revenues.

Do Calculus need to sell? They've successfully raised new VCT funding.

6x EV (mkt + net debt) to '24 EBITDA

ie cheap at the current price