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Tried IG and spreadex - they have no idea!

Thanks but what does it really mean?
500k hardly warrants a big order.

Re 500k - can anyone tell me what a non protected portfolio - single protected transaction means when by the side of a trade? [and implications]

We live in a time never known before. A pandemic at the peak of globalisation has unleashed an economic and social earthquake.
This company through luck and great management is unique in a multifaceted way. It’s got a big box of tricks that are all likely to be pursued .
I have no price target as I have no idea where it or anything is going - save to say, unfortunately, uncertainty is our friend - as is the CEO

was not signed at 8.50am!!!

Extraordinary. hVivo mentioned by Reuters, Bloomberg, Telegraph and Forbes and the FT last week.
Never known anything like this from all the "reputable" news sources.

these loss and liabilities split pre-consolidation. Anyone help?

In the year ended 31 December 2019, ProAxsis generated revenues of £734,842 and a loss after taxation for the financial year of £181,082, of which £52,178 was included with non-controlling interests. Its net liabilities as at 31 December 2019 amounted to £2,401,970, of which £1,045,577 was included with non-controlling interests.

Popped up on IG news for Orph.
All very strange

Fast- thanks - agree- doesn’t make sense to me and no one at spreadex or IG have a clue
Hound- don’t know but I posted here at the time I saw it. The price was non market

Fast - you seem clued up.
Can you tell me what a non protected portfolio - single protected transaction means when by the side of a trade?
We had one here a day or 2 ago - mispriced and no one seems to know what they mean.

Did someone mention a lock in?
Save me trawling through the whole doc.
Thanks in advance

If its stock, you should provide for sale price less NRV of stock - not 100%.
Does not make sense

Please don’t, I’m waiting for my order fill !!

Yes Johny.
Writing off a whole year’s revenue is really unheard of - to some it’s seems not to matter but if you understand business, it should fill you with fear.
RNS with a radical cfo shake up ( with credentials) and this will fly

How long is not long?

Not really, Skid is correct.
Great tech - needs a dragon den CEO as the other half of the equation.

FLU-v works by targeting conserved internal proteins common to all flu viruses to activate T and B-cells, key components of the human immune system response. The success of such an approach would eliminate the sensitivity to strain variability seen with traditional vaccines and promote single vaccine coverage for all flu strains.

Right product, defo right time and the right man in charge.
Current value - nil.

Oh, and its a Synthetic product, no need for egg or cell based manufacture - who may be busy soon.

Think your right Mark
25.55 to sell 500k.
That is very strong

Looks like peeps' botty's wobbling - got a 500k order in at 4.25p.
Come back AMGO boys and help me.

Analysts at Liberum slashed their target price on home credit provider Non-Standard Finance from 47p to 24.3p on Thursday but stood by their 'buy' rating on the group.

Liberum said despite an uncertain short-term outlook due to the Covid-19 pandemic, its analysis suggested that cash generated by the group in the 2020 trading year eliminated any risks around Non-Standard's solvency.

However, Liberum noted that its base case assumed limited loan book growth relative to 2019 levels, a combination of upgrading its book and self-help measures should enable a sharp recovery in profitability by 2022.

"With the shares trading on just 1.9x these earnings, it is clear that the group's liquidity position is misunderstood, the strength of its brands and market positioning is under-appreciated.

All in all, Liberum said it's 'buy' rating on the firm was based on its base-case assumptions, with additional upside likely if Non-Standard moves to raise further equity.

https://www.sharecast.com/news/broker-recommendations/liberum-lowers-target-price-on-non-standard-finance--7569451.html