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No, I believe the shares were "locked in" for about a year which i think included previously held shares. Happy to be corrected though. It doesn't make a lot of sense for them to do so at such low prices, especially if they do believe they're going to do exceptionally well. I can't see much positive for them to sell currently.

I agree with you. I cannot understand why the shorts are now at 11.97%. Can anyone explain?

Absolute madness if it does, still ideal for topping up. Does make me think, I needn't have been in this for years already, which is probably what other investors are doing. Holding back for commercialisation and revenue while earning else where. It'll come in time, being in now you won't miss the bottom!

Did you not just say yesterday you had bought some more? Today you're saying you're out?

Surely as the price comes down you can buy more to average down and, when it goes back up enjoy the lower average price and larger profit? What if the shorters suddenly close their positions and the SP jumps and you then have to buy at £18/19 /20 you've just cut your nose off to spite your face. Just my thought, I'm a long term holder so this is a dream for me currently with these low prices, the lower the better. I certainly am not selling, I'm buying as low as I can and consistently as I can.

Brilliant, thanks for sharing. Great to see Richard Reed becoming vocal, that to me adds weight that he's lending his knowledge and expertise.

Agree with you. I'm happily buying. Just because Greggs, along with the rest of the retail sector has had a difficult year trading, yet still managed increase and profit. Capex to decrease from here on with more units in high foot fall locations (not high street), tesco etc sales still to follow. Rachel the Red won't depress the country forever. 2026 I see as positive steps forward and onwards. I don't invest for today, I invest for the future and I see this as a great buying price. Thank you shorters and instant gratification needers. I shall enjoy holding for a few years while collecting dividends which are comfortably covered.

Looks like strong buying so far this morning. This is remarkable what is going on. Happy to add this morning though, this is a fabulous addition to my portfolio for medium to long term with dividends. I am a happy chap

Check the short positions, increased as of yesterday. I was very surprised. It's a very strange situation. I cannot understand what is going on here.

Incredible amount of buys today. Yet short positions at 10.67%. Not that my trades mean much but I added more today, Greggs is a strong company which seems, to me anyway, very over shorted for some reason.

Sorry if this has been shared already, very interesting.

https://youtu.be/Xz__1Ok85zk?si=4HJt506lq9VouSgu

I have never been too bothered about cell meat, I personally feel it's a ling way off and has many challenges. Precision fermentation is where my interest is. I do agree it is a blow however, losses were inevitable though and it actually surprises me more haven't gone already. So I understand why people are disheartened but I think there is still a lot of positive here and, what's to say any of the tech or personnel couldn't move to one of the other companies adding knowledge and strengthen them? I'm sure the best outcime will be sought.

On the other hand...

https://www.tipranks.com/news/company-announcements/agronomics-lifts-stake-as-liberation-bioindustries-closes-first-tranche-of-series-a1-funding

Https://www.tipranks.com/news/company-announcements/agronomics-writes-off-meatable-stake-as-cultivated-meat-venture-dissolves

Bit of a set back...

I just found a screenshot from 8th Jan 2024 when the SP was 12.50, this was achieved after a 5 day run adding 28.21%. Not sure what drove that. Fundamentally nothing has happened with regards to commercialisation, albeit things are getting close. Yet we are still worth a lot less currently...

Almost daily there is new news now yet the sp is stuck

https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content/74949f8a-0c5f-45b5-9d41-f8911651751d

Caused by Rachel "The Red" Reeves talking about her horrific autumn budget which will regress the economy and ensure we are all sufficiently poor to obey their communist commands.

Greggs is packed, it isnt slowing down. This year's sell off has been way over done. I haven't passed a quiet greggs recently, they're always full. I have full confidence at the next financials this will begin the rise again.

Im similar, only did small top ups sub 4p which I regret. However I do have around 100k with an average of 6.29p. Still adding when I can.

It could lead to a positive outcome which any luck.

On another point, am I correct in thinking Lib Bio is 600,000 ltr capacity? If so, does anyone know what value that can generate per annum?

I agree, I live further up the Clyde from Ayrshire and house prices have risen massively over the past few years. Since covid the average detached house in my village has risen from £400k to £650k, 1 bed flats which could be bought for around £50k are now northwards of £120k. I fail to see the high interest rates slowing buying demand. Property barely touches the market here and it sells massively over value. I'm more concerned that it's building up for a crash as these rises can't continue. People must be mortgaged over their heads.