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As previously commented on, the chart looks great, big green engulfing candle on the daily, and on the 4hr chart it has been bouncing between about 245 and 290 for the past two weeks. We may get a solid breakout tomorrow or within a week.

No brokers hold shares of xeros for shorting, they'd have to buy them first lol. Xeros is now looking very bullish, and the trend over the last 12 months is great. Roll on the results in March.

Share options are perfectly normal, it keeps talent from moving on and keeps them motivated (rather than just being paid). If they can deliver on creating a rewarding and recognised company that makes it's way to the FTSE 250 (or 100 over time) then they deserve to be rewarded.

Great day (and 12 months), not financial advice, but I do see a 2x by EOY, and another 2x in 2022. I'm in for the long run because of the tech, and because all the r&d which has taken years is practically finished and xeros seems to be in the commercial phase. Could well be a FTSE 250 company within 5 years.

I agree - there is no white knight here. The share price is 97% down since June 2019, where exactly are stakeholders realistically expecting the share price to be in another 6 months? I'd like to tell you where I think it will be, but I may get a few defensive comments lol.

Fundamentals - poor, TA - poor. If anyone is buying anymore at the moment, then this is seriously high risk. Holding is different, there's not many that will want to take such a loss.

If you look at it on the daily or weekly it is looking great, and is up 150% since Oct 2019. I expect it to be double again this time next year, and 5 times more within 2 years as they become profitable.

Looking at the graph this morning, looks a bit like a pump and dump, it's range was 5p to 4p in a space of 15 minutes. The market cap needs to continue to rise to help prevent this type of manipulation.

After literally years of research and development, and lots of trade shows, marketing and entertaining companies, investors can finally see light at the end of the tunnel, and Xeros could easily be profitable next year. So their end of year results/meeting in March(is) should be very interesting. From March onwards (or the interim results next September) the share price could get very interesting, and they will probably have brokers reviewing them again. I am still buying them before they are profitable as I am confident they have the tech and partnerships now.

I am also holding mine in two SIPPs (AJ BELL & Hargreaves) and never had a problem. I have also held some in an iWeb ISA, and my wife has some in another Hargreaves account (LISA), so there is very little problem finding places to buy this as it is just a regular AIM stock. Mine is over two SIPPs because I already had one before changing jobs and my new employer's work place pension just so happens to be a SIPP. Whether it's a SIPP, ISA, LISA these are all great tax free vehicles.

My brokers AJ Bell, Hargreaves along with investing.com and just about every other site are now showing the right price and outstanding shares. 19 million shares sounds much better than 1.9 billion shares which would normally be for a bigger company. Plus, it will make buy backs and liquidity easier.

Yeh my AJ Bell numbers are also weird and Hargreaves XSG page unaccessible, I am just going to leave it in the hands of the brokers and the London Stock Exchange to sort it out between them and check on it later in the day.

They're doing the share consolidation this morning, reducing the share outstanding by 100x (your value will be as normal).

After a very long duration with the nears, we are now in bull mode. It is over the 200MA and 100MA on the daily and seems to be doing well. I look forward to the financials early next year along with updates about licencing revenue. I am pretty sure that we have six months accumulating at these prices max. The interim results next September should paint a very different story about the last one.

I disagree, take a look at the daily in July for example.

No chance, just a dead cat bounce. There's unlikely to be any positive news this week to warrant any further upside.

I agree, the largest buy was 334448 @ £0.0299 which was 10k. Insignificant.

Hang on, brokers take their work seriously, the TA is terrible on the daily, weekly and monthly, and their last results were aweful. In what world do you think they won't downgrade?

The only broker covering this this year is Canaccord Genuity, this year they have downgraded it twice, 24p to 16p & then 16p to 14p. The last downgrade was before the last RNS results bombshell. Anyone want to take a stab at what the next one will be? I reckon 6 to 4p?

I mean this would take them to Feb 2022 even if no revenues came in. So basically they are now breaking even with no more investor funds needed.