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No no, I definitely did email the regulators, asking very politely if they could let me know the progress of the Synergia / Selan approval. Never heard anything back and then Roland emailled yesterday saying they were upset.

Far too cheap. I'm in.

Waste of time emailing Roland, you just get a standardised blanket response. I did however get an email from him a few days ago telling me to stop pestering the DGH in India.

I thought it may be easier to get info from the GOI than Roland... Clearly not

This is probably a buy..

Mate, you shouldn't be let anywhere near a computer, never mind the stock market.

Your previous posts say that you invested just under £4k here - how's that going for you?

Your investment is gone, kaput, written off.

Oh my god there's some total idiots on these forums

£4,748k is £4.7m - what part of that is unclear!?

Are you stupid? Read the administration report

"Non-preferential unsecured creditors are estimated to be in the region of c.£4,748k for SGP and c.£3,206k for SSP."

That's £7.9m of money that people want back

You're so wrong - the company has plenty of debt... Have you not seen the huge list of debtors on the administrators report?

Bought a few for a long term hold.

Will it heck 😂

Sellers every time we get towards .14

Hopefully news shortly and all those sellers will have regrets

So we have roughly £2.4m from the sale and £1.1m in the bank. For a kick off, we have £7m worth of non-secured, non-preferential debtor's who will get a look in before we do.

See ya.

Last top up for me 🙏

Good luck all those waiting for your .08 and .09 buys. Not happening. Can't imagine many people looking to sell at this stage.

Sorry you're mistaken. The reason the lowest amount got the highest price is because it was latest trade. Generally that's how shares work. As more people buy, the MMs run out of stock, and the Ask/Bid are moved up in an effort to tempt sellers and put off buyers.

I generally like the "agree to disagree" idea.. but you need to do more research into how shares work.

Larger volume trades get a discount? Sorry, what? Factually exactly the opposite. The larger the buy, the higher the price, hence the phrase "premium paid"

The reason the small trades are higher than normal is because they'll have been made using the free-to-trade apps, where there's no fee, but you get a ridiculous price.

Who's panicking? There's been 5 trades all day, you melt.

Fantastic find, blockchains.

So this sounds alike Exedy have come in and bought the whole lot... Doesnt sound like an administrator fire sale to me.

Anyone have any experience of things like this happening before? Company goes into administration and then is bought out? Are we likely to see these shares relisted at some stage or is that just not viable?

What is this likely to mean for us shareholders?

"The stock market is a device to transfer money from the impatient to the patient."

Never more true than the scenario playing out here.

Looks like the MMs engineered the drop off the back of the FTSE crash yesterday

Recovery today and recovery here.

Good luck waiting for your .08 and .09 buy prices