They told us on the run up to the placing that the TT from Avacta would be the end of December, it happened mid December and wasn’t announced till Jan 10th. The same test was promptly pulled by avacta. I believe they knew in December the test was no good but let us all take the open offer on the belief everything was ok. Misled ! We haven’t received one notification of major holdings since the fund raise , somebody must have changed position even by dilution. Something isn’t right here.
All those of us that believed in the hype have been well screwed over , we put our faith in the board via the open offer and look at it now you can buy in for half the price. They should all resign immediately.
We’ve got to bag just to get back to around the placing price, it’s a long way back for most of us here. The board should be ashamed they let the price drop this low.
Exactly we’ve not seen this level of govt corruption since South America in the 70’s and 80’s. That’s why we are laughed at on the world stage. I’m convinced I’m the years to come that the level of corruption will be on a biblical level.
RE: The State of Affairs.........12 Feb 2022 10:56
Firstly the board are useless at any form of comms. Secondly for the Chinese to buy Odx manufacturing facility they must see a market for tests going forward. Hopefully we’ll have one to sell soon.
When the board blatantly ignore shareholders it’s because something is amiss. Yates and his mob are up to something, hiding behind Walbrook and their stock replies
Until we get some large sticky holders this will always drift, people don’t invest anymore they try to trade, I always hold just in case it goes up big…………. That’s why I’m always skint
Any decent board would release some news to steady the ship but this mob won’t. Don’t be surprised if Yates and his cronies aren’t cutting a deal. I’m well under here and hate the ****s
If you are concerned about your investment here like I am you need to all bombard Walbrook with emails asking the directors to communicate what is going on.
Yates and his cronies made a mint from the ipo, they aren’t interested in the share price or communicating with shareholders. I think their plan is to keep the share price depressed then launch a management buy out. They win both ends