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Kentan - Nice try at promoting Sharestock, but I think you'll find most of us regard TW's annual p!ss up as a total irrelevance.

Just look at the mugshots of some of the investment "gurus" attending. Tells you all you need to know.

As for your claim "All that seems to happen, following OPTI's "sensational news", is that SOH lines his pockets before any benefit is sustained in SP rises for long term shareholders".

Well admittedly we can't judge the long term impact of today's US launch announcement, but short term - at the time of writing - it has led to a 17%+ SP rise. Which is better than a poke in the eye.

Bonneville - quite sure thanks.

Gino - many thanks for that. Speaking as a member of the grammar police though, could I just ask you to attend a brief apostrophe awareness course - please self-enrol below.

It's = short for "It is"

Its = the possessive pronoun for it, indicating ownership or belonging to something inanimate or to an animal

So:

"Montana is made up mainly of its plains area". "Bet it's cold up there of an evening"

There - you feel better already!

Bonneville - that's true.

However you said yourself - and I quote - "Her response to me indicated funding was not a problem .... Personally I don't think the company can continue as is without a cash injection and I think it will happen very soon."

So your conversation with Lisa was so useful that you ignored all her reassurances. Well at least we can all sleep soundly at night as a result.

This is undoubtedly good news. You don't get to be an ingredients supplier for America's no. 1 weight loss supplement brand for nothing.

It perhaps also vindicates all those market-specific studies (which I rather dismissed at the time as being superfluous. So my bad possibly!)

The US is a fiercely competitive market & Walmart won't be afraid to delist without so much as a "by your leave" if the product doesn't sell well. But having a well-recognised top-selling brand behind you massively increases the chances of success.

It's beginning (yes, only beginning) to feel as though Opti could finally be turning a corner. Now all we need is some positive Sweetbiotix launch news.

Or (to get round LSE’s filter) excrement in, excrement out.

in short, **** in, **** out.

“we have significant software development underway that will ultimately lead to the token economy around smartglass content”

Sounds like he’s AI-dicted to the same stuff as CheshireUK.

Bonneville - I can’t see how it’s remotely useful to be able to speak to the company direct if all they tell you is either a) stuff they’ve already RNS’d or b) lies.

Unless of course you’re very lonely or bored.

Oh dear Badsterman.

I fear you should have gone to Specsavers.

Bonneville - Now I'm REALLY confused.

One minute you say "it certainly is useful to talk directly and Lisa is very personable and pleasant. Worthwhile doing."

The next you say despite her implying "funding was not a problem", you "don't think the company can continue as is without a cash injection and (you) think it will happen very soon."

In which case, how was your conversation with Lisa useful in any shape or form?

AI Question: Where is Helix Rig 6?

AI Answer: You seem to be referring to a drilling rig named "Helix Rig 6" operated by Helix Exploration. This company recently secured the Cardwell KB-150 D1D drilling rig for their third-quarter appraisal drilling campaign at the Ingomar Dome project in Montana, US.

Therefore, at the time of your query (Q3 2024), Helix Rig 6 is located at the Ingomar Dome project in central Montana. It is being used for appraisal drilling, specifically at the Rudyard Project, Inez #1 well location.

Just goes to show how unreliable AI remains. "At the time of your query (Q3 2024)". Huh?

*Does (not nt dies!)

Bonneville - I think you’re right to remain concerned.

We’ve been told before that no additional financing was required. Only to promptly be stuffed by another placing.

I’d be more reassured if Lisa had replied in writing. Dies the company prefer phone communication by any chance? If so, you have to ask yourself why?

Kaeren - was it my imagination or could I make out the letters AWOL on the side!

SD235 - CheshireUK's hooked on AI. It's very addictive & can quickly lead to financial ruin.

3LB - agreed. Rig supply delay seems by far the most likely explanation to me.

asimpleinvestor - I wouldn't call it impatience. I'd say the forum's simply highlighting a rare (currently small) digression from Hex's original timetable & coming up with possible reasons why.

Brentw1 - of course they'd have tweeted it at the very least if the workover rig had arrived.

Not sure why Bo would be bothered about an "early spike" either. Ultimately the SP will rise or fall depending on the flow test result. If there was any blip caused by news of the rig arriving, it would be short-lived. And I imagine Bo's got bigger fish to fry right now.

This board's a sea of green for me now.

Ask any of those positive posters how they think the share price looks right now.

But of course, the market's got it totally wrong - Guident's IPO will transform everything.

Nolupus - I think most people know biotechs are inherently risky. That's not the issue here.

What riles is a CEO who repeatedly tells us a raise won't be needed, only to promptly do two.

Coupled with his promise of regular newsflow, only to slip into radio silence.

Oh - and his recent interview implying the latest Lanstead financing deal would prove a real coup. When it's been a total turkey so far.

I could go on. But you get the general picture. Which is why some posters who constantly leap to the company's defence ARE worth filtering. Becasue they're talking nonsense.