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Yeap, still 0.11 to SELL; but I reckon there must be a big pending SELL order because it won't give me a sell price for over 50k shares.

Yeap, it's a BUY I think, not a SELL. Just put a SELL order for 5000 shares, I got a quote for 0.11.
But anyway, small buys or sells in a very volatile market, with little effect on the SP, is not a bad outcome.
We need an RNS to get things moving.

With the new Cold War era beginning, and Russia's chemical warfare capabilities (as demonstrated with the poisonings in the UK a few years ago), will GJB be able to convince the UK Gov't that Microtox PD's online water monitoring will have a major role to play in protecting the UK's population?

NU,
You are right, thanks for pointing out!
I was worried for a sec that Helium would stop being our punching bag :)))

About half percent sold by Unicorn, i.e. just over 30 mln shares.
Not good.

So much for Helium becoming a LTH!
But at this rate they will be gone by summer. Spring is just around the corner.

2nd thoughts by Helium? :)

I would be more worried if Helium were not selling...at least we know that the other Instit. investors are sticking with MSYS.
The sad truth is that, without Sales / material RNSs, the SP will be left to the vagaries of Helium's selling.

1% sold by Helium (60 mln shares appx) over 1 month or so, therefore about 3 mln shares daily on average.
5.98% left (380 mln shares) meaning 5-6 months more to get rid of them?
Unless they speed up the selling but for that we will more regular RNSs (due to higher trading volumes etc).

I wouldn't expect a price sensitive RNS AFTER the Mkt open, IMO.
As for the SP rising, I still think it's just a catch up from Nigel's Monday RNS; Mkt had no reaction on Monday due to war expectations, yesterday's action was hesistant, today it seems (IMO) that more people are realising the significance of Nigel's BUY; plus, the Mkt and Big tech is going nowhere, so why not invest in a very cheap stock with good news expected but way overdue? Just my wild guess of course, DYOR.

Speculative sellers, I should have said, from the TP Placees pool.
You will have noticed that on days of big SP jumps, sales' volume increases substiantially.
Also, had Helium been the only seller their shareholding would have gone to zero some time ago. IMO

NU good morning,
At 0.12 now Vs 0.25 late September, big gains than losses are definitely possible.
Back then, we had the RNS re China Manufacturer plus the Interims; so I believe that we need at least 1-2 RNSs, one related to China, for the SP to start recovering strongly.
These extreme daily swings are only good for speculators, I prefer a slow but steady rise.
Reminder that at end of february is the end of the mystery Government Mtox PD water mon. trial, so hopefully DVRG will announce something soon after and give MSYS a good kick up.

PC,
I take it that, judging from your optimism, you are ready to buy out Helium? :)

Note to some BB readers...I am joking!

NU,
I can't help thinking that both MSYS and DVRG have been very quiet since early Jan, with their trading updates.
Chinese New Year holidays end today (past 2 weeks), so I am speculating that we should soon hear something.

Stampee,
I was being sarcastic...if it was really little, the mkts would not have crashed.
It's so easy for some of you to attack on a personal level without even understanding what people are saying.
I expect that it will be difficult for you to apologise for the personal attack. So I expect no apology.
Best regards,
LTB

Well, it was beginning to scrape the bottom of the barrel!
I would say it's a delayed reaction to Nigel's investment; yesterday everything was marked down in anticipation of Putin's little invasion.

NU,
My guess on Helium's "refusal" (if any) would be that they think they know best and are trying to maximise their profit; of course, it's obvious that they are achieving the opposite i.e. they are clueless and are actually reducing their profit opportunity!
Gerry is a big holder (incl. his Share Options) and probably confident that he will make a bundle eventually; that's my reading of his lack of rush to deal with this overhang i.e. that it will be sorted by itself over the next few months.
Anyway...Patience!

I am just upset about the disproportionate impact Helium's remaining 6+% stake has on the SP (around 400k quid at this SP), whereas a one off huge buy of 200k (albeit new shares) had zero impact.
Maybe Nigel should have bought half of Helium's stake? GJB should consider buying their stake directly?

As Newuncle said, "follow the money".
Nigel is a smart (and rich) guy, with inside knowledge and understanding of where MSYS is going and - above all - is putting his money where his mouth is. I am sure we can all agree that these days, if you have 200k cash, you have plenty of opportunities to invest it (Big Tech, property, energy etc) but still the guy opted for MSYS, in effect almost doubling his stake.
As Snowboots said, it's more "ethical" to invest now, with the SP at all time lows and BEFORE any news, than if the SP eg doubles after a couple of RNSs (as it would then appear that he took advantage of his inside knowledge).
Anyway, it seems most of us agree that this is a huge vote of confidence, as Snowboots succinctly wrote.
All we need now are the RNSs to support the above!

NU,
Well done :)
As said before, the silver lining of this SP is Helium selling at no profit; they don't deserve to make money so let's hope they sell out ASAP.