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For once, it seems to be a good thing that my own buy order missed as well (as usual, by the barest of margins!)

That said, who knows what Monday will bring?

Mary and her magic touch hopefully will win the day, sooner or later :) Good weekend all.

Well, I am glad to have added recently, even if the market seems largely indifferent to the update today.

I guess just the nature of the fairly illiquid beast that this one is. Solid hold IMO. GLA.

Well, with this splendid rise, we can all afford better quality tea leaves than just a few short months ago :)

New target exit price is higher for me now. I think the BOD are showing that they are doing a very good job here.

Perhaps easier to say from a medium-sized position versus what I did have at one point, but IMO we are back on an upwards trajectory for the first time in a long time.

Certainly 30 quid does not seem such a stretch as it was recently. Personally, will take a view as and when/if we see that kind of print here again. GLA.

As I said the other day, a profit is a profit. No criticism from me, but you make a fair point.

Meanwhile, the SP here is being entirely impacted by wider macro stuff, and stock market events across the Pond in particular, IMO.

My stop kicked in, so I have banked profits on most of the trading allocation. I will buy them back if we revisit sub 100p levels on nothing company-specific.

Sitting on hands generally for now, while the VIX does its thing for a bit. GLA.

Well, that is annoying. Did not set a fill or kill order, just a standard day order at a price...that got me 4 shares and the UT print! Bloody commission charges were higher than the share cost. At least not long to wait for the dividend, which takes the edge off this matter :)

A cynic might conclude that governments these days only allocate public money to causes that benefit them personally (directly, or indirectly). Various foreign causes, plentiful in number.

The amount of public money that seems to have been wasted, or gone missing, especially in the past few years, is really quite significant. Occasionally, you get hacks/data dumps, like the Panama Papers, the Paradise Papers and the Pandora Papers.

People get cross for a few days. Politicians say lessons will be learned, or declare an investigation will be conducted (or say nothing at all)....then life continues almost as if such information never existed. Any movement yet on us seeing the complete Epstein client list? Lol.

Anyway, I would have expected a conclusion to proceedings here by now, one way or the other. I guess they still have time.

Thanks. Anyway, whatever the technicals, on fundamentals, I remain bullish. Subject to the obvious caveats etc. GLA.

Looks like a cup and handle formation on the 6-monthly chart. But I thought the same thing from the chart around December to April past, so maybe this time it will play out?

Alternatively, it is not a cup and handle and only wishful thinking on my part, lol.

Any credible technicians here to either validate or dispute this idea? As I have mentioned before on these chat boards, TA is very much a work in progress for me....

Agree. I have seen it happen quite often. Good way to shake out weaker hands...then a few days or so later, next leg up.

Been in that camp myself a few times, when a stock was only intended for a trade.

I tend to be more patient when it is a stock that is a planned investment. Which, to a point, this one currently is for me.

Also seen it the other way - when a SP should drop significantly on a bad update...it drops slightly then holds...you buy a few...welcome new bag holder, lol :)

Not sure about 50p either (I said 50's)....I hope not though, because if that happens, then from a technical perspective, it would not be particularly strong support IMO.

But as I have clearly demonstrated a complete lack of feel for this one in my most recent trading foray here, I am going to park my guesstimates and anticipated trading ranges entirely in this name :)

Hopefully the future SP will make me look less foolish sooner or later than it does now, and my current aggregate average! GLA.

I still think we will see 50's here, but unlike TCF, this is a proper business and one that I hope will turn around.

Mostly a trading one for me, although I kept a small book mark holding here to keep it on my radar, so to speak. Now have a medium-sized holding.

And unlike TCF, this one has seen hefty inside buying in the past, along with a takeover attempt not too long ago.

I do not think it will return to the ATH levels again, but I can see a decent uplift from here, even before the turnaround strategy is complete.

If said strategy is executed successfully, then I do not think a double from here is out of the question, even allowing for the big debt pile. But of course, time will tell and I am far from 'all in' here either. GLA.

No surprises. Well, the new boss cannot be much more damaging to shareholder value than Greg was. As you say, he at least has some proper skin in the game too.

Good luck to traders. I see it is spiking, so no doubt a good opportunity for a quick turn. Just do not get caught holding the bag. GLA.

Still a barge-pole stock IMO; the new guy should, at the very least, address that false prescription numbers claim by Greg, and what action was taken against that third party.

That lie influenced a number of new and existing investors to invest after that deceitful RNS, when they might otherwise have not done so IMO.

But, and as I have said before, this is AIM, so it is what it is.

Anyway, perhaps the new guy will buy a large amount of shares to show faith in the direction of travel here? Santosh too, eh?

In spite of what I said (and meant) the other day, I set a buy order for 58-odd, pre-market.

So no hit here for me today. Would be happy enough to miss out on adding further and see your 80p tomorrow instead Mary :) GLA.

I was surprised at the strategy of Telious, but did say quite recently that it felt like a good time to accumulate. Even though you always have a slight niggle at the back of your mind that they know something that you do not, lol :)

Sometimes when an II dumps, it gives ordinary investors a golden opportunity to start/add to a position at a price that is overly cheap.

Based on the current known knowns, this statement is not a ramp, I think it is fair to say. And I am glad I did not let go of the trading tranche yet, even though my target was met. Have set a trailing stop though, in case we get a market event that takes this one along for the next ride down. Not that I am expecting it, just a precautionary measure.

Well done to those who reinvested their dividends. I never do, because I usually am able to get a better timed price. This was a rare occasion where that was not so.

Meanwhile, we have an answer to where those Tel shares went, at least some of them. And very interesting too. I know nothing about them, so have a little reading to do.

Undecided whether to change my overall exit price. Still sufficiently far off to not need much attention at this stage.

For now, simply enjoying not feeling quite so foolish with the various purchases I made all the way down to 92p or so :) GLA.

Yeah, I decided to offload my small position here in the 52's in the past couple of days.

Small profit and short of my initial target price. With the update only a couple of weeks away, and with plenty of other risky plays...in play, I decided one fewer would perhaps be wise.

Meaning, no doubt, this will be the one that goes to the moon!

Very much still on the watch list, although more likely to wait for results now. GLA.

What it also shows is that the SP of a company will always drop below the last placing price sooner or later.

So it does not make sense to buy higher. Which I guess creates a vicious circle in itself.

I cannot remember the last time this principle did not hold true. Perhaps back in the late 2020 bubble with a few AIM stocks?

Either way, we all know why the SP is so sickly and the only remedy for it.

Absolute guess work calling a bottom here, so I am not going to even try to. Nor am I adding until we get news on funding etc. Same as before when the SP was about 20% higher than now.

Not selling though, because luckily it is only a book mark holding; I do not need the cash, nor any urgency to put it towards tax loss selling either. And a small part of me thinks it may still come good.

But hopefully nobody got sucked in with some of the unpleasant rampers on this chat board, back when the SP was much higher than today and any critics or criticisms were being most aggressively targeted. Such types really soil this little community. GLA.

A little profit taking is healthy. Well done Jed and others who did so. Even if we do not get much more of a retrace from this point, a profit is still a profit.

And if we retrace back to the key moving averages and do not get a bounce, then we could feasibly have seen the top, until the update. At which point, the material news will influence the direction of travel of the SP. For good or for bad. GLA.

Lovely little tree shake early doors. Nearly took my trading tranche out.

Just feel this has more to run, so am sitting tight on all my shares here for now.

Will take a view on the trading ones in due course. Have plans for most of the day, so might just set a high one day sell limit for that tranche and forget about it. GLA.

I would gladly take 145p, but no idea if the key decision-making shareholders would (obviously one fewer now).

Fundamentals plus a small premium puts this above 2 quid a pop IMO. And this is not a particularly great market for M&A activity, so it would likely be higher than 2 quid in a more frothy period.

Anyway, always fun to speculate. And nice to see that bloody drag on the SP finally out of the way :) GLA.