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Wrong on the first prediction. Let's see how this ages next week.

I want it to be true but I don't think the market will be so kind to us.

JohnTerry, love you to be right but I think you hit your head when you slipped.

Yes gidrae that's is what I'm assuming (imo). But it would be lovely to have a few TR1s with new ii's taking mutiple 10% stakes.

Sushi, with another 2.5 billion shares in issue this will be stuck at this level for months with all the churn.

What do you mean sman?

I hope there's been a leak for all our sakes.

Annoyingly the seller is still very active selling into this rise. I'm exasperated - just how many more have they got to sell ffs!

it's probably myles m****ty, he said he was looking for a re-entry a while ago.

I would too. That would be brilliant.

A bit of buying interest, finally, after many days of sells and downwards pressure.

Smudgedan on Twitter thinks that 0.4p is overvalued.

I bought the dip at 0.28!

That's all well and good but we're still waiting for them to start converting and get the cash rolling in.

Come on Cooley, Stegmann and Elliot, remove your fingers from your buts.

You still looking in?

I find it even more absurd now that Schurter apparently wanted more shares than they took. They can get them for 50% less now, so why aren't they buying?

My thoughts too Bobat. The selling has been relentless all the way down from 0.4p.

Like his belly.

The thing is despite all the high fives on LinkedIn the company is barely turning over £3m sterling. The market is going to need a lot more than that! Just WTF are the BOD going to do about it.

It's the auditor's fault not the company. A lot of AIM stocks have been caught out by auditors taking longer than they promise. I'm not sure what the issue is but I've seen this a lot across AIM.

By my calculations the remaining business at the end of September 2023 accounts for £6.2m revenue and a loss before tax of £3.17m.

Anyone want to shoot me down in flames?

To be fair Rick123 you said it would be 1p yesterday afternoon and it didn't even get to half that so you don't know what you're talking about either.

Is it time to wake up yet?

Just noticed that TIA recently repaid £4m worth of loan notes on a revolving credit facility with Santander. Still a hefty 8.7%, but perhaps they are trying for something similar here. The trading update next month will be revealing one way or the other.