The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Not been here for a while, seems like the chain has taken over turd polishing duties. Not up to speed here, but if someone is offloading millions of shares why not assume it is Stanbury or one of his buddies, wouldn't be the first time, through a shell co. Good luck to anyone still invested here, you'll need it.
Loving the posts aha, I agree with a lot of what you are saying. Stansbury covertly sold millions of shares through a shell company over a few months so he didn't have to declare director dealing with an RNs, Until the shell company passed the 5% threshold , then the sell off was revealed. I didn't notice one comment on this board about that, which gives some indication of the understanding of most posters here. The whole setup between tm1 , recyclus and others has always been opaque.
My understanding is JUP has taken a position in SYNT, presumably the broker is Citibank. Not sure where the take over theory comes from... please correct me if I am wrong.
Difficult time for SYNT holders at the moment.
You are very 'old school ' if you truly believe mortgage rates are driven by market forces. Recent empirical evidence, which is there for all to see, shows that irresponsible governance by the UK government and, indeed, to some degree, the bank of England has driven the cost of borrowing to increase. Economic theories do not keep up with changing reality.
The only thing that will give shorters concern is firm news on production. While we wait, with the possibility of further dilution. Can see nothing to scare shorters here.
Why don't you leave Roland to get on with his job instead of constantly pecking his head? He has clearly made a rod for his own back, having replied to earlier emails from posters on here. Current sp is irrelevant if you have any confidence in SYN
What lance says is well informed and rings true with some investors in TM1. Have you got any substantive evidence to disprove what he is saying? Regardless of his motives he talks a lot more sense than most on here. TM1 are opaque, they obfuscate with Comms when they can't make it sound positive. The cash burn seems high considering current activity, which indicates revenue from manual recycling of lead acid batteries is poor (no surprise there), and revenue from the 'magic boxes' is pee poor (again no surprise). I think Lance's covert message that they are likely a bunch of bandits may be an accurate analysis. Time will tell. Hold or sell depends on your appetite for risk....
It's the nature of exploration, high risk with potential high reward. Dilution is inevitable with any along the way. Still early days here, in what will likely be a long road. Good opportunity at current price to buy in.
If the likes of bluesky and loon are so confident why are you stressing about current SP?
The worst thing TM1 bod could do right now is release a RNS trying to prop up the sp. Most folk would see it for what it was and SP drop would escalate. They have lost a lot of good will and faith, not that either should influence investment decisions.
They need to wait until substantial, positive progress is made. When they have positive news to release they won't hold back.
Hold or sell depends on your appetite for risk.
Re: small trades
There are platforms which allow commission free trades, minimum trade £2, so no surprise to see these on penny stock like KNB. Will be interested to hear others views on today's RNS....
@NE14 & MM
YAWN
Give it a rest....... I'm here to trade, not hold, and benefit from any volatility in sp (in the unlikely event that you have any influence on that), but even I am finding your mutual adoration tedious. Book a room FFS.