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Alternatively you can see them at http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/XBIO/news , but of course you need to check regularly. Useful to get SP too.

Amazing, isn't it that there is no immediate reaction to today's news. Where are the buyers and sellers? I do hope the news flow will let a Nasdaq listing/float happen soon. 25c is such a give away, but it really looks as though this will be the SP for the placing or whatever. If new stock is being offered around at 25c, it might explain why news is not lifting the price at present.

Did someone want some trading volume? Who's bailing out at these prices? No need to worry - we're still better off than our exit price from AIM. Will be back to $1 when sanity returns, and Nasdaq announced.

I feel this is the key statement form the 10-q During September 2014, the Company entered into a non-exclusive financial advisory and placement agent agreement with an investment bank firm. Through introductions made by that firm and through other sources, the Company has met with and presented its business plan to potential investors for the purpose of raising working capital through a private placement transaction. The implication of this to me is that there will be no imminent public offering. Does this also mean that a Nasdaq listing is not coming soon? Or can it be on the back of a private placing?

and I believe a fair price to be 36-40p

I still think PDG undervalued, especially compared with their peers (INCH & LOOK). Both these are higher than 12 months ago, PDG is 20% down. PDG is performing well, but the p/e is lower than the other two. It always has been - a hang over from the disastrous takeover of Reg Vardy. Does the market fear similar mistakes in the future?

http://www.shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00B1JQBT10/all This gives the info you need. Blackrock under 0.5% since Aug. No others disclosed (ie over 0.5%)

Found you all! That'll teach me to go on holiday and the bb disappears into thin air whist I'm away.

Here endeth the leeson.

The real killer for liquidity at present, is that holders like myself are unwilling to trade on the terms imposed by a matched bargain system. Some while back, I tried to sell 10000, and set a fair price. What happened? A matched trade of 400 shares, which cost me an extra £50 US admin fee on top of my brokers normal charge. So I withdrew the rest, and haven't tried again. Roll on Nasdaq!

1100 GMT - misinformation - it was an hour ago. US guys seem to have ignored that we're on BST at present.

Where did you get this nonsense from? Seems to be a bit strange to be recommending XEN?

Just noticed (yesterday) I'm seeing a bid size and ask size now - but info doesn't appear on otcmarkets.com Might be useful if I wanted to sell 10000 @ $0.581 - bid size yesterday was only 1000, so there not just a decoration on the site.

perhaps they didn't want to trade in 500 chunks - at £50 extra a time!

Thanks.

I don't think there's any direct relationship. The Schroders RNS relates to voting right for 30m+ shares. These have not been traded recently. I think some of the change relates to CFDs.

Interesting to hear. How did you find out? Which broker?

Because its history, saying what happened last week, any effect it may have had is already factored into the price. Its not the sort of RNS that makes anyone rethink their own investment.

nothing - there's no volume.

no more crap jokes please - I'm offended!