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Thanks Roly, but I just don't get it. Let's leave it that as I really am not aware enuf of how MMs can work trades that way. I am simple being, you either buy or you sell, all this funny reporting is not within my grasp.

MMs have actually moved the SP UP...wtf?

Late buying spree ......odd especially for late on very quiet Friday afternoon.....is there news coming Monday perhaps?

8.8m buys showing, will we get late sells to match again?

Roly,

Why did the MMs need to cancel and rebook those trades if they were already completed the first time? What was wrong with original data?

Anyone able to explain this:

Date Time Trade Prc Volume Buy/Sell Bid Ask Value
15-Jul-22 10:14:20 0.061 15,000,000 Unknown* 0.06 0.065 9,150 O
15-Jul-22 10:14:20 0.061 -15,000,000 Unknown* 0.06 0.065 -9,150 O
15-Jul-22 15:07:20 0.064 1,000,000 Buy* 0.06 0.065 640.00 O
15-Jul-22 10:13:40 0.0645 9,940,790 Unknown* 0.06 0.065 6,412 O
15-Jul-22 10:13:40 0.0645 -9,940,790 Unknown* 0.06 0.065 -6,412 O
15-Jul-22 13:28:18 0.0621 10,853 Sell* 0.06 0.065 6.74 O
15-Jul-22 10:49:17 0.0621 1,510,107 Sell* 0.06 0.065 937.78 O
15-Jul-22 10:14:20 0.061 15,000,000 Sell* 0.06 0.065 9,150 O
15-Jul-22 10:13:40 0.0645 9,940,790 Buy* 0.06 0.065 6,412 O
15-Jul-22 10:08:30 0.064 1,915,781 Buy* 0.06 0.065 1,226 O
15-Jul-22 09:55:50 0.0639 805,399 Buy* 0.06 0.065 514.65 O
15-Jul-22 09:45:32 0.0629 1,889,189 Buy* 0.06 0.065 1,188 O
15-Jul-22 08:11:53 0.0629 2,775,342 Buy* 0.06 0.065 1,746 O
15-Jul-22 08:01:57 0.0629 79,491 Buy* 0.06 0.065 50.00 O

If helium match their sells to buys then not alot more downside.

chillax bear we know Helium have placed their 4.8% holding (304m as at 30 June 2022) with their broker to sell as many each day as they can and will do this until they have run out shares to sell. I expect we will get a sub 4% TR1 soon enough and they will have @250m left after that. The good news is that as the price falls their volume sells get bigger so they will be gone in the next few months IMO.

Brad,

Don't sweat it, this market is about as nervous as it gets and we are in the Summer months when price swings can be very silly. A waiting game now.

Maybe just maybe:

In the past six months, the FTSE AIM All-Share Index has suffered a significant decline in value. Investor confidence has been shaken not only by the conflict in Ukraine, but also by mounting concerns about the prospects of economic recession especially in Europe, the United States and the UK. In addition, the Communist Party of China continues to enforce a strict and wide-ranging lockdown policy whenever it discovers new outbreaks of Covid, which continues to place considerable strain on the global supply chain. The main impact of this supply chain uncertainty has been to contribute to the persistently high levels of inflation in the cost of key raw materials and goods.

It is unsurprising in such circumstances that equity markets worldwide have experienced volatility during the period. It is also logical that the FTSE AIM Index has suffered disproportionate falls, given its focus on earlier stage and less financially resilient businesses. However, as witnessed in previous crises, the AIM Index is capable of rapid recovery. Once the wider macro environment improves, we are hopeful that the valuations of AIM listed businesses will rebound.

There are others still holding at least fwiw:

Director Shareholdings
Notifier Holding Value*
Nigel John Burton 335,500,000 £209,687.50
Gerard Brandon 240,000,000 £150,000.00

Major Shareholdings
Notifier** Holding Value
Unicorn Asset Management Limited 750,000,000 £468,749.99
Unicorn Asset Management Limited 750,000,000 £468,749.99
PREMIER MITON GROUP PLC 482,129,838 £301,331.14
Helium Rising Stars Fund 304,125,000 £190,078.12
Intuitive Investments Group plc 243,000,000 £151,875.00
** Major Shareholders are individuals or institutions that own more than 3% of the company’s shares and have been reported in the annual accounts.

Muggins,

Point taken. My question remains as to why GB who has always taken over every other company that DVRG has worked with as a supplier and where DVRG are the key client here is sitting on his hands letting Helium just trash the mcap day in day out with their endless sells (they even sold on the of the last RNS). Gerry used to bang on about rainbow chasers telling people f they wanted to sell their shares to liaise with him so he could them a buyer to take their shares rather than keep dropping them into the market. He knows why Helium are dumping and he knows the effect it has. He took over MWG at a much higher mcap than msys has and yet he seems happy to leave this to just fall away. If I was ramping this and people bought in only see xx% of their investment drop and drop I doubt they would be happy about it. I do not want to trash my own investment here any more than anyone else would but in the face of Helium's actions I have to question what GBs motivations here really are? Is it to leave the mcap to fall away. well does that get anyone? Helium still had some 4.8% of the company after their last holdings update and could go below 4% fairly soon at this rate but that would still leave them with @250,000,000 shares to dump if they carry on and the mcap could just slip to sub 3m or even into the £2m levels. As Chairman he has a responsibility towards all shareholders and that has to include how the value is valued and perceived by other investors, As for this BB being influential, oh please do me favour, no way does anything I say here influence others to add or sell, that's just not the reality. If you want a herd to run against the seller then you need someone like "fantastic stock" @Tahirme61523728 who is an absolute uber ramper of trashed shares on twitter with a huge following, he can move stocks super fast in just a day.

The more I look at the trading on AIM shares the more I am convinced that 90% of people trading on AIM are spread betting on exchanges and betting with very small actual cash but getting huge leveraged trades. Looking at 88e today and there's about £800k in shares traded today, no way that's real money being used to buy and sell. No wonder the markets spike and drop on nothing official from companies, just PIs being fleeced by betting exchange operators etc. No wonder people call AIM a casino that just attracts fast money day in day out.

Please do that and feedback he comments and you might also ask him about this:

PRINCIPLE 1: Establish a strategy and business model which promote long-term value for shareholders
Strategy:
Microsaic’s strategic aim is to capitalise on its strengths in point of need MS detection, and access high-growth and emerging Life Science and Environmental applications, as well as niches in traditional small molecule markets. The Company intends to achieve its strategy with a business model built on customer focus, collaborations, and technology innovation.

Business Model:
The Company has moved from revenues in 2021 derived from the sale of its MS instruments, consumables and spare parts to deliver solutions for end-users, and in 2022 now operates a revenue sharing, hardware, software and micro-engineering design services business model. Working with collaboration partners is reducing the Company’s reliance on equipment sales (which depend on lengthy sales cycles) and in 2022 Microsaic has quickly moved towards a recurring revenue-based model, which is expected to increase the proportion of revenues from AI and analytical electronic sensor-based Internet of Things. These revenue streams are in addition to premium services relating to 24/7 operation and support and data analytics, in particular Industry 4.0 smart technology for the bioprocessing industry, which are also expected to form an increasing proportion of revenues. Other equipment developed in collaboration with partners, will shift towards the integration of sensors and analysers to solve specific problems for a range of industries, which our partners already operate in.

I would love it if a hostile bidder came in for MSYS, that would send Gerry into a total tailspin

And that Gerry just fine doesn't it? Msys reliant on dvrg and helium driving down the value of msys. Only one winner here and that's dvrg when they take out msys on the cheap. I just wish Gerry and helium would be honest about it on here but they know we know their end game now. It's a disgrace that this allowed to happen and no one calls it into question .

TT,

Agree, should just be a question of when rather than if.

@50,000 shares sold or just £5k, market makers have lost the plot completely. mcap £2.3m.....

Sorry that should be £3.8m or maybe that was tomorrows mcap in error?

MCAP now £2.3m....enuf said