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I thought that was the standard that our partners at Pulomed (or whatever they are called) were working to?

and that 34p on the bid didn't last so long after all.....

LOL...wow never seen so much speculation about someone's whereabouts based on the local temperature. You can tell peeps are getting all excited again here. But as resident our seller keeps on reminding us we ain't there quite yet....need that SP above 37p and volume back above 1m a day then we can get really excited

Msys and dvrg are very much interlinked businesses now with dvrg being the primary sales channel using microtox devices within their water monitoring devices which will see massive orders in China alone. The BT device is very close to approval now and generate interest on a global scale again China first with dvrg BT driving sales.

Guys we are already valued at £60m based on £4m for 2020 and forecast £10m for 2021. The market will change the share price when guidance for 2021 is updated which will be very soon. Not long now.

Takeaimandfire,

The only thing missing from your post is Gerry Brandon and his proven history of turning around lame duck companies. He will work his magic here too. Not long to wait now.

So far so good (I hoped I haven't jinxed it) as MMs marking up on buys instead of marking down on sells today. I would expect/hope to see interest increase over remaining days this month as we approach significant news from both the company and China and who knows maybe elsewhere too. From T.Rat and Trills and others research it is so obvious that waster water monitoring is going to be huge market for those involved and DVRG must/should be in pole position now to win this business, I just hope we have the resource to meet what could be very very big demands next from authorities all across the world. Right time, Right Place, Right Products.....surely investors will flock here when news is released. Not long now.

I followed Gerry into SKIN, then into MWG (Modern Water) and then into MSYS...and now we have DVRG as the combined SKIN/MWG about to sign a JV with one of the largest companies in China and the World....the man delivers, that's all I can say.

Hi Gerry,

Points noted and accepted, thanks for the update. At least our new Insti investors will be holding with very sticky hands so that's a real positive when it comes to new stake holders coming on board. Exciting times ahead and can't wait for those business updates and great to see MSYS being so upbeat in their recent presentation and on social media too.

GB thanks but who else could have that kind of volume to be dropping 50-100k a day every day since those warrants were exercised???? Several of us has estimated more 3m have been sold down since warrants were exercised by our daily 50k-100k seller. There is no one else we can see with that kind of holding and ir can't be anyone with 3%+ as they would have had to declare via RNS. We will just have to agree to disagree on that Gerry without an alternate candidate that fits. this MO.

Well if this is supposed to be TP disposing of warrant shares in an orderly fashion I would hate to see them do it in disorderly fashion. Never seen a house broker actively doing so much to affect the share price in a negative manner every single day. Just wish they had disposed of them to a willing buyer in one or two steps, of course new buyers are getting a bargain but it's not very nice to watch as a LTH. Roll on the RNSs by end of June so we can reverse this and get back on the growth path again.

£4m cash and at least 813m new shares by end of June to buy trade flow.

Syme will complete the purchase of trade flow by end of June for £31m made up of £4m in cash and the balance using syme shares estimated to be 813m new shares to be given to sellers of trade flow.

MannaM,

I will when I see accurate numbers being claimed. If you are happy with this then you can just chill out can't you.

Mick, Read this bit:

Supply@ME Capital plc, the innovative fintech platform which provides the Inventory Monetisation© service to manufacturing and trading companies, is pleased to announce that it has entered into a subscription agreement ("Subscription Agreement") with Negma Group Ltd[1] ("Negma") for the issue of an initial tranche of £5,600,000 of Convertible Loan Notes ("Convertible Loan Notes"). The Subscription Agreement allows for a further nine tranches to be issued at the same par value exclusively at the option of the Company.

Mick, From today' RNS:

Details of the Convertible Loan Notes

The key elements of Negma's Convertible Loan Notes include:

· The principal amount of the Convertible Loan Notes is £56,000,000

I am going to leave you guys to it as I can see this getting nasty with all kinds of accusations of trolls v rampers being made and I simply want none of it. Good Luck whatever you decide, it's your money after all.

Bigmac, that makes it even worse that the company had to go to absolute last resort lender to raise cash no matter what the cost to their investors. CLIN holders sell what can when they want, if the price drops they don't care, they just get even more shares allocated for their next sell. It's a horrible process for PIs to be caught in the middle of.

Angus, just google Convertible Loan Notes you will soon see what people mean by death spiral financing.

Death Spiral Convertible
Used by companies that are in such bad shape, that there is no other way to get financing. This instrument is similar to a convertible bond, but convertible at a discount to the share price at issuance and for a fixed dollar amount rather than a specific number of shares. The further the stock falls, the more shares you get. Popular in the mid to late 1990s. Also known as toxic convertibles or floorless convertibles.

CLINs are the loans of last resort where a companies can't raise cash needed via other means. The providers usually negotiate terms that are totally risk free to them so even if the share price falls they can reset their sells so they always come out on top. The company wins, the CLIN provider wins but rarely do investors see a return. That's why they call it death spiral financing. Please dyor and then decide your view. Just saying as I have been there before on other AIM stocks and it has never ended well for PIs. All imo of course and good luck whatever you decide.