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No wonder.3%ish.Still own a chunk though (!) but we all assumed somebody with many more shares than retail was offloading.However big funds need big liquidity to be able to sell in quantity and so they don't get many opportunities in smallcaps and nanoco isn't apple yet!

Sounds like he knows his stuff.Well deserved.

Anyway no idea why 2 RNS's were needed.Pretty unprofessional as i don't know why they couldn't have included it all in one.Anyway can only stay positive but unfortunately i do feel that the litagators probably have helped the big guy potentially screw over the little guy and looked like we had a watertight case.And due to the time value of money or wanting to take out dividends or re-invest their profits in other cases.....!Anyway it could be worse.Perhaps whatever institution was selling probably a tiny amount for them has finished selling.

Any under the threshold shorts closing perhaps before the trading update.

Needs to be on another exchange.The company is very unnoticed here on the fringes of the aim market.

Well that's what i feel.Then we can all get a very, very good return on our money as the payment should be multiples of nano's current marketcap.I would accept that but obviously that wouldn't have been my 1st option like for some others i'm sure.

Should be a decent amount as the legal firm has put in a lot of hours and they wouldn't have taken on the risk otherwise.

The funders hold a lot of the cards imo.Perhaps they would rather a good return on investment now and houses, cars , etc.. for the partners than a larger one later on as it seems that Samsung have folded very easily when a lot of lths on here thought, due to their pugnacious nature, otherwise.

I don't follow Redx but wasn't that deal for another class of drug targeting a different condition and a while back in different market conditions?
It is unusual though and i can't explain why the price hasn't rallied even somewhere back nearer 25p at least.

Good news would set the momentum going in the right now. Seems like there is no new institutional money bidding this up right now as i doubt anybody much is shorting this unless somebody suspects something we don't know.

Fulchrum Ceo perhaps?

I guess not much liquidity in the otc there.Makes sense i guess unless it was up on real news.

It illustrates the country's lack of trust in politicians lately not to screw things up and change tact every few months.If vls was on the dax maybe it would be valued higher.The market doesn't believe in the government anymore until its shown again and again over time perhaps.
Also Vls was supposed to get FEED started ages ago as everyone was moaning about it on the board.

Short squeeze?

The solution is very political in many ways as well as economic. To be frank, any project that requires both initial and sustained, long term political commitment from this country's government or succession of governments i do not believe in anymore.

Good on the Germans though. They have been longer term, more strategic thinkers and diversified their economy.So they have a thriving, high margin, technological manufacturing sector and not just a financial and servies sector for decades now. Same with South Korea and China. It just shows what you can do with the right, rational thinking governments imo....

Funds will all have their own internal rules and algorithms and such and reasons for selling as their wonts, unlike retail. So who knows really. Nanoco isn't a 100% sure thing like everything. Some funds are still getting withdrawal requests lately as always during market downturns. The old buy high, sell low common amongst some retail fund investors, when looking at their annual returns during market downturns, and otherwise.

None of their drugs are even past phase 1. It will take time for the wider institutional market to realise they can fund their drug platform without further funding. The odds are definitely greater now as they have more products licenced. I feel this will re-rate quickly, but who knows when. Institutions tend to pile in, similar to retail, all at once, once they feel the odds are in their favour. Look at the US markets..... all in.... all out of 'growth' stocks.
There are a substantial number of block, off exhance trades, here though, which indicates institutional ownershiper and interest.

I've been in here a while.There are a lot of institutional holders with large holdings here, including some who supported mjority of the last placing and are actual funds, not bucket shops. They will probably be selling down as long term holders they have a lot invested and can't sell down 10-20% in one go if something goes wrong a long the journey. This is definitely a long term investment for aim. It tends to get very little interest apart from on licencing out days.

Imo problem can be great scientists are not very often great business people and the other way around.As both are very full on, fulltime passions if you are really good at them and very few people have the time and passion to be good at both.However the new ceo seems to have his head on the right way and it's good to let the scientists do their job with the r&d, whilst keeping the management seperate and let them execute the business strategy.Let's hope they win the case and the businessmen can make full use of the win, monetarily and within the scientific r&d space.

Or have any other YouTube viewers (most of the world now surely..?) been served John Lewis ad this xmas time, or 2, in my case to try to persuade me to puchase a Samsung qled TV??

It must be the hot ticket item to go in Santa's stocking this year!They must not know i'm an Nanoco shareholder..!And I definitely won't be getting one of those for xmas until Nanoco get both fully compensated for past sales, full damages and costs and get their own patents back (or pay a hefty licence to carry on using them-which would really help fund future R&D & patents as well as perhaps a special dividend for patient shareholders)!
Feeling like i'm should write a grumpy Dear John letter to John Lewis HQ informing them now...!