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310 million shares have never been placed before so previous trading volumes before a placing need to be put into context.

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This has been on my amusement list since selling my remaining shares at 6p. Like many, I have been anticipating VAL placing the 310M shares that they are authorised to. If the fabled Thursday RNS is a placing RNS the trust bond between the BOD and shareholders will be shattered.

#happy_days

Artificial heart valves... thousands of successful implants so far and the cornea turnover from the German jv tie-up is offsetting the 'costs of the facility as we continue with the development and commercialisation plans for the CardioPure products'. As the RNS states:

Joint Venture GBM-v delivered sales of £1.8m (2017: £1.1m), an increase of 64% on a constant currency basis, as demand increased for corneal products. This contribution largely offsets the operational costs of the facility as we continue with the development and commercialisation plans for the CardioPure products.

Kenny et al,

TRX has begun a re-rate...

I had not anticipated Monday's update as I thought all had 'gone quiet' and had plenty of time to remodel this. The trading update is fantastic and has provided more detail - cash on hand is better than expected and the figures for the GBM-v joint venture far surpassed my expectations. As it states:

'Joint Venture GBM-v delivered sales of £1.8m (2017: £1.1m), an increase of 64% on a constant currency basis, as demand increased for corneal products. This contribution largely offsets the operational costs of the facility as we continue with the development and commercialisation plans for the CardioPure products.'

An old presentation about GBM-v... CardioPure is the jewel - if your heart is damaged and no longer works you are dead.

http://content.presspage.com/uploads/621/gbm-v.pdf

https://www.tissueregenix.com/products/cardiac/overview.html

Informative posts Alan but surely the last sentence should say that 'current / new folk' could get a 'fantastic buy in price'? As most know there are no certainties in investing, especially in oil and gas companies.

It is possible that the landlords will insist on the business being recapitalised as part of any CVA as they will be reluctant to reduce rents if the tenants are still in a precarious financial position.

The link below shows how much stress some of the larger UK property funds are currently under.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-01-29/fleeing-investors-unloved-malls-plague-top-u-k-property-funds

I suspect that the missing will have been using VPNs and Tor (The Onion Ring) to conceal the IP address that they were posting from. Of course there may be no conspiracy - they may have realised that they were no longer prepared to risk any further losses and have sold.

It should go without saying that anybody who invests based on what they read on a bulletin board is foolish (as the saying goes, a fool and his money are easily parted).

What revenue? A 600 % increase on zero is still zero.

you have never run a book or suffered the loss when you are responsible for the loss...

The unconditional degradation of shareholder worth could occur if there are no funds forthcoming to improve liquidity ratios.

Have you been to Africa?

Austerity for the poor - tax cuts for the rich.

I never filter - I expect this bank to go bankrupt unless there is a significant fund raising [will gov.uk allow the bankruptcy]

I am not the 'only one who understands' - why has the share price dropped this much - and why do you expect a recovery if derampers and naysayers go away.

You might want to think about what my future comments might be and how you will counter them whilst you filter my comments and try to trade this - catching falling knives can be dangerous when your ineptitude is exposed.

50 percent of today's posts so far - well done marineville

Have you considered why the 'press' is not happy?

Obviously derampers, shorters and the press are to blame for the destruction of shareholder value.

Nothing to do with BOE liquidity rules; misstatements about the classifications of risks on loans; the CEO making misleading statements or Brexit uncertainty. Shareholders should not consider how much has been extracted in architects fees as the £millions will not concern the market.

I cannot understand why the 'press keep hammering'.

#sarcasim

I read the RNS when it came out but it did not address the elephant in the room - they have stocks of treated seeds they have been unable to sell because of climatic events and geopolitics so might need to raise [lots of] cash as the seeds are becoming inviable.

If you believe (or understand) the science it is better to ride the placing waves.

It is Plant Health Care - Richard Griffiths owns nearly 40 percent. But the Orangutang's shutdown and trade policies are likely to cause a drop in demand. The polar vortex will not have helped...

https://www.marketscreener.com/business-leaders/Richard-Griffiths-05J8QH-E/biography/

Nice try Kenny,

I was referring to Tissue Regenix... I will share an old link but my personal research is currently embargoed.

http://medical-technologies.leeds.ac.uk/news-post/tissue-regenix-group-plc-opens-new-leeds-based-manufacturing-centre/

I have 2 on my watch list this week... One sells porcine derived implants; the other triggers growth and self-defense mechanisms within plants.

Find the first one and you may make a few percentages; find the second and you might have to sell the shirt off your back. Very little free float in either.

Kenny, thank you for the welcome.

so many posts but so little contribution - seems a bit south park like