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Her first name is Zai, not Zia.

Others would say that existing shareholders allowing themselves to be diluted at discounted prices shows little faith by them.

Suzy was working for Valirx in 2015 and Gerry Desler was (and still is) the CFO. Did you not know that?

When I ran the betting shop in South Africa, I had 2 policies: do not talk bad of the boss just because of his faith and never open a wage packet inside the shop. Both got you banned for the day [and people did not argue with the armed kick-boxer who did the evicting].

"Early dealmaking appears to be the norm in oncology nowadays, as 73% of non-acquisition deals from 2015 to 2022 involved preclinical ventures."

And Valirx have been looking for partners since...? Are you trying to ramp the fact that they have been unable to find a partner who has been prepared to pay the company some money? From the 2015 annual accounts:

Outlook
In conclusion, the period under review has been
pleasingly satisfactory and our teams around
the VAL201 and VAL401 compounds have started
talking to parties for late stage clinical studies
and for potential partnerships and collaboration
with pharmaceutical partners.

'coco bond stockpiles'

Is the coco organic? I do like the Green and Blacks hot chocolate, so maybe inflation will not push the price up too much this year?

Smoked haddock for tea... the good stuff and I only paid a tenner a kilo

https://www.leapwildfish.co.uk/products/smoked-haddock-fillets

Has she crossed the Rubicon?

https://twitter.com/search?q=%23ContemptOfParliament&src=trend_click&vertical=trends

UKOG must be quids in with all the gas they produce! Oh, hang on, they do not produce gas. Maybe you meant to post that ramp on the ANGS board?

"Accounting-Fraud Indicator Signals Coming Economic Trouble. A tool to identify corporate earnings manipulation finds the most risk in over 40 years."

https://www.wsj.com/articles/accounting-fraud-indicator-signals-coming-economic-trouble-506568a0

A warning that some management may be 'polishing' figures - be careful out there. Excess stock, rising debtors etc

"2022 was a highly successful and significant year for the Company"

Yeah, right; the share price sank by nearly a quarter from 7p to 5.4p and has since dropped by another third to around 3 1/2p. Shareholders should be terrified of what he would call a bad year for GROC.

I put your comment into an image generator - not a bad result?

https://dreamlike.art/d/JdIxkKz6GmNf

[succinct?...ime gonna have to google that word.
ime only an old raggady ex steelworker borstal educated..lol.]

DUP secretly warned against Northern Ireland trade deal demand, letter reveals
Unionists rubbished ‘dual regulation’ approach months before making it a condition of accepting Sunak’s Brexit agreement

https://txtify.it/https://www.ft.com/content/3acc0a30-253b-4f66-8034-96d8ac8313f7

Unfortunately, it appears that some of the irons have gone rusty and others have stress cracks from being reheated during periodic rampathons. Have you checked if your Rose-Tinted glasses came with a guarantee?

Troajan,

"i wonder if its cashed up"

Cash at end of Dec less short term dent = £13m. Cash burn is around £600k a month. They have bought some battery IP after the year end from Johnson Matthey that should cost around £3m [they are selling £1m of what they do not want from a £4m deal). So cash for a little over 12 months.

But it is the type of tech where a tie up with Samsung / Apple / Unknown BIG Company could be announced around the time that they release impending data on discharge / recharge cycles. Competitors have rates of 100 charges (or less) for 20% degradation; Gelion have over 300 with hints of up to 500 cycles with their Lithium Sulphur Sulphide Ion batteries which they are aiming to get into lower end EVs.

With the market for EV batteries expected to be over $200b a year by the end of the decade a few percent royalties here and there add up to hundreds of millions a year which has got my bagging ears paying attention. A well timed few grand can grow into 5 figures...

Block: How Inflated User Metrics and “Frictionless” Fraud Facilitation Enabled Insiders To Cash Out Over $1 Billion

https://hindenburgresearch.com/block/

https://www.google.com/finance/quote/SQ:NYSE

Another piece of the US banking system has corroded.

"Comment: It would appear that with Horndean it can be said that UKOG has at least a meaningful additional string to its bow in terms of its portfolio."

That shows how pathetic UKOG's loss making operation is at the moment. Maybe if Orkestra Obsolete donate another string there might be a Blue Monday soon?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHLbaOLWjpc

I have been keeping an eye on Gelion [a battery company]. They have a promising Lithium Sulphur and Silicon Anode offering that promises to double the energy density and nearly halve the cost of existing lithium batteries.

Listed a year and a half ago at £1.50; went to nearly £3 and has dropped to 40p. The significant shareholders when the company was listed are still onboard, and the new CEO has been putting his money where his mouth is.

At least a year's cash on hand, and there is a lot of GOV money sloshing around the sector. IF (and it is a BIG IF) they emerge as one of the new battery tech leaders, the current m/cap of just over £40m will look like one of the bargains of the next few years.

But where is the bottom? Volume has dropped to nearly no trades a day, so the price could move fast if there is buying or selling. Tempting, but timing a buy of a share like this [low volume, no incoming cash and tech not yet accepted by the wider market] is an art form. I suppose that is what Watch Lists are for...

Good presentation this morning... the bottom must be getting closer.

You can see how the FEDs interest rate statement changed from the last one:

https://www.newsweek.com/red-lined-text-shows-how-feds-statement-changed-after-banking-crisis-1789675

Highly unusual...... punters will surely pile on?