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It appears that they are referring to Vulpes Life Science Fund as a person in the context of a company being a 'legal person'.

Chester - people invest with the intention of making money, not collecting honour. Surely that is the point of Capitalism?

'And it's nothing to do with the main Vulpes investment either?'

Maybe you should read the RNS - there is a reason it states:

'Following the sale, Vulpes Life Science Fund holds 78,549,311 ordinary shares representing 16.9% of the company.'

The reason is that the 'main Vulpes investment' has been partially sold off.

Now YA will be able to convert plenty of shares again - well done to the buyers.

There will be plenty of potential investors waiting to see how TRX escape from their current predicament before considering re-investing. A large amount of financing is required and it is not clear where the millions will come from.

How many more LRGS Trades will come through? There might be an RNS tomorrow showing more sales by Vulpes.

I posted yesterday that the share sales did not inspire confidence... Nothing beats worries about a placing to undermine a share price.

'average along' - you mean average DOWN.

'feeding LSE ad revenue' - get an ad-blocker

UKOG (dis)united

Mirasol,

The account is still there; bullies are often cowards and some are hiding their yellow skins today.

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/petercraigscot/

PMSL = where are Tymers and PCS to explain everything is OK and UKOG (dis)united?

Option 4 - Gamesmanship:

4) They are expecting to provide the funding required in the next placing. As they know the potential end-game value they want to get as high a percentage of the company as possible. At 6p they get another 10 percent of the company; at 12p just 5 percent.

Taking a small profit to cap further rises in the share price could be just tactics to maximise future profits.

USO had to close its June WTI contracts today - caused a kicking of oil futures again.

Kenny,

The U.S. Oil Fund (USO) had to sell its June 2020 contracts because of new limits imposed upon it by regulators and its broker (CME Group). It is what caused the drop in WTI today; further weakness in WTI could lead towards bankruptcy of the Fund (and the Fund then having to close all of their positions).

More fun for WTI - just wait until the June contracts have to be closed out later in May - negative prices will be back.

The sale is not much of a sign of confidence, is it?

A vaccine is going to cost a few pennies:

https://www.politico.eu/article/whos-going-to-pay-the-bill-to-create-a-vaccine/

I know cesarean sections are bad as they prevent the passing of essential bacteria in the birthing canal but had not expected the article below - some might say it is a load of carp.

https://www.motherjones.com/food/2020/04/what-if-the-secret-to-preventing-several-common-diseases-is-hiding-in-our-babies-poop/

I dipped my toe in again this morning - first share buy since Covid-2019 appeared like a dirty thief in the middle of the night. A bit of a strange feeling hitting the buy button again...

Abcam have 14 new products related to the new Coronavirus:

https://www.abcam.com/products?keywords=covid

I am thinking about buying back into Abcam again - they will benefit from wide-spread Antigen testing for Covid-2019. The number of tests being considered could end up being extremely lucrative for them...

Even though I think they are overvalued I do not see them dropping and probably have a short term rise in them of up to around 30 percent. Normally a very low spread for an AIM share as well (less than half a percent) so cheap to dip in and out of.

Posts just deleted - my mistake.