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Oops, Sidara not Sidera. Ken should now have lots of people knocking on his door after announcing he is stepping down and is available for his next challenge. IMO more likely to be the fraud squad rather than other multi-national companies...

How do you work that one out Rock8? After valiantly fighting off previous bids Ken has played a blinder here and negotiated a blockbuster sale to Sidera for a whole 30p!

I'm utterly surprised to hear that our beloved leader Ken has decided to step down! The interim CFO Iain will take over after the management team have concluded a successful sale.

Pumpky, I have been with HEMO for a while. From memory 1st purchase was 7p in old money? Averaged down to under 1.3p and watched HEMO tank as VLAD borrowed money from the loan sharks. Put HEMO in the metaphorical bottom drawer for a while until I finally saw a profit (at around 520p). I have a small core holding and do a few trades for pocket money...

BTW did anybody else notice the strange HEMO price at start of day for HEMO? It was 1720p or up over 40% on my watchlist unless I was suffering from hallucinations...

I was getting excited until I checked opening price on Google finance and saw we were actually down... :-(

Looks like Tilly may be getting another member to his new (anti) fan club. Let's HopeNot! :-)

Robbie's target is only 146p for LUCE which IMO is a bit conservative. Hopefully it will exceed this by the end of this year and reaches 170p+ within the next 6 months or so. There have been loads of big buys around the start of this month, although sells have been exceeding buys in the past week. Lots of mixed messages here - maybe the sell-off is because there have been talks of a possible market crash or people are diverting money into gold/silver.

No need to panic and let this spoil your weekend. The UT of the auction at the end of the day ended at 2.5p. This isn't a big deal and no transactions went through at this price during the trading period. I've seen strange UTs going through on other shares (last one I remember was HE1 where the shares were trading at around 0.30p but it ended with a 0.36p UT. Next trading day He1 started trading at around 0.30p again! The only difference it made was HE1 ended one day apparently rising 20% and the next day it apparently fell 20%...

Maybe this is a trick by MMs as people might look at the big risers and fallers when looking at new shares to invest in.

More big buys again within 1 minute this morning. Possibly from the same person (or institution?).

01-Oct-25 11:09:00 131.00 400,000 Buy* 129.80 131.00 524.00k O

01-Oct-25 11:08:49 131.00 194,775 Buy* 129.80 131.00 255.16k O

01-Oct-25 11:08:42 131.00 79,693 Buy* 129.80 131.00 104.40k O

They have a nibble buying at 131p at 11:08:42, can still have a bigger bite 7s later at 131p and a massive buy goes through 11s later still at 131p. These huge buys hardly moved the share price - it only climbed a bit later in the afternoon!

Total buys £959.24k

Total sells £152.40k

The tariffs don't apply to HEMO. They already have a lab in New York.

I can't complain, as I bought another 38 HEMO shares at 990p. Nicely played MMs! :-)

The Trump tariffs won't affect HEMO, as their lab is already located in New York! Once they are in a position to scale up production Vlad will probably team up with a large US pharma (assuming that HEMO has not already been bought out by big pharma at a price that is multiples of the current share price).

Although HEMO trades on the LSE, they set-up a lab in the USA.

Lazy, surely you must mean average up instead of average down. Most LTH must be sitting on HEMO shares with an average well below £10 per share!

I suspect that most of the sells at under a tenner were from people who had set-up stop losses. Why would most people WILLINGLY sell their HEMO shares for between 900p and 1000p? There may be 1 or 2 sells from people who went into panic mode and sold, but I imagine there will be several people who come home from work to discover they are no longer a HEMO shareholder...

I'd personally never set-up a stop loss on a volatile small cap like HEMO, as I've seen MMs doing similar things too many times before.

Only a handful of buys under a tenner, but I managed to snag a few.

990p was the lowest buy of the day and I was one of the 2 buyers. MMs only offered buys under 1000p for a minute or two, so you had to think quickly...

I didn't think we'd have another opportunity to buy more HEMO and get change out of a tenner, but happy to average up at current buying price!

A couple of decent buys today, after LUCE being quiet for a while:

25-Sep-25 13:46:09 126.60 232,500 Buy* 124.40 127.20 294.35k O

25-Sep-25 14:25:29 126.60 435,356 Buy* 124.20 126.40 551.16k O

Total buys £897.25k

Total sells £18.49k

Today there is a big bid/offer spread of over 100p. There have been numerous small trades at around the mid price - 1225p or 1230p. These were being reported as sells. I know 100% that one (if not all) are actually BUYS. I bought 40 today at 1225p and it is being shown as a sell. This is an under the radar way for some people to buy small amounts at just over 5% discount to yesterday's close.

This may be another MM trick - setting a big spread but then allowing small sells to go under the radar at virtually mid bid/offer spread. I'm sure that buys disguised as sells is just a mere coincidence... :-P

There is (almost) gold in them thar hills!

Just need to hold for gold.