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Movement has been very controlled over the last few days despite the massive vote of confidence from a well known (and rather successful) investor.

I get a sneaking suspicion we will see similar to what happened in July when the brakes came off and the SP gained over 200% in 2 months. It just needs the sellers to dry up for a short while.

Anyway. Massive rampy post over :) Have a great weekend everyone.

Another Holdings RNS showing that Dr Graham Cooley has continued to build up a significant holding.

I'm not sure whether its Crux (Lansdown) or bored retail holders selling up but they have done Dr Cooley a massive favour in the last couple of weeks.

Some very modest volumes being traded over the last couple of days despite yesterdays RNS which I think is a great vote of confidence in the business.

Being selected to take part in such a study is one thing but the fact that the research is delivered over 3 years indicates that the funders believe in the future of the company (with significant due diligence completed to make sure of it).

At the 52 week high of a little over 7p the MCAP was sat at circa £25m.

#LST is arguably in better shape now than it was 12 months ago and presently sits on an MCAP of £9m.

Even if accounting for the additional shares on the last fundraise/subscription it still looks like good value (as a buying opportunity at north of 3p).

My question is, at what point does it start looking not such a good buying opportunity (5p / 6p)? Where is the tipping point?

The market has responded well to the RNS and it looks like we might even test the 3p mark with a bit of luck!

I may be wrong but I don't think they have to declare a position once below the 3% mark. As a result, its just a case of waiting for the SP to move more freely. Really looking forward to seeing what happens when they are gone!

Great to see that Dr Cooley has continued to load up, however, quite frustrating that Lansdown have done him a favour by selling up. Had it not been for them offloading we would probably have seen a continued rise in SP (as was the case a couple of weeks ago).

Looks like Lansdown are continuing to sell off their holding (probably the whole lot).

Tried a few dummy sells this morning and the MM's will only take modest volumes.

With Lansdown taking over Crux there is a good chance that #LST either doesn't fit with their investing policy or they are simply happy to take the profit early doors.

Its a shame to see the SP drop back so significantly today but we cant have an increase in value every day of the week :)

The additional liquidity will at least help out on the next leg up. Who knows where that will take us.

Almost 3 months since the last RNS. This is not looking good!.

Although operating costs will be limited there are still salaries to cover and cash sunk into due diligence (most of which has been a completed waste of time it seems).

All rather impressive when you consider CZN owns Coos Bay which could be worth millions given wholesale gas prices.

Just a brief Fact Check since my user name was included in the post from asimpleinvestor.

At no point did I state that we were on for a 550% rise! I did however, call out some individuals on twitter and other boards for making baseless claims of this nature.

I have also previously stated that a period of consolidation was no bad thing given the recent rapid increase in SP.

Thanks to the magic of LSE, all of this is available to read back and confirm if you click on my username.

Looks like a bit of the initial excitement over last weeks rise has quickly worn off!

As I mentioned briefly last week, these occasional lulls in movement do at least allow for some consolidation before the next rise. There is plenty of "potential news" on the radar. We just need to see what's its worth (in terms of order value).

Correcting a typo (although 550% would be lovely!)

"As I mentioned earlier. Its all to be taken with a sizable pinch of salt. I saw a post earlier suggesting a MCAP of £40m (That would require an increase of circa 250% from todays price!!!)"

Hey. Search #LST in Twitter. There is also a bit of chatter on ADVFN (I am not a member there so can only see limited content).

As I mentioned earlier. Its all to be taken with a sizable pinch of salt. I saw a post earlier suggesting a MCAP of £40m (That would require an increase of circa 550% from todays price!!!)

No idea what it is (potentially the MM's filling large buy/sell orders) but its really put the breaks on this afternoon. At one point it looked like we were heading for 3p.

Not to worry. Lets see what next week has in store. Lots of noise on various chat boards and twitter about the SP heading for 6p plus in the next week or so. I know most of it is ramping rubbish but its nice to dream a little :)

Its nice to see a bit of volume changing hands at these levels. It helps build a decent base for the next rise.

That said there is a huge amount of shares held by II's and retail investors who bought way above the current level so we have quite a way to go.

My view is that the SP was suppressed significantly by the last fundraise (understandably), however, the initial drop was pretty aggressive and unnerved potential new investors who on SP movement alone had no reason to get involved with LST (hence the low MCAP vs order value and a period of months with little to no movement).

There is still some uncertainty around how much of the tendered business will convert and drive the SP northward by multiple pence and this remains a complete unknown until an RNS lands. I suppose you could in theory buy on the basis that X% of the tendered business will land in the meantime?

What we are seeing right now is a load of short term investors chucking in the beer money on the rise and then claiming to be warren buffet (including the ones try to cross post about other "opportunities").

For now: the business is relatively well funded, there is news to come regarding orders and the SP sits below market value if looking at the order book vs MCAP.

From 0.97 to 1.28 in 2 days for no obvious reason. Has someone been given a nudge and a wink?

Based on the disparity between the MCAP, order book and margins, the SP could be multiples of the current price and still present decent long term value. Hopefully the news will spread today and new buyers will take the opportunity to buy at a heavily discounted level.

Well there we have it. A sell below the 1.0 mark!

The BoD really need to get some news out to excite new investors. With a packed order book and money in the bank LST should be a no brainer investment!