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While we were distracted, talking about whether SYME is main market listed or not (That really did happen).
We have had:
A 1 code/trade (if you believe it that sort of thing)
A bucket load more research published on Twitter (it looks rather promising).
A lot of rocket emojis on Twitter (You know who you are - and don't you dare say BOOM).
The MM's messing with the bid to try and squeeze out any weak holders.

Stay long, Stay strong - We are currently at 10% of the share price in March when we didn't have a mega pipeline of news due to be published within days.

Gregorio - I would contact your broker and ask why. As we all know, the tax man does not like to miss out on his cut and will pursue you for even a just a few quid.

SYME is main market listed - You can check on the London Stock Exchange website. You should also see stamp duty charged on the contract note from your broker.

The Bid starts creeping back up. It was only a matter of time.
Looking at the buying pressure there is no reason the SP cant push on past .20 in the next couple of days.

Zak Mir has today suggested that provided we remain above the .08 mark today we should see a consolidation and then a move back north towards a target of 0.2. Beyond that the previous target of 0.6 could be a bit ambition short term (but entirely possible given recent buying pressure/upward movement)

Rainbow chasers are bouncing about all the time trying to look for 'easy money' - usually with about 500 quid to invest.
MM's will just absorb shares this morning then start lifting the ask to offload at a healthy profit.
Only a matter of time until we pass .20 and head back to 1p.
Business idea is strong, BoD care about the value of the company and have already indicated that more news is due this month (contracts/MOU).

Great to see a sale of over £1m and the SP remains stable between .13 and .14.
It just shows how much buying pressure there has been. We may also new see a rapid rise in the next few days if the seller has run out of shares to dump.

To get to an SP even near to that in March we need a rise of circa 1000%. Since March the business has improved with lots of news due so the risk is pretty limited for what could be a whopping reward,

Considering the buying pressure the MM's have done well to keep a lid on a blast towards 0.1. I wonder if our seller is still feeding in shares.

MOU signed - https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/tidm/headline/14646892

The reality is, SSSIG are getting involved with Curzon as it's a cheap way to get into a main market listed company without the expense and risk of an IPO. As a result, what the existing BoD hold in shares is irrelevant.
Curzon is simply being used as a cash shell, not as a training entity and investors already know that and are holding firm as the change in purpose, name and leadership could result in significant increases in the share price.

It's a bit late for them to worry about it now in a closed period. I am sure they will be fine in the long run with the financial support of Bruno Wu (SSSIG)

Very few shares in hands that are willing to give them up at this level. MM's did well to extract a few on the cheap earlier in the week but it looks like it will be a stalemate until the MM's lift the price to a more reasonable level or new buyers push things skyward on news.

.93 to buy and .81 to sell.
Do MMs know something we don't? They seem to be attempting to draw out cheap shares before news.

MM's clearly want sellers but not buyers.
Spread is rather large with .72 to sell and .86 to buy.

Interesting - potentially someone had a change of heart? / or knows a reason to hold on to shares?

As of Monday it will have been a month since the last update so I am hopeful the BoD will have something to share during the week. The last email I received back from them was to keep an eye out for RNS's as they didn't want to share anything that could be considered insider info.

Cheers guys. I feel much better about my holding now :)
It will be fine. Now where is that whisky!

I hope that the delay in providing updates is because they have been working so hard to get the deal in the best shape possible.
I agree that it should not have taken this long but I guess all parties will be slow to make decisions after covids impact on the world.

Not a bad day with the SP showing a bit of strength into close. Hopefully a good sign for next week as the gradual drip of low value sells have been hoovered up pretty comfortably. Time for an RNS!