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" a good price where the company is currently". I think there lies the problem with a £2-2.5 prediction as the company at least structurally and strategically is in the best place it has been for years. BK would likely want rewarding well for his hard work to bring the business up to scratch and I don't think anything less than £5+ per share would cut it. Especially knowing that II's would get involved if they were going to lose at least 75% on their investments made in 2018 (£8-10 per share).
I could well be completely wrong but I am more than willing to hold and see what happens. Who knows, maybe one day we can celebrate £10 per share again.

I would wonder whether the Institutional Investors would kick up a massive fuss if the bid was not up to or near where their (rather high) entry point was. I remember Gatemore giving the DX BoD a real hard time a few years ago about how money was being spent and the BoD were forced to change as naturally all the retail investors got behind them.

I hadn't really considered Yu being bought given that the offer would need to be huge compared to the current SP given that II's are still holding in volume about the £8 mark and Bobby wouldn't want to take a big hit vs the SP of 18 months ago.

Has there been something released or some rumours floating about today?
Odd that buying/selling has been steady all week and suddenly £40k worth of buys (split between 5 trades) pop up in the last 30 mins.

Good to see a nice balance of buying and selling holding the price firmly in the £1 range. We could just do with a little snippet of news to spice things up.
I have noticed that the recent board changes haven't resulted in any director buys being declared. Either they don't have the cash or are unable to buy given they are privy to information that could effect the share price (hopefully upwardly)

I think some folks find it funny to trade a single share to see if they can generate a bit of conversation/buzz.
Nice RNS - good to see a knowledgeable member of team being utilized to help the business grow.
Now come on MMs stop messing about and let this bird fly. It's incredible that we are sat at the current SP while so many AIM shockers are moving upward on nothing but hope and prayers.

PI's would be well advised not to go rainbow chasing. Crystallising losses or small gains here to go after gains that could well be gone tomorrow is a sure fire way to trash a portfolio. (Name dropping alternative investments also doesn't help anyone)

Pretty well balanced and more importantly sensible RNS that doesn't make any overly bold claims.
What I do like is the mention of ongoing discussions with potential licencees outside of the US. A European/Asia deal would certainly help the SP back to the 30p plus mark. On the downside, it isnt going to happen in a matter of days so holders will have to simply wait and hope the SP remains level in the interim (fingers crossed we haven't got too many rainbow chasers currently holding any volume).

Its just a shame they had to drag the SP down from 130p to move on the rainbow chasers!
Im still in disbelief that the SP is where it is (10% of the value achieved when II's were throwing the kitchen sink at YU only 2 years ago) - I know that the accounting issues were a disaster but the end result is a significantly stronger company in a better financial position and a rock solid future (you wont find that on AIM to often).

As always the retail investors are last to know about news on AIM.
I think the firm upward movement signifies that some solid results are highly likely and those in the know are loading up to make very good money, very quickly.
Role on the days of £10 per share again (I am willing to wait)!

I'm amazed to see this flurry of sub £5k (retail holder) sales going through. We are only days away from seeing updated financials (prior to which the BoD have been making all the right noises) and potentially a very healthy re-rate.

I'm not entirely sure on the numbers but I seem to remember seeing some calculations last year that came to around 20% shares available to retail investors. The other 80% are held by either the directors and institutional investors.
Not a lot of shares available (As i found in December when trying to top up and on a number of occasions couldn't pick up shares at any volume or price)

Lets get this straight. The company is worth significantly more than the current SP.
The current SP just about covers the cash position and assets without accounting for the organisations potential (unlike many AIM listed entities priced solely on potential)
There are a number of significant holders stuck above £10 who hold north of 20% of the shares. A further 50% are owned by the Bobby Kalar. All of the institutions and BK will want to see the days of £10 again and will fight tooth and nail to get their.
Yes there was an accounting error (Deemed to be an error by the FCA). This is now long behind us and the SP is recovering thanks to the business growing, becoming more efficient and more profitable (we will find out to what extend in January).
IMHO the SP should at this stage be at least £5, however, the accounting error has understandably unnerved some long terms buyers which is why its taking its time to climb. When profitability is declared in January we may see a fight for shares and a significant rise of multiple hundreds of % thanks to low share availability.

Shame to see the rise slowing down, however, a steady rise will really help remove some of the volatility we have seen in recent months.
YU. is now financially more stable than 2 years ago and has grown significantly in the last 12 months to facilitate vastly improved profit levels which ultimately provides share holders with a more reason to be confident in seeing a return (even for those that took up shares in the £10 region). Onward and upward.

I have a feeling a few buyers will be throwing the kitchen sink at this. YU. Was worth over £10 per share a little over a year ago without the additional financial security they have now.
At £2-3 per share it only just covers the company's cash position and some of their fixed assets. Long way to go beyond that.

They will need to do a lot better than £2. Mr Kalar was sat on 50% of the shares at £10+ each not so long ago!

And the doom mongers told us there would be no positive news in the near future. Aahahahahaha.
I honestly hope they let the brakes off this today and we see some mega gains after the weeks ridiculous walk down (Some may even suggest the MM's new what was coming and harvested as many shares as possible before today's RNS)

BoD clearly aware of the clowns trying to force the SP downwards with their false rumours. Another load of tosh now put to bed so we can see the sustained rise as many had hoped for.

Given the recent interviews provided by the BoD they gave the impression that talks were already ongoing which leads me to believe IMM are not looking for a euro deal from a standing start, but rather have irons in the fire already.

I seriously hope a European licensing deal gets announced fairly soon and we can wave goodbye to the doom mongers. IMM is no doubt a long term investment if you want 6/7/8x your money, however in the mid term there will be plenty of opportunities to make good money (especially from this low point).