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Dip into close, although dummy sell price lifted a little just at the end.

Hopefully some news tomorrow or very soon to stimulate and re-invigorate the SP, get us back over 2p. Or 3p even better

GLA.

Read the RNS, they didn't sell anything. Their position changed merely because of the extra 1.4b shares admitted to trading.

Interesting read AHS.

Begs the question, why don't GST/Cake simply file for an application for a crypto licence, or at the very least update the one that Cake must already have, and allow them to continue trading?

Maybe not that easy. Maybe a bigger picture than it seems. It is a shame but pretty sure not a decision the BOD would have taken lightly.

It's hardly fair to blame Enki for this, all he did was post the news. If it hadn't been him it would have been someone else.

The market will decide how the SP responds as per.

@ oscar52 - I agree.

I had my 1st about 20 years ago. From memory the monitor was b&w and not great res, and the prep was Picolax - worst experience of my life!

This time had to take Plenvu, amazing how it turns your insides to water, so, so wrong. But the oscopy was amazing - colour, high def, patientscanner so the consultant and I could see exactly where the scope was. Would never have known I had a polyp without it.

Honestly, some of the tech the NHS has these days, small wonder it costs so much to run but so worth it.

OBD's new test just another weapon in the fight against cancer, can't be bad thing.

@ janebolacha - good to hear your daughter is in remission, I'm sure we all wish here well.

This sounds like excellent news from OBD. For what it's worth, I had a colonoscopy yesterday as a follow up to a positive FIT test. It's an intrusive and uncomfortable procedure but currently the only way to find anything that may be lurking. In my case all was clear except for a small polyp, that should be ok but I won't know for a couple of weeks.

If a blood-based NST can detect CRC and polyps and avoid a colonoscopy, at least in the early stages, that can only be a good thing.

Price and spread just dropped 1.75 - 1.80.

Could pull back after yesterdays late surge, especially as no news from GST this morning?

If so, they are maintaining a ridiculous spread 1.77 - 1.85.

Too big a gap surely?

Thanks Enki, yes, could be, who knows?

If I was a cynic I'd say that was a dirty trick to play!! Oh hang on, I AM a cynic.

Seriously, who buys £4 worth of shares in this?

That's one strategy Massive. I never know what the heck I'm doing!

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He should have waited a little longer - price to buy on HL just dropped to 1.7215.

1.725 definitely a buy @ 09:11.

It appears Massive just bought 579.159 shares @ 1.725p. Shows as a sell tough, typical LSE.

Pay attention Arthur.

Nice work @ 8:30 M96.

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Clontarf Energy 7.29b.

Mcap..... on second thoughts, not a great example, sorry.

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IAG has 4.84b @ £3.30 if that helps.

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The agreement for Borzon is an 8 year exploration term - 8 years! - with contracted expenditure for the full term of $14.9 million.

Hands up anyone who wants to wait another 8 years to see what happens there, assuming there are no lengthy issues with permits, land access, exploitation licences and such, and where exactly are PM going to find $14.9 million? Down the back of a bloody massive sofa? Or raise after dilutive raise?

And who in their right mind would want to farm-in on this given Matad's performance so far? Clontarf Energy maybe?

It hasn't gone well this far, I really can't see it getting any better any time soon. Or any time. Ever.

But who knows, maybe I'm completely wrong on all of this and will wish I hadn't sold? Hmm...

I have a horrible feeling that a placing will be unavoidable and like Doc says, the dilution will be brutal if not totally catastrophic.

6 years since discovery and although producing - in less than favourable quantity - they still haven't and can't sell a drop of it. If and when they do the revenue possibly won't even cover costs, especially now Matad seem to have taken on even more.

It has now become a question of patience and luck imo, how patient you are (how many more months or possibly years to get a ROI) and/or how lucky you feel.

I didn't feel either patient any longer, or particularly lucky, so sold out. Time will tell if that was the "real deal" or not.

GLA.

If I was you jpp, I'd find a decent fixed rate ISA and stick it in there for a year or 2, I wish I had!

Capital safe, guaranteed return, no stress of watching share price go up and down, sometimes seemingly for no reason at all.

Hindsight's a wonderful thing.

You feeling ok PubCrawl? lol