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"Abusing the system" - omg what a laugh! The few times that I log into here it's guaranteed that you'll be on spouting your nonsense or whinging about other posters abusing you. I work for a living - what do you actually do with your life apart from your obsession on here day in day out? serious question? You switch from "it won't work" to "it might work but won't get commercialised in time" to a more recent iteration of "I think it will be successful but only in the longer-term". It's just amusing to see you trip yourself up without even realising you've done it. So fake. IMHO of course.

There's no such position as "independent" where money is concerned.

Re, DB note - ask yourself - cui bono?? Who makes money from you selling.

These Investor Meets have never ended well in the past in so far as the SP is concerned. Given the current position I'm definitely living in hope about this one and that AS can buck his previous trend! Will he make any reference to his "value inflexion point" or whatever it was he said from the one last year................

Which begs the question, what is Simon Bennett actually doing??!! Anyone recall what the salary is for this post?

Nicepair - imho the best thing to try to do is time the next repeat cycle to your own benefit. Buy when this drops to low/mid 40s which I think it will and sell into the rise when prospective "news" gets flogged around again over the next few months.

Touk - it’s more the unexpected than the expected. The “news” is probably just as manipulated as everything else on AIM. Those “ in the know” who buy in on this raise will most likely already know what news is in the pipeline so that they can be assured of a profitable exit in the near future. I give you HE1 as a perfect example!

D-Gee - if the same thing happens here I'll be tempted to buy in - but it's a massive gamble and the old adage good money after bad etc. In many ways, you're really just trying to bet on the manipulation of the sp rather than the prospects of the company unfortunately that's how it works!

Unless rthey're suffering from some complete disconnect, the BOD must feel immense embarrassment about the £65ks

Touk - that's not necessarily true. If you look at HE1 as a very recent and similar example - share price crashed over a period of time, raise at a very low price, similar reaction/sentiment to that raise as we're seeing on here now. And then within weeks and out of the blue it multi-bags from the raise price. Those that either bought in shortly after the raise or were part of it end up quids in. The same could easily happen here.

Kevin - the elephant in the room though looking at these RNS - do the directors believe in it?!!!

Wyndrum - just something for others to consider on here when reading your posts. Particularly given that you don't attach any value to any positive comments made by AS in interviews/updates and that you readily dismiss any talk of other interested parties and/or anything transformational. Here's a comment you made on the HE1 board recently about one of their updates:-

"I liked the "we are reaching out" to other interested parties comment.

Got to be a JV, hasn't it?

(I liked the Potential transformational SP, too) :0) ".

Hmmmm so you're clearly not agenda driven at all then. Do you see the inconsistencies??!!

WatchMaverick - talking of burying your head in the sand and your obvious investing expertise - care to tell us how well your November comments on RENE have aged?! You being such a source of wisdom and all that.

Gje - that’s quite easy to answer. The likes of Thorn and Wyndrum along with all of the others who posted yesterday talk the share down until it reaches a level where they buy back in. Then their comments become more neutral and very subtly encouraging in an effort to recover the sp. Look back at their posting history. The mugs who sold up yesterday and no doubt lost money deserve to imho. The old adage about the transfer of money from the impatient can be seen here on a repeat cycle!

Timster - I agree with what you say to an extent. But it doesn’t address the potential issue of dilution. That can’t be ignored as a concern for current shareholders but obviously not one for employees of the company.

Dibbs - given your comments, would you consider buying in at any lower price or are you asserting that it’s a busted flush!

There seems to be a lot of wild suggestions going on about why this guy is payroll rather than remaining g freelance. Unfortunately it’s likely to be the much more banal reason that IR35 requires anyone holding a statutory post to be on the payroll.

Wyndrum - this latest comment of yours is truly pathetic. I’ve taken note of one or two of your comments in the past but this smacks of complete desperation. Your desire to cast a negative slant on anything is quite frankly irrational.

It's like groundhog day with this share. It moves up in anticipation of each and every presentation day/supposed inflection point and the bb is full of the "watch the sp fly now/this is the moment for us" type comments. Then AS opens his mouth on the day and the sp tanks. On the day in question there's various posters who defend the presentation and blame the mm etc etc for the drop as the day progresses. By the next day they seemingly vanish and vacate the space to be taken over by those who deride the company and change the tack to "one for the bottom drawer/jam tomorrow" type narrative. It's actually a trader's dream and I'm sure that this whole cycle will get repeated yet again over the next six months. I often wonder whether the same people rampers and derampers are actually all the same people just under different user names, such is the apparent coordination of the exchanges!

I’d say that as we approach the update day/release of information, some PIs will be seeing this as a binary moment, a sh*t or bust moment, which it isn’t necessarily at all. But with that in mind, there will be plenty who have a last minute panic and sell up just in case the news isn’t as good as expected. For no rational reason other than fear unfortunately.