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Has anyone checked if Halifax allow us to hold NASDAQ shares; if not I will ask

Has it told us anything we didn't know?

Excellent, thank you both. It's encouraging to know that we are starting from such a low base and the magnitude of the potential growth in value.

Thank you Jimzi, these valuable benefits were not clear in the Linkedin post

"Don't forget ProAxis is valued at zero!!"
Not strictly true, the 2020 annual report lists fair value of our 95% stake at £3.5m

https://scr.zacks.com/news/news-details/2021/TLSA-Foralumab-Now-in-CAR-T-article/default.aspx

Also their initial research document April 2021 https://s27.q4cdn.com/906368049/files/News/2021/Zacks_SCR_Research_04122021_TLSA_Vandermosten.pdf
Hopefully to be updated soon

I have been trying to understand the actual market cap of Hutchmed for a while and would be grateful if anyone could cast some light on the question.
The HutchMed website lists the market capitalisation for all three markets:
GBP 5,289.93
US$ 7,410.66
HK$ 56,788.91
what I want to know is, is the Hutchmed market cap the sum of all three markets? Or given that an identical number of shares is listed in Hong Kong as in London and the market cap figures are almost the same, can one assume the market cap of HK plus London is £5,289.93 because these are the same shares. So what about America? Do we add that sum to arrive at the total market cap - or are they also the same shares but in ADR form? Useful in understanding where we might be heading over the next couple of years, thank you.
SS

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/market-news/schedule-one-greenroc-mining-plc/15122183

I presume in mid September Greenroc will gave its own board on LSE

Captures the exhalations of patients: it is hard to see the practical benefit this piece of kit confers (apart from the utterly trivial "greenhouse" gases). "on a global scale in terms of climate change and sustainability" Has the world gone mad?

It's not Aquis per se but that you get to deal only through companies like HL, that's the real problem. No online dealing and no real prices. One may as well be placing orders by second class mail and settling with a cheque so far as they are concerned, no attempt to embrace the 21st Century

I tried buying as I realised I have pitifully few when with a 4% rise I was just £200 ahead. Failed to do so on Halifax but will keep trying

Thank you.

How much of PDSB do we own?

If you'll excuse me I'll quote from the positive sentiment of Christopher Wood's (Jefferies) Greed & Fear published yesterday as this appears relevant to us:
"There has been a bit of a rebound in the battered Chinese equity class this week. Confidence has been somewhat revived by a flurry of announcements over the past weekend which suggest that the mainland authorities care about the stock market and also want to encourage continued foreign investment into Chinese equities. This is important given the prevailing sentiment amongst many foreigners last week that President Xi Jinping has launched a full-scale attack on capitalism and wants to turn private-sector companies into SOEs."
"It is further worth highlighting, on a related subject, that an interview with Eddie Yue, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, was featured prominently in the mainland press on Monday (see Xinhua article: “HKMA chief says Hong Kong resilient as global financial hub”, 23 August 2021). The interview highlighted a point made here several times before, in terms of the ongoing important role to be played by Hong Kong as an offshore centre in the context of China’s continuing closed capital account."
"Meanwhile it is also worth noting that Joseph Yam, who ran the Hong Kong Monetary Authority for 16 years
until 2009, on Monday floated the idea of allowing investors to trade the 58 constituent stocks of the Hang
Seng Index in renminbi. He was speaking at a briefing in Hong Kong led by Beijing officials on China’s 14th
Five-Year plan."
"Another important development over the weekend, and an unexpected one so far as GREED & fear is concerned, is the news that the CSRC is working on a plan to try and resolve the impasse on the accounting issue for US-listed China ADRs (see South China Morning Post article: “China’s securities regulator signals willingness to work with US over audit inspections”, 21 August 2021). The proposal is apparently for joint audits which would, potentially, allow Chinese listed ADRs to comply with the rules set down by America’s Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), and therefore remove the delisting risk stemming from the Accelerating Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act.This was passed by the Senate in late June and is awaiting a House of Representatives vote. Remember that the present situation is that 248 US-listed Chinese companies face being delisted if they do not confirm to these auditing requirements within three years, and
the deadline will be shortened to two years if the above-mentioned bill is enacted, as discussed at length recently."

Strontium, is that the price HL quote as market price or their offer price to sell? I have often thought HL seemed guilty of criminal prices both in terms of their bid and offer when I have tried to buy and sell. I cannot stand them especially the oily Mr Hargreaves. But Halifax who I normally use do not cover the full gamut unfortunately.

...on Nasdaq
looks rosy
https://www.tradingview.com/x/cyPodbze/

We should consider ourselves lucky, our neighbours Anglesey are down 7% today on no news...!

Up 12% and no RNS, no comments...
Wassup?

Trinity Delta have issued a new brief update note:-
which reminds us that Taiwan is included in this "Greater China" deal...

Jeremiah, I think the key to success here is not the number of holes drilled as what the results showed. And the thickness of the graphite beds was in several of the holes greater than anticipated. It has to be said the absence of data from sites C and D is disappointing. They have not said when the next drilling programme will take place. June 2022??