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Hi Vienna. Not that it matters particularly, but I obtained the free float percentage from another website I use, which stated 860,859,050 shares in issue and free float 327,738,423 giving 38.1%. I have not checked these figures, but the website is usually very reliable. Let's hope for a rise in the SP on Monday. Nice pick up on Friday afternoon after getting rid of a few sellers augurs well.

Hi Animal - I have just bought into SMA both because of the potential of the new venture the company have said they will be acquiring and the positive chart. If you look back to October 2015, the SP spiked at 1.75p and there is a resistance level of 1p from early November. My chart indicates the potential for a 1.3p to 1.4p SP in the next 6 weeks and taking into account the small free float of 38.1% and what tends to happen with such companies with new ventures, I am hopeful we will reach that figure. If the update is good and comes at the right time we could have the SP shoot straight through the 1p resistance level and onwards to 1.35p before consolidation. Charts do help to indicate what may happen, but they have to be backed up by the company's prospects and they certainly look exciting.

Have been looking at what the Diabetic Boot Company have been doing since it was announced that LIFE intends to arrange an RTO with them. From their website for they say the following:- Autumn is traditionally 'busy season' for congresses and exhibitions. As healthcare professionals and business folk return to their desks and clinics after the summer, calendars are often full of symposia and conferences at which to share ideas, information and the latest research. PulseFlow Technologies is no different and our calendar for the autumn is looking pretty hectic! Next week we'll be attending the Nordic Diabetic Foot congress in Copenhagen, Denmark, and exhibiting at the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC) Fall meeting in Las Vegas, USA - a multidisciplinary forum for all members of the wound care team and the first outing for our new booth! Our European team will then turn their focus to the Pisa International Diabetic Foot Course, which combines lectures and in-clinic training, while our US team set up for Desert Foot in Phoenix, Arizona, focussing on both diabetes-related and non-diabetes-related lower limb pathologies. Then, in November, it's on to Medica in Dusseldorf, Germany - the world's leading trade fair for the medical industry - and Diabetes Professional Care in London, UK. The Pisa International DF Course was held between 12 and 15 October and the company are currently at the Desert Foot Conference which is on between 19 and 22 October. So the publicity goes on and DBC were a sponsor of the Pisa event. Back in February 2016, Les Lindsay the CEO of DBC advised Master Investor that they gained the green light, FDA 510k clearance, in December 2015, which was a huge milestone for them. The next biggest challenge was to get final sign-off on a US reimbursement rate at a high enough level. He guessed that they were now 85% through that process, so a very significant short-term milestone was to have that rate approved by CMS/Medicare before May 2016. That meant that they had clearance to market and a reimbursement rate to go forth and multiply in the DFU plague present in the USA. After the USA, with existing regulatory affairs clearances (CE mark etc.) he looked for significant revenues coming from Distribution partners already signed up. All of the above was dependent upon ramping up production capacity in the short term, and they were probably 90% complete on that, awaiting formal contracts being signed up. They were to commission large scale cost effectiveness / health economics studies in 2016, and anticipated reporting by 2017. My thought is that that might link in with the RTO perhaps being before the year end. It looks quite an exciting prospect and I am hopeful that shareholders, of which I and my wife are, will see a material increase in our investment.

Why did you invest in PLMO? I am sure it wont have been to just wait and see. But please could you and Pelamis sort something out with this company. I know patience is necessary with some AIM investments but I am getting cheesed off with this one. I won't sell because there is always that chance that the day after I do, they announce an RTO. But, please!

It did seem strange to have the CULN conversion price below the 5p placing price, but they were raising 6 times as much by the CULN route and one assumes that Peterhouse's clients are probably involved in both so maybe they would take an average. Who knows - certainly not me! Whether or not that is the case, to buy the shares at the current SP seems like a no brainer with an almost definite profit once the RTO is arranged.

What may be holding this back is that if my calculations are correct, the CULN holders may convert into shares at 3.45p. The question is to what extent those holders will then want to sell their resulting shares. One would expect the SP to rise above 3.45p when the RTO details are announced, which would enable the CULN holders to sell in the market. So long as the RTO investment is seen by the market to be a winner, I would expect sufficient buyers to absorb the sales by the CULN holders and then it can rise further. Peterhouse need the shares to rise to 5p to recover the initial £100k. Hopefully, we will have a Mercom style rise. I may be quite wrong with my thoughts on this. In a few weeks time, we shall know! Anyone else willing to share their views on this?

I do note that his boutique equity firm Guild-Ventures appears to have only been founded this February, but he had 5 years experience with Coutts & Co, where inter alia he was responsible for identifying, shortlisting, conducting due diligence and subsequently onboarding Third Party Funds for the Asia Platform of the bank. I was wrong to refer to him as CEO. As the RNS states he has been appointed as an executive director. I note from Guild-Ventures website that he has a fellow director in Charles Goodfellow of Peterhouse who's specialty areas are stated to be oil & gas, cleantech renewable & technology space. May be a red herring, but no doubt we shall see in due course.

A problem that the company has at present is the low SP for the 'investors' to realise their shares or CULNs if they wish. I am sure that Peterhouse (with the shares it now has) and the new CEO will be working overtime to find an attractive proposition so that the SP can be pushed up above the 5p level at which the placing took place. From that point of view, this share must be well worth holding.

Hi draft; it would make a change for me as I normally invest in the mining sector. The new guy is certainly young, but with a wealth of experience behind him already it would appear. I am assuming that the Salim Group who are the ultimate parent of Tengri are not interested in using the company for one of their interests, combined with Robust selling on some of their shares. Would not surprise me to see Robust realising the whole of their shareholding at the time of the RTO or before to raise more funds.

This is a time to hold for the RTO. We know that this can sometimes take time but I suspect that it will not take too long for a prospect to be announced. The Balance Sheet has now been tidied up and all the Bod's efforts will be spent in working on the RTO and they may already have prospects in mind. More often than not, an RTO produces an increased SP within a short space of time and buying now will get you in on the ground floor so to speak.

Could someone please tell me how I can incorporate a link to a .png chart in a posting and am I allowed to do so. Also concerned re showing the website used to produce the chart. Is that okay. Thanks in advance.

Pleased to have managed to buy at 3.22 for one of my grand-daughters, which was quite a surprise. The transaction at 16.13 was mine. Then tried again for my second but mms were not interested even offering 3.55. The free float is so small that it is very difficult to trade.

Hi Martin, the shares were placed at 5p because the company did not want to reorganise its share capital. It is stated in the last RNS. As an investor was prepared to pay 5p even though it was only for £100K does suggest that they would expect the SP to rise to at least that so that they can sell those shares, presuming they would wish to do so; I understand that is commonly the case with placings. That is why I expect the SP to reach at least 5p. Then normally an RTO adds further value to the company and leads to a higher SP. That was my reasoning . What price it may go to who knows; it depends on the perceived value of the RTO.

Tengri is ultimately owned by an Indonesian conglomerate The Salim Group as Tengri's parent Robust Resources Ltd is a subsidiary of The Salim Group. With them in ultimate control and their material mining interests, TEN is certainly one to watch and a company which may well have injected into it via an RTO one of The Salim Group's resources. No doubt we will hear soon regarding the fund raising and hopefully with The Salim Group's connections, there should be little problem in doing so. Hopefully, the terms of the convertible notes and the warrants will not be a weight on Tengri's SP. Because the Bod of Tengri did not want to spend money on reorganising the share capital of the company to raise the initial £100K and therefore placed new shares at 5p, I feel confident that the SP after the RTO will be end up comfortably above 5p. Compare that with the SP now and IMHO there is only profit to be made here.

Here we go again. SP rising. Remember shares were placed at 5p not recently so buy now whilst the SP is below.

With further news of the RTO to come and with shares having been placed at 5p recently, now is the time to buy. Selling now is just throwing away such a good opportunity. Only benefit is that it may not cost so much to buy. But at this level a real bargain.

Agree Bckttsim. I purchased on 12 September before there was any suggestion of activity as they had until 1 December to do something and found the market very thin and made the SP rise by buying sufficient for myself and my wife at 2.75 and 2.90, one after the other. Even though the SP fell later that day and fell again in the 2 weeks after, in the knowledge that TEN was owned by Robust who in turn were owned by the Salim Group, the large Asian conglomerate and the BoD had said they would be aiming for and RTO, I held. Sure enough that is what was announced earlier this week and in jump the speculators and the SP rose to 4p. I was tempted to sell and make a quick profit and with the benefit of hindsight I should have as the SP has roughly returned to the position on the day I invested and I could have repurchased at this level. The degree of profit taking did surprise me, but I guess most PIs were in and out of it on the day for a quick buck. It must be reasonably certain that any further fund raising by way of placing in connection with an RTO will be at 5p at least. It is a bargain now and funds permitting I shall add to my holding early next week, whilst there are few trades. Whether I sell on the next spike who knows; perhaps sell half? Will you be doing the same?

RNS was promised before suspension tomorrow morning. Directors are leaving it to the last possible moment it seems. Let's hope it says that they are nearing a proposed investment rather than a bland statement to say still looking at various possibilities. It would encourage shareholders!

I understand that the company has 6 months from suspension to arrange an RTO/investment before the AIM listing is cancelled. I am not aware of any other deadline, but I stand to be corrected.

Can't believe the deafly hush! Nobody taking positions ahead of the news pre suspension on Thursday morning? I suppose everyone has decided to wait and see.