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today is reassuring that the business is still going in the right direction. The share price has not moved though, but could this be because we still have a big seller off-loading ?

jolly this board is no longer active - new board MCM showing trades today, but with a much reduced sp

so now we are trading (09am) at 34p/36p which equates to 1.7p/1.8p in "old money". Who was saying this consolidation would not make any difference to the share price ??

Agree with everything you have said. I have said that I am fully invested a few times now also, but can't resist having another nibble every time we drop more than full1p. I have a few hundred thousand of these so it doesn't make good reading when I look at Cost / Value at the moment, but hope that the new "Team" can turn this around in the not to distant future.

just looked at my holding on the Broker web-page and WOW, I have 500,000 shares valued at 42p each (ha-ha-ha). Looks like the new price has been applied but not the consolidation of the shares - don't think if I would get £210,000 if I tried to sell them now.

re-starts on the 7th (tomorrow) according to an email I have received from my Broker.

The CFO who has resigned was only here 11 months, BUT, looks like he was 'on board' to oversee the Acquisition with his experience of such matters. However, at the end of that RNS it's good to see the company has stated " Current trading remains in line with Board expectations."

I think this share has disappointed quite a few of us as of late. Let's hope the new CEO can turn the sp around before too long. What I can't understand is why the company have not updated the market one way or another of just what is happening at the moment. Most companies that experience a continuous falling share price would put out an RNS in the hope that it would support the sp.

will this go before we get some share rising news is the question. I see on 27th October there was a 'buy' trade as low as 8.15p for 25000+, so let's hope we don't go lower than that. We are now back up to a full compliment in the Board Room by the looks of things, but without some good news then I feel this is certainly a medium to long term investment from these prices.

Well we have now got a CEO again and the new CEO (Steve Couldwell) has an impressive CV. Let's hope we see a share price that moves back up again pretty quick.

nomlungu, don't hold your breath for a reply, as I have emailed them 5 times in the past year and have never had a reply yet !!

With the greatest respect to you Jantand, then I think we will see the market start to reduce the "new" share price after consolidation within months, possibly within weeks. It has happened to every company share I have held that has followed the consolidation route, so I don't see it will be any different here - only time will tell. Anyway, the company has to get the "big boys" to vote in favour of this move first, but I expect Mr Brown has already sounded them out on this point, and we will see it happen.

all started from small acorns. The seeds have been sown here and looks like they are taking root. Sit back and hope this acorn turns into a Mighty Oak, but it will take time. Would be nice to load right up now at these prices, but not every acorn turns into a Mighty Oak, so be speculative, but not too greedy. I have a self imposed limit of 250,000 shares, already reached, at this early stage in the companies life, but may add more when the branches start to grow. GLA.

My Gut feeling is that as the mm's are probably aware of what is coming in tomorrows RNS (28th) and have brought the price down a tad already. (hope I am totally wrong though). I am very tempted to add a few more to "round up" my holding, but having falling foul of mm's tactics before then the sensible head is saying "wait and see what tomorrows news brings.

It will be even more interesting when we can read an article that states that Coal of Africa has ramped up coal production and will be in profit during the next quarter, thus rewarding all it’s long term suffering shareholders. What the company has been good at though, is attracting suspensions due to environmental groups set on stopping progress toward production for one reason or another. For quite a while it’s all “jam tomorrow” which must be testing every shareholders patience by now.

Tissue Regenix Group plc ("Tissue Regenix" or the "Company") Result of General Meeting and Total Voting Rights Leeds, 8 August 2017 - Tissue Regenix (AIM:TRX) is pleased to announce that at the General Meeting held earlier today, all the proposed resolutions set out in the circular dated 21 July 2017, including those necessary to implement the Offer and the Acquisition announced by the Company on 20 July 2017, were duly passed. Accordingly, the Company has applied to the London Stock Exchange for 400,000,000 New Ordinary Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM ("Admission"). It is expected that Admission will occur at 8.00 a.m. on 9 August 2017. Following admission of the 400,000,000 New Ordinary Shares to trading on AIM, the total number of Ordinary Shares with voting rights in issue will be 1,161,068,755. Upon admission, the New Ordinary Shares will be issued, credited as fully paid and will rank pari passu in all respects with the existing Ordinary Shares of the Company. Unless expressly defined in this announcement, all capitalised terms used in this announcement have the meanings stated in the announcement made on 20 July 2017. For more Information: Tissue Regenix Group plc Tel: 07920 272 441 Caitlin Pearson, Corporate Communications Director

Would be very nice to see a bounce, and even nice to see the back of Mooiplaats. Am currently holding more shares than I should, which is stopping me buying anymore just yet, or at least until we see some upward sustained movement. Looking back over the years and see that on 24th June 2008 the highest trade of the day was 227.00p and look at where we are now........!!

it's been since we've had any meaningful sp rise. April to June 2016 we actually went from (approximately) 2p to 5p, and basically it's been downhill ever since. Today Mr Brown has mentioned in the quarterly report that he is hoping the shareholders will see some, quote, "near term benefits"..............................!!! Anyone hazard a guess as how long "near term" will be - yawn, yawn ??

I think you are shafted right up to the hilt as the saying goes. We can only hope that initially the SP slips to around 10p over the next few days so as we can load up as well. Tomorrow morning should be interesting as you say.

Company raising £40M via placing with Institutional Investors only (very disappointing) at 10p a share to acquire CellRight Technologies. Looks like the ordinary pi is not being invited to participate. If the SP comes down to the placing price of around 10p then I shall be topping up quite heavily given the chance, as this is looking like the share to be holding for the future.