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Can you explain your logic behind thinking that has got anything to do with it?

Ok this does not make sense. If there is material info at risk of being leaked why has LBPS trading opened as normal on Nasdaq

They requested the suspension from Aim. Maybe they are unable to request from Nasdaq?

If LBPS is going to start trading as normal maybe it's not a big deal?

Pre market order for 2000 shares went through at 1pm our time

Still no SEC filing.

Where's that little ****stain magmanus?

From what I can see EUA suspended stock pending announcement in May.

Restored 2 days later and the only announcement I can see they made was appointing a new director

Funnily enough Forte Biosciences claim to have about $40m.

Could it be a merger with them arranged by Oliveira?

So is LBPS suspended too? Can't see any SEC filing yet

Good luck guys. I sincerely hope it's some good buyout news

And just like that Revolut have added BNPL to the super app for their Irish customers.

All the knocking of Klarna is interesting (Barclays have just issued a report with StepChange talking about the deleterious effects of BNPL that conveniently overlooks the impact of overdraft charges and credit cards on consumers) despite all the major banks looking to enter the sector.

No doubt they are leaning on regulators to deliver rules that favour them and impact the likes of Klarna.

NatWest expect to deliver BNPL later this year. You can understand why the banks are keen to knock the likes of Klarna as they must be seeing a reduction in clients using overdrafts and credit cards to make forward purchases.

https://www.raconteur.net/finance/payments/banks-look-for-growth-in-buy-now-pay-later-market/

https://www.bloomberg.com/professional/blog/buy-now-pay-later-fintechs-enjoying-u-k-banks-8-billion-lunch/

Interestingly, Thought Machine have just launched Vault Payments, which would enable the likes of Lloyds to launch BNPL without relying on integration with their legacy systems

https://www.ft.com/content/2c0028ad-72a7-4176-8922-6729f6a3cc75

References valuation issues faced by consumer facing fintechs and challenger banks like Klarna, Sumup and Freetrade.

Suggests business software fintechs like Thought Machine and Form3 much more likely to have more stable or increased valuations.

Doesn't mention Revolut strangely, who you would think would be a prime target for their argument on excessive valuations.

A lot of algos are programned to sell when a stock drops below 200 day moving average so clearly the decline here has been exacerbated by the high frequency trades.

They are forming the vast bulk of the trades. They can also be programmed to respond to other factors like spikes in the VIX index.

A 50% drop in the SP is odd given that none of the institutional holders have issued notices of reductions in their holdings.

You are Rocket79 with a new account aren't you?

Decent interview with the Allplants founder

https://www.ft.com/content/f02bf703-ba52-4078-80bd-318416b3c3d3

Says they are taking on a lot of new staff.

I think you would be surprised how much profit can be made from selling very low cost ingredients like lentils and tofu.

Vegans also need to spend a lot of time ensuring they can get the right nutrients and preparing food so definitely a market for it and they are also targeting people wanting to cut their meat and fish consumption.

But you haven't posted anywhere for 16 months.

Did you have to go into hiding or have you hacked one of the dormant LSE accounts

Why did you post nothing on your account for nearly 16 months and now you can't stop talking?

So you don't actually know anything then?

https://tech.eu/2022/06/22/irelands-open-unboxes-26-million-as-corporate-gifting-makes-a-triumphant-return/