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Can not be right with PEN!
Usually 5-6%

@Jab1tt - Trellus - was that not divested by EKF rather than Renx?
Also likely IPO listing for Trellus - probably organising it.

Cheers guys.
For newbies here - stock's got to be an absolute bargain.
And yes, I believe in the power of sulphurane and it's effect on the NRF2 pathway.
Sometime ago, was well into Dr Gregor - https://nutritionfacts.org/
The power of the cruciferous plant!

Yes indeed - he legged it - chickened out last minute.
Rephrase 84p not 90p - sellers very frustrating -
Same thing happens in DEST, TILS (I hold Evg and Dnl|)

Last few days - PI's have been on "sell on good news" mode with bioscience companies.
DNL, DEST, TILS - all with good news. All sold.

@ Kingalf - but it's below the placement value.
Can't see any warrants etc. So whoever is dumping is make losses?

@Dulyred - I think they came out with the prelims early - since RNS in Feb 21 was for the year ended 31 December 2020

Hey Moneymunch - relying on you being the resident expert here mate - do you know who is selling below 8p?
SP does not appear ever to be at these low levels yet someone is selling - when the company is cashed up.
Were warrants issued in the past?
Cheers

Current SP is a bit mad - this is their IPO price.
MV is not reflective of their quality, clients, CAGR.

Likely to be the previous shareholders of the Reverse TakeOver shell?

What the British management have to do is get out of the way of the appointed American head and allow him to do his job.
To date, STX current management have demonstrated amongst many characteristics - indecisiveness, passiveness, lack of ambition and leadership.
I hope the US appointed head possesses an American "go and get them" attitude and that he is sufficiently financially motivated to do so for LTH.
They certainly have the product.
We would have expected the hard bit is over with the FDA approval.
Really time for STX to grab the market by the short and curlies and give suffering LTH something to shout for.

Why is this stock so unloved?

@Dulyred - are they? I was expecting them in May 21 - Per TU 11th Feb 21
The Board will outline our growth plans for 2021 and beyond in more detail with the publication of our full year accounts, expected to be announced in May 2021.

It's like a jigsaw puzzle -
The pieces are
- Appoints an NED - former GM of Apple Europe.
- 1st time in company's history - EBITDA positive in Q4.
- Crapy / Excess costs significantly reduced
- Biggest deal signed over £1mn p.a. with IQONCIQ
- Appointment of additional specialist staff from Activision and other established players.
- Man Utd selects Gfin for project
- John expects more big deals like IQONIQ forthcoming over the next months (which means for someone who is careful with words, Gfin must already be in negotiations with such parties).
- End of lockdown - sponsors + events return = more $$$
- Long term shareholder increases stake
- Formation of a GDM, a division that is immediately revenue generating and expected to derive £2mn p.a. revenue with high gpm.
- Acquisition of Epicstream and being able to increase customer use

i have probably missed out a few more pieces.

Now put the pieces together and what do you get? It should be very obvious -
=
$$$$

A long term holder in Gfin increases their stake substantially only means 1 thing. They expect big things from Gfin.
John the CEO strikes me as someone who is pretty careful with what he says and it is so obvious given what he is saying in two most recent interviews - he only expects revenue to substantially increase from hereon and for Gfin to reach consistent profit very very soon.

Cheers FK1

Fantastic publicity!

https://wjla.com/amp/news/local/they-are-selling-fake-vaccines-expert-warns-of-spike-in-suspected-vaccine-fraud?utm_content=159952418&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&hss_channel=tw-1685619204

Guys I am doing more research on this co.

W.r.t cashewnuts, do they have the technical ability and knowhow to produce these.
Also, what is the time frame for actual production.

Thanks guys.

.."ext. What's the story behind divi and High Court?.."

I am an accountant, albeit a rusty one who has not practised for ages and forgotten GAAP.
The gist I believe is here https://www.icpa.org.uk/news/503725/Unlawful-dividends-What-are-the-consequences.htm
Unless you like the techy bean counting stuff (which I avidly dislike) and cutting a long story short for a layman - it's to make the div ex specie legit - period !
In short, leave it in the hands of the company secretary / accountants. Just technicalities.

John Clarke has already demonstrated a clear path + people in place to profitability.
He has not been shy in cutting costs.
What more can you ask for in a bona fide turnaround.