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Long term hold for me. Big company with a solid performance and a divi..

Stuck in this range until we get financing sorted . The sooner the better. More info on the manufacturing side would be appreciated...

Ticking along nicely at the moment..

Broker recommendations are quite conservative at the moment and the sp seems in limbo. But, with a fair wind we might see a spike ! Anyone's guess. G.l.

This is a long termer so be prepared to wait for years. More funds needed soon so some dilution is on the cards. Trials are years from completion, if successful. Perhaps a small punt ! Anyone's guess..

To say "it always happens when good results come out, how many times do WE have to remind investors it's already factored in before the RNS!!" Who are WE ? That made me chuckle. Is it only me or has anyone else evere seen a share rise after an rns ? Bless..

Been watching for a while but now wondering what it's going to take to move this up to pre brexit price. This was a very positive rns with great results yet it has gone nowhere today. To buy or not to buy?

As you say Oxb has been around for many a year and no doubt will be for many years to come but unfortunately it's sp is in the toilet ! The next fundraising will be interesting and may shed some light on how the manufacturing is proceeding. They also have a big loan that will need to be dealt with in the future...if past performance is anything to go by we are in diffs :-)

It ain't up at 13p now ! Look to the future not the past..g.l.

Not this week :-)

Frequently testing that 4p level...

Yep, spot on with your assumptions... I would hope that the manufacturing side will see a significant upside if not this year surely in 2017. Maybe to late to make any real difference in 2016. We might see Vulpes step in again if they see future value. Even a further £15 million won't cause a massive dilution in the scheme of things. Would give the sp a real lift if the manufacturing started to subsidise the trials. At least for the time being we are still in the 4's

Can't break and hold that 30p .

Brexit must have effected China, North America and South American markets, not to mention Brexit was also the primary cause of the last recession when Ford nearly went bust. Brexit is possibly to blame for the low price of oil and we haven't even touched on World Hunger and global warming. Brexit has little or nothing to do with Fords problems but is a very handy excuse ! This has been an ongoing issue for Ford and did not magically happen in June! On the other hand Brexit is totally to blame for Avivas' woeful sp since June.

The rns was very scant on fincancial detail. I think the manufacturing side was planned to be completely self sufficient and profit making which would in time help pay for the trial and research side. Time will tell, but I'm sure they didn't spend this vast sum ( loan) without doing their sums correctly. Some projected financials would perhaps be helpful to bolster the sp if indeed the manufacturing is going as planned.

Under his terms of employment one third of his wages on a monthly basis are used to purchase shares. An incentive to grow the so. On the other hand he may end up with a huge amount of cheap shares..!

Hi...half expected to be in the teens now after Brexit. Pleasantly surprised..long may it continue.

But still climbing !!!

This week should be interesting. Will we drop into the 3's or rise back to our old trading range the mid 4's ? Vulpes have not made any significant purchases recently. They must be under pressure as their paper profits drop through the floor. They may pick up a few cheap shares in a placing !

The larger manufacturing plant was commissioned with the thought process that there was the need for it and that it would be able to run at a profit so we maybe pleasantly surprised if and when we get an update ! It's early days but it's obviously a sizeable operation . Still huge cash burn due to its trials and research. No doubt Oxb will find further funding but at what cost ?