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Yes it certainly seems that way - it makes complete sense of course, especially when the share price has a long way to recover.

I found the below link to Simon Thomson’s note from earlier this month, it’s got some really useful information in it.

https://pdfs.investorschronicle.co.uk/IC_Alpha_Simon_100567.pdf

The following quote is especially relevant to newsflow management;

“In aggregate, the six directors were paid £762,000 in remuneration in 2019, not an unreasonable sum. They also own 21.8 per cent of the issued share capital worth £15.4m, so it’s the investment upside from their shareholdings that provides the greatest financial incentive rather than salaries, thus aligning their interests with those of outside shareholders.”

Have just listened to the call from yesterday & agree that this appears to be a game changer. Once the profit taking is out of the way we should see a resumption of the rise back towards fair value. Mentioned that the interims would be published in the next few weeks which should be the next share price driver. Then I would expect a trading update to flag that we'll significantly exceed forecasts...

I reckon Jupiter are selling out due to fund redemptions - otherwise we would have broken £2.10 yesterday with the incessant buying. Once done we’ll head towards £3 IMO

Feels like big news could be on the way, everything points to it - Monday's RNS was the perfect setup. Oh and if the shorts haven't closed yet then they may want to very soon...!

I expect Robinhood will see his €12 buy in price pretty soon - €5m revenues vs €400m market cap isn’t pretty! The future may be bright, but this has got well ahead of reality.

Reported CS, clearly his other username has been banned so he has resorted to creating a new account to peddle his rubbish. We're in prime position for additional long term government tender contracts, AVCT are not as they STILL don't have a validated product...

Which whole situation? Covid-19?

You've got to think that today is the turning point in the NCYT share price, they now have every angle covered and in conjunction with their cash balance & worldwide distribution / regulatory approvals, what more could you want? Given the approach of autumn and rising cases in Europe, this is a perfect defensive investment against a second market crash... Even the French seem suitably impressed (just needed their ego to be massaged with the 2 gene test...)

Should be a good gap up here tomorrow, great RNS & the MM's have fleeced a few this afternoon to balance the books IMO.

Tracylied, never has a username been more apt.

"The story here is robust and the share price is totally disconnected."

What are you talking about? Do you every think about how stupid your comments sound?

The book does not look pretty, looks like without news the price is heading to the 7-8p region - unsurprising given the cash they raised won't last long & isn't enough for R&D. I'd stay well away without clear evidence of contracts or a substantial cash raise of £5m+

Market makers preparing to spike some more idiots, just like they did in Sealand Capital. That was a similarly disgusting pump and dump that no doubt made the protagonists a lot of money. As far as I’m concerned MBO should be heavily fined for yesterday’s debacle, and it should be illegal to issue an RNS without quantifying whether it’s material to the business.

What gap? There are no gaps on the chart I'm looking at...far more likely to trade up towards the cash value IMO.

Yes, from my experience the harder it is to buy what is normally a relatively liquid share, the better the chance of a significant short term move up.

Bought the dip after being unable to buy most of the morning - I'd expect a minimum of 3.3p here given the stable cash balances at £9m. It was probably the best RNS I've ever seen from EVE...

Yes for anyone new to this board (including myself here), Oceanpassage appears to have a clear agenda. Worth reading their posts over the last couple of weeks to see this for yourself.

Most likely a bitter long term holder who lost a packet & now can’t bear to let others think a recovery is possible.

As pointed out by others, TED is highlighted in a positive manner in both the FT’s Lex column + the Times business section;

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/ted-baker-embraces-online-sales-surge-xthjn6tbr

I’d be surprised if we don’t see a decent recovery back to the £1 level for starters.

Cheers Blue83, much appreciated and glad I've been of some help here. Zach has been foul and abusive from his first post, it appears to be his default setting, so I'm certainly not taking his comments personally. Certainly he would be in the sin bin if one existed on LSE bulletin boards. NASDAQ up 4% so far today, let's see where it closes.

Glad to see this POS back where it belongs, utter pump and dump

They are delayed trades from an hour ago - market closed at 4.30pm

Can’t wait to see where the market makers open bidding tomorrow morning, it most certainly won’t be £1.94 though ;)