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Sure has! Crudely calculating free float at 36% if you add all shares up on the AIM 26 summary of the website. 80m shares in issue x 36% = 28.8m.

So we’ve almost traded the whole float in just over a day. Any positive news will get this flying

Bid just dropped to 3.10 on one small sell of 47k shares, current buys today of 387k vs sells of 167k. Games being played as usual.

Last year the interim results to 30th June were released on 5th September, I’d like to think that we would get a trading update before that which confirms progress made & provides the specific results date.

I bought in here today, the strength of the board, partnerships with industry heavyweights (Deceaux, the7stars) and growing relevance of their product offering make them much more likely to succeed than most. Ask yourself the question of where this could be in 2 years and it’s hard to believe the share price won’t get to well in excess of 10p. Certainly comparables with Bidstack, both AdTech growing companies with huge markets to grow into!

Zengah was as bad as I’ve seen -even worse than Degsy! The easiest and quickest way to lose money on AIM is to buy in on an 8am RNS, todays action (23% fall from 164 to close) is a classic example.

No evidence of being cash flow positive or profitable at present... 50k sell on the bid just gone through, which big holder is reducing? 33p mentioned as support on twitter

Beware of the spike!

A lot can happen between now and FY21, they will certainly need more cash to buy another £10m of Lego bricks!

The market has finally seen through the sales patter from DC and realised that the commercials really aren’t that attractive - market cap of £15-£20m would be far more appropriate until they actually prove that the business can deliver consistent profits. 25p could come short term if there isn’t significant news to turn the negative sentiment around.

I guess it mustn’t have directed impacted them until now?

“Nevertheless, the Company has had to curtail production, which has averaged 4,875 BOPD since the unrest began due to foreseen limits to storage capacity. The Company will keep investors informed regarding any downtime and production curtailments over the next few weeks.”

A share with great potential, but always risk operating in South America. How much further will the unrest impact them?

@Snaffle Not rising due to cash issues, the director loan below from 13th May tided then over for a few months but they’ll have to raise some cash soon you would think...once that is out of the way it’ll be a good buy.Verditek plc, (AIM: VDTK) confirms that it has entered into a secured loan with Gavin Mayhew, a non-executive director of the Company, (the "Loan")The principal amount of the Loan is $600,000. The key provisions of the Loan are as follows: a term of 3 months but extendable at the Company's discretion to 6 months; interest payable at 20% per cent. per annum on the loan principal, payable at maturity and compounded quarterly.

Makes a lot more sense to release the RNS on Monday morning, way more investors around. I think we could see 10p again with two pieces of good news in quick succession. Net buys today of 1m shares, low free float = strong rise on the way (hopefully).

Completely agree with warrant watcher, there is a complete lack of financial transparency with future revenues - and to fsjcampbell - where is the proof LVCG are profitable? I’ll be amazed if there isn’t another raise this year - and unless sentiment changes it will be lower than the previous two.

An interesting one, my obeservations;

Positive that Ciclitera has done the right thing and decided to reject his bonus award for 2019 - he does not need more free shares!

67% of the revenue target achieved yet trading in line is confusing - why not state a value and what the full year target is?!

No mention of half year cash balances - you have to assume this is because they’re still burning though it quick. The fact that he’s rejected his potential share award suggests another placing before year end is very likely IMO.

I always find it amazing to think that only around 500 people bought this share today - 566 trades so probably even less! I think 20p will go this week - a banging proactive video is sometimes better than an RNS for giving rise to a sustained rise. Also low free float and a 35p broker target from Mirabaud will help!

DC appears to be a greedy man, so just because he “wants” £4, doesn’t mean it has any chance of happening! And LOL at someone offering £1.50 per share, at any moment Lego could decide to squash LVCG and there wouldn’t be anything anyone could do about it, so hoping for an offer of that level is just naive.

£32m remains vastly over valued for a company with £5m revenues and that won’t report a penny of profit until 2021, with a CEO paying themselves almost 10% of revenues in salary and bonuses. I can see it now, LVCG achieves 100% growth in 2019 and Ciclitera awards himself a £500k bonus. At least the majority of investors have seen the light and got out before the next fund raise.

I think Woodford first lodged his sell order on ETX before the start of 2019 - on 1st January the share price was 6.35

Volume during January was a grand total of 197k shares, yet the price ended the month at 5.25

In Feb there were 555k shares traded with the price falling to 4.8

There was a 5m sell on 20th March that coincided with a 15m volume day and a fall down to 2.8 - so the first 5m of Woodford clearing.

From there until the end of April there was just 3m volume and the price stayed at 3p ish

May saw another 3m volume with the price falling to 2p, finally seeing the the first Woodford notification on 3rd June confirming that he’d sold 10m shares and explaining the fall.

Since then the price has fallen further before finally attracting widespread attention at 1.6p, now we have had 69m shares traded in 4 days - more than in the previous 249 trading days combined (and that includes 30m trades on 5/12 when the Novo agreement was announced, and the SP remained stuck at 6.63p).

With such a historically low volume of trades (you can download the daily data from the investors page of the ETX site), it’s no wonder that a 10m sell from Woodford decimated the price! The recent volume has meant that PI’s have actually dug into ETX and discovered a company in better shape than most AIM pharmas.

£5m+ plus in the bank, low burn, very recent collaborations with C4XD & Novo Nordisk and two separate broker reports with targets with valuations of 20p+

The reason to buy is that the price has fallen 73% since the collaborations with Novo & C4XD were announced, a 200% rise from here would still only get us to 5.25, which is still well below 1st Jan price. The high volume is here to stay until the price recovers to a sensible level post Woodford - with those 20p broker notes, the collaborations and a secure cash position, it makes the next few sessions a very enticing prospect!

Yes, thenoress coverage - especially tonight’s telegraph article - have cleared the situation up a great deal.

I’d expect directors and serious investors to load up at this level, but let’s see what happens.

I discovered LVCG last July when it was being touted as the best thing since sliced bread on Twitter. My first impressions were that it was a great idea, simple, scalable and supposedly profitable. I bought a few shares for my SIPP and started digging to find out everything I could about them.

First major problem; the failure of Parallel Media and the role played by David Ciclitera. Shareholders were massively diluted and yet he managed to convert his debts from money invested into a failed entity into Live Company Group - amassing a huge number of shares in the process.

In late July I decided that with a valuation already at £34m (65p with 53m shares in issue) there was more likelihood of Parallel Media version 2 than a multi bagger, and so sold at break even.

Almost a year later this appears to have been a wise decision; two placings, a debt facility with Riverfort Capital at an extortionate interest rate, dozens of RNS releases without any commercial detail and topped off with a ridiculous £500k salary for Mr Ciclitera (plus awarding himself EMI options of 2% of the current shares in issue, worth a cool £658k), the shares are languishing 27% below last July.

Ultimately if feels like a hell of a lot of noise without any substance, and as with Parallel Media, I’d be concerned that the only beneficiaries to date are the Directors...

All my own opinion, but it looks like I’m not the only one who has started to get cold feet!

LB28, PI’s would have been ‘screwed over’ if WDC had agreed a new £3m covertible loan facility with EHGOSF, or they had changed strategy to refocus on the medical business etc.

Why do you think your constant complaining is going to change anything?