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i thought you said it wasn’t a serious bid, dark?

so, a better price spread (that’s if both puntersfriend & calamari
are honest and reliable counterparties....) 7p bid at 10p offered.

what size is your bid good for, punter? & are you happy to buy from
others at that 7p price if calamari doesn’t want to lower his offer?

odd how many on this board get so confused & het up
about the difference between peeps posting their own
honest opinions, versus claiming ‘expert knowledge.’

why do peeps get so irate that
others have different opinions?

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meanwhile, no sign of a better bid today than dark’s ‘not serious’
1p, while calamari still seems best offer for 200,000 shares at 10p,

“North Korea virus cases in decline ...”

? how on earth would anyone
outside north korea know?

it remains to be seen what happens with covid19
incidence in china if they try relaxing their lockdown.

no sign of any enthusiasts wanting
to buy your 200K shares at 10p. odd,
given their confidence re take-over.

let’s see what next week brings,
maybe one of them will pony up.

i note you haven’t answered, lucretius.
what price can you find? ... none, i think.

c u tomorrow, perhaps.

“In a live market value and price are close.”

lol, sometimes, but sometimes not.
welcome to the wacky world of AIM!

so what price can you sell at now,
or what price can you buy at now?

... that will tell you what the price is.

price is simply what you can buy at or sell at.
... what can you buy at, or sell at, right now?

better not to conflate value with price - rather different?
(as the s/price graph for EUA over last few months hints.)

“... the re-opening price will be different, provided that re-listing is preceeded by a positive RNS.”

sure. & i think it will also look pretty different if the resumption
of trading is not preceded by a positive RNS. time will tell, eh?

“It’s frozen at 7.2.”

nope.

trading in the share is frozen,
but there is simply no price.

the last price at which this traded
has no effect on how it may re-open..

Yes.

doubt it has much direct bearing on ADME’s current predicament,
but a snippet about Hon, a guy once meant to be MXO’s saviour:

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2020/mar/13/shareholder-defrauded-firm-linked-to-sarah-ferguson-court-told

yes

added. ... that makes a substantial long position now for
me in prudential taking a 4-5 year view. but i have no real
sense of what may happen re short-term pricing. - this virus
plays havoc with us all. i am feeling fairly sanguine re longer
term investment returns, but frankly my short-term focus is
more on the welfare & lives of my family and loved ones, &
particularly elderly neighbours and friends of mine. GL all.

puntersfriend, there are specific conditions laid down by
the government about which kinds of assets can & cannot
be held within an ISA tax wrapper. those restrictions do
not apply to the ordinary, non-ISA accounts that brokers
etc run. so if someone has an investment within an ISA
that met the criteria when it was first put into the ISA, but
then something major changes about the investment so
that it no longer meets HMG criteria for ISA assets (e.g. losing
its listing), then broker has no choice but to remove from ISA.

WRN in compulsory liquidation,
not “temporary suspension”.

“confirmed dividend” ??

... aye, that’s the rub.

16:10, rare & gracious
post on lse, well said.

looks like i should wait.