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Let’s hope so, star.

Well, if we are going by the experience of previous years they published at the end of March in 2022, right?

So a couple of weeks would be quite the delay.

OK guys, so what is happening with the interim statement? I thought it was due today?

Is that wrong?

Part of me wonders whether they are still working on a financing statement as part of the presentation (I mean what else is there to talk about??) and this is taking a long time so they are running up against the publication date. I read on here somewhere that last time they were working through the night to finalise it.

The market hates uncertainty. They need to tell people what is going on (if something indeed IS going on) or there will be a sell off.

I know people on here don’t like it when posters predict a fall in the stock price, and maybe I’m wrong.

Management here seem to be world class vis a vis the science. But they are Conference football level when it comes to generating sales, obtaining financing and communicating to shareholders and the wider market.

Maybe they’ll publish the interims after trading closes. But there’s nothing stopping them announcing that. That isn’t culpably market sensitive.

Melius cras

As someone who doesn’t give a “feck” it sure seems to annoy you!

This is a stock message board. What on earth else is there to talk about apart from the prospects of the company, their impact on its share price, and what we intend to do about it?

I prefer to do that rather than insult other posters. And will continue to do so whether you like it or not.

I’m out to all intents and purposes. Just a small residual position.

I left 8K on the table by not selling everything when I should have, but I still made a good profit. This has been a good share for me.

I think that the financial results won’t be positive for the stock price. So if there is a significant pullback, which I’m expecting, I’ll look to get back in. The long term prospects for this share are very good.

If I’m wrong and it shoots up and I missed the boat. Well I’m wrong.

Counting, you are an informed poster, and worth reading. So I’ve looked at earlier posts of yours.

At 23.20 on 18 February you said that if EISB needs a cash raise you would be happy to participate.

Why did you say that (ie, do you believe that a raise WILL be necessary?) and what do you mean by it? Do you think there will be a rights issue? Or are you envisaging funding the company in some other way?

I am genuinely interested as someone who is always monitoring this company, and sees its potential, but is put off by the fear of an imminent share dilution.

Just got back from a skiing trip. Did I miss anything? ;-)

Joking apart I was watching it every now and then and that was quite a ride.

I sold two thirds of my holding last Friday and only bought back in today for a much lower average price. On the express train back to Geneva Airport would you believe.

Gotta love the stock market in general and volatile stocks like this in particular..

I sold two thirds of my position on Friday, have been offline and now log on to this…

This is temporary in my view.. I’m not selling into it. The question is when to buy back in.

I had a fall and am coming back from my ski trip tomorrow. Not sure I’ll do anything today.

This I an interesting stock! Hard to predict…

I agree.

The volume was profit taking from those who had made nice profits and new buyers replacing them.

I must confess that I took some profit myself this afternoon. But I’ve still got a large position in the expectation that we have more to run.

My reasons for derisking are personal, not to do with the stock. I’m going skiing on Sunday and I didn’t want to have the stress of a huge position when I am on the slopes, perhaps with no wifi at times.

It could be a mistake and I come to wish I held it all, but perfection isn’t possible in trading. Very hard to buy at the exact bottom and sell at the exact top. Better to accept that you can only expect to get close enough to make good money.

If you do get it absolutely right it was only luck anyway IMO.

There’s nothing like averaging up as a stock has a breakout is there? ;-)

I should thank you because I noticed you mentioning this company on the EISB site (a clapped out no hoper stock presently as we know), so I did some research and have made a lot of money, here. On paper anyway, LOL.

I like to think there was a a bit of trading savvy all the same, mind you! Getting in near the bottom of the range and averaging up until we broke out.

They say you never go broke talking a profit. Maybe so, but you make the big bucks letting your winners run…

My guess is that the CEO’s ace up his sleeve will be the printing of millions of new shares.

Could be wrong of course.

Maybe they’ll find another way to keep the lights on?

Anyone here have any ideas?

This is my only open position presently. And has been since I bought my first “taster.”. It’s just GDR and cash until and unless I see another opportunity as good as this..

Focus, focus! Diversification is “diworsification.” ;-)

I averaged up on the dip, actually.

If I’m wrong I’m wrong, but nothing has actually changed so it would be rude not to.

I’ve made a tidy profit so far and it’s always tempting to cash in your chips. But as the old adage has it…

“Let your winners run.”

Fair enough.

Let’s hope we are both right and this continues to rise! I don’t want to tempt fate but it ought to.

Great information on the possible NICE date.

But I couldn’t disagree more about not topping up because it would “ruin” your average SP.

I’ve been topping up on the ascent. It’s far less risky than averaging down. If you’re wrong (and you are bound to be sometimes) averaging down completely screws you. You’ve thrown good money after bad. Whereas if you average up, you are already in the green and a reverse takes away your profit but is doesn’t “ruin” you to use your word.

More, if you think that this is going to go higher (which most of us do on here) why don’t you want to have more shares, albeit at a higher average price?

It doesn’t make logical sense to be afraid to average up, but be more than comfortable to average down. As most people seem to be.

What happens to the share price depends on if and when we get news. That is a statement of the bleeding obvious. But it still determines everything short term. Obvious or not.

If we don’t get any news we will drift down again to the level of support which looks to be 21ish and I for one will be buying more.

But if there is news the market will anticipate it again I suspect. The news tends to leak. It might have already!

I’ve traded this so far but I’m not going to any more. The risk of being out when there is another big move to the upside is too great.

All bets are off if the news is bad of course. But you have to place your chips on the roulette wheel and see what happens when it stops. I for one am in too deep to get out now.

If you don’t fine trading exciting at times like these you aren’t alive. Sure it is stressful and difficult most of the time. The losses require personal resilience. But the adrenalin rush of days like Friday!

To da moon!

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The stock market is 99% psychology and 1% knowledge and intellect. Crucially it is, necessarily dependent on imperfect knowledge of the facts.

We none of us know what is going to happen. Whether we will run out of cash, whether NiCE will finally approve, what will happen to the FDA submission, whether there will be a takeover, and it is good that we don’t because the in the uncertainty lies the opportunity.

This board demonstrates how psychologically difficult it is to be the long term holder of a volatile stock and to be under water. It is the hope that kills you! This explains the nonsense and piffle that we read on here.

I’m a trader. To me this a fantastic short term trading opportunity. I can’t see how NICE doesn’t approve, how we don’t get an FDA submission, how we won’t arrange funding in good time, and I’m prepared to take the risk that I’m right and something good happens.

The medium term (by which I mean the next few weeks) will in my view off me the opportunity to take a good profit. But I if it doesn’t so be it. I’ve lost money before and will do again.

I guess my question is, why the angst?

And my observation, get it under control and don’t let it affect how you buy and sell this stock.

Agreed.

The want to know the cost of the FDA submission and to do some budget forecasting. They want the good news from NICE to get the best possible financing terms and the highest share price.

It all points to a fund raising after full Nice approval in April.

I think we have to expect a stagnation of the share price till then, although there may be a run up in late March as traders buy in in anticipation of approval.