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Surely with a short they pay you an overnight rate....? A few pennies even on £3k, but still money coning in.

Perhaps "a short nose" ?

My new stock of Fruitflow has just arrived. They've changed the style of label on the Swanson product. Previously it said Manufacture Date and the accompanying blurb said two year shelf life. It now has a Best Before date - which is 3/20 - on my new supplies. So this batch must've been made in March this yesr and have been sitting around on a warehouse shelf for four months. Whoever it was who was asking, hopefully that's adequate info for you.....

Well phrased.....I too was wondering why the unit of measure was hours for the flow testing after so much time on site. Nice numbers but greater comfort would've been given if they let it flow for days and then reported bopd rates. Patience patience - and let's get a bigger pump.

.....they are asked to notify via a TR1 within a time period. Can't recall what that period is....but within a day or two. There is no real penalty for reporting late. If someone got a big chunk / been diluted by a bug chunk then early next week may be when they declare it.

FallingKnife: you've shed real light on this share with your words. It appears I am the only one to appreciate them. LOL

The "side effects" were better blood flow as it says on the tin - just way too much. Turned very red faced and sweated profusely at even the slightest exertion on the coolest of days. I know that I cope with children's doses of antibiotics but get floored by adult doses of the same drug. As for offering myself to medical science I think they would be scratching their heads in utter bemusement. I'm a keen hill walker and have lived at altitude (4,000m) for many months on end to acclimatise. My highest altitude is a 6,000m peak. The only side effect I've found of altitude to date is an inability to do three things (breathing and walking already count as two) in a very distinct zone from 9,200ft to 9,400ft. Much of Yosemite's high Sierra meadows and Wyoming's ranges are in this zone, as are the better bits of the Canadian Rockies. I swell up - bloated hands and feet - but one side of my body a good few minutes before the other. I've learnt to find steep slopes to try and climb through this zone fast - and never pitch a tent for the evening in the middle of it. The dreams were surreal!

I started from the suggested dose but found my body was going crazy with it - so I slowly reduced it to my happy level of four per week.

Yup Swanson is the one for me. And I buy 12+ months supply at one go. I'll update this week when my new stock arrives what their manufacturer date is.

Part of me wouldn't be surprised if we dropped today. I watched it drift up to 11 over recent weeks for no real reason; and believe this news may already be in the price. As this is my biggest holding and possibly one of my oldest I did like the takeover / buyout mention in the RNS. Time will tell with the MMs moves....

There's only a manufacturing date....July 2016 on the last of my supplies.

Re-stocked with 3x 90 capsules of Fruitflow. Have sold PXS shares on spikes a couple of times in the last couple of years to effectively fund a lifetime's supply of this wonder product. Have been out of PXS for probably a year now and am swithering (with cold feet - LOL, that was a circulation joke) whether to buy back in having kept an eye on the chat here and noticing the drift to mid 30s. Paid about £15 for 90 capsules. Worked out when I started out with this product that, rather than 3 capsules per day, 4 per week were working miracles for me. This was not a shock as I've discovered with other medicines that I get bad reactions and, despite being middle aged, cope better with a children's dose. Biggest fear is that PXS go ker-futt and Fruitflow ceases to be obtainable. Great product, why can't they make the company fly....?

Please please please reassure me your 1st purchase with a sum equal to a month's salary was an ETF linked to a world index; your 2nd with a week's salary was a FTSE 100 utility with a 4% annual yield and the only reason you are looking at an AIM diamond stock is that your great great uncle had a Kimberlite pipe in his back garden and you have a day's worth of cash in your back pocket.

Don't like to be too pedantic but...... Shouldn't it have been classic yellow?

.....and ask to be connected to your local Ferrari dealership. LOL

Cancel the lambo and champers.....gremlins in the price feed here and for other shares.

I found my SOM divi listed in my cash account under an entirely seperate USD, rather than GBP section. Now can't seem to get it moved / converted. This is a trading account with iii. Have asked their admin about how to get out of this pickle....

The large shareholder is unlikely to sell "their baby" as they see the future as more exciting when they keep control and get it to grow, rather than cutting and running at the first offer. Two circumstances may alter this: an utterly ludicrous offer coinciding with the moment the large shareholder is eyeing up a new project that will become the focus of their time. To be clear, I have no knowledge of either circumstance.

Don't hold your breath for a takeover - research would tell you there is a single very large shareholder who rules the roost in this company. That's one of the reasons why they are awash with cash with no obvious pressure to do something with it. All IMHO of course...

Is not golden. Good luck to all trapped by the suspension. As this was one of my smaller holdings, courtesy of it drifting down, down, down, I took my eye off the ball and have only just read through the back story. I have also just realised I did manage to sell my entire holding on the Friday before suspension. Pure lucky fluke when I was crystallising losses to offset my CGT bill prior to the end of the tax year. I don't recall in decades of investing ever being in a suspended share, particularly with the drip drip of bad news issued in the months before, which came good for investors after a suspension. For those of you outside an ISA or SIPP keep records of your loss if this does turn out really bad, you may find in future lucrative trading years UTW effectively paying out another 18% to you..... and try and recognise the signs next time, it may be with a different share but it will not be different in terms of news and end result.