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As per my post of 6th March, I expect an nominal dividend nearer to 0.1p. Hallsworthy is expecting 1p. My estimate is based on the company statements.

We'll know who's closer to the actual amount declared tomorrow.

Sorry to hear that NST.

I hope it all gets sorted.

The company newsflow has been expected. I posted the company newsflow and warned about the red flags here.

If there's a vote then I think they will either delist or go into administration.

I think if the vote is against delisting then the BoD will call in the administrators. In which case investors would lose everything

There's a remote chance a white knight but will need to before the vote. Someone who may think it's worth bidding for the company pre-vote.

If they delist then there's likely huge dilution and it could be years before they relist, in whatever form.

It's a gamble. Interesting few weeks ahead.

If future prospects are so great then why did the Chairman/Founder dump majority of his holding in a discounted secondary placing and so soon after they were talked up and before the fy results?

Nearly 26m out of 47m previously held.

I think that's a red flag.

https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/hvivo/news/rns/story/xe1g9jw/export

Hallsworthy,

BBs are better for all when posters discuss the bull/bear points.

Before I post the fy results expectations, rational bear case, which you and some others don't want mentioned....

A couple of points in reply to your post.

"the reasons why people deramp incessantly on bulletin boards:"

You state 3 reasons why posters might deramp a share...

Which one is your/BillB/Moniman/ reasoning for deramping TLY then? ;-)

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/hallsworthy/

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/moniman/

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/billb/

TLY is an illiquid share and is only 1 of many shares I comment on. There's been lots of small trades to push the sp lower and it's obvious it's been done deliberately. There's only a handful of PIs yet lots of small trades. Therefore, the sp is being manipulated lower.

The TLY sp there has little impact on my investment portfolio, yet the success of your investment is dependent on the sp of an illiquid share like TLY. Why's that?

TLY have treated millions of people over the years through their diversified business model of Urgent Care Centre, NHS 111, Physio. They may have also treated you, your friends and family.

Do you not support companies who help those who need help with their health?

"We had a previous resident crazy guy here who went to the police as someone outed him, Stt *could* even be that same guy but I don't think so, to his credit even he moved on to better things."

Who was that then?

" they have no effect on any share with decent volume like HVO has, so let them bang their drum til we are sold."

Then why are you so concerned about the company newsflow I post? Why not just load up and sit back instead of being rattled that you had to post such a long post late Friday night?

If in months your best argument against me is nothing better than trying to bully me into silence by posting deramping/misleading info on TLY tells me I'm probably right in my views and you have no faith in your investment. If you could counter what I've been saying with any kind of cogent, rational argument you would have by now.

Now back to HVO.

Forecasts for fy results?

The figures are largely known.

It's obvious Mo will be talking up the company.

It's known the new facility should be ready.

Most of the info is already in the public domain.

Perhaps posters could come up with what the company could surprise everything with or is it already in the price?

Contracts? Not long to go if they going to announce any.

Cash? Will they publish the cash as of end of Qtr 1, ie 31st March 2024?

Northseatiger

"Let's just say I should have sold at 47p but never because..."

The question is going to be will you be saying at some point you wish you sold at 28p, ie the same price the Chairman dumped majority of his shares?

Northseatiger,

The fact CF, Chairman/founder, dumped majority of his holding so soon after the shares were talked up and before the fy results is very questionable.

The fact it was done via a discounted secondary placing and at 28p is questionable.

Why would the chairman/founder be so desperate to dump majority of his holding whilst the new facility was being setup and before the fy results were published?

I think there is a questionable business model.

It's already clear from company rns that revenue/order growth has slowed significantly.

Redinjun

"trading announcement normally in March"

Always best to check facts rather than believe what is posted on BBs.

According to their website, the fy TUs over the past 4 years have been:

2020 20th Apr TU for fy2020

2021 13th Apr TU for fy2021

2022 25th Apr TU for fy2022

2023 2nd Mar TU for fy2023

2023 2nd May TU for fy2023

Therefore, since 2020, they've only had a TU in March once, last year, and they still had another in May 2023. Last year was an exception than the 'norm'.

They 'normally' have their fy TU mid to late April.

'sign'

:-)

Rickylfc

"The rise to 46p in 2021 was obviously based upon hype and crazy buying"

The sp crashed back down as expected. You're posting in hindsight that it was obviously hyped. No different from it being talked up now.

What's happened since the CEO was awarded 7m options? The company has been talked up again, just like before.

Look at the following dates/sp

Dec 2020 22p

Dec 2021 24p

Feb 2022 - 16p Mo becomes CEO - sp around

Dec 2022 - 10.20p despite Mo being CEO for 10months

Feb 2023 - 21p - CEO awarded huge 7m options, back dated a year

Apr 2023 - 16p fy2022 results with Mo in charge

Dec 2023 - 23.75p

Since Dec

The CEO's options are exercisable from a year's time....

Lots of media tips presentations, all repeated

Feb 2024 29p The Chairman dumps majority of his holding in a discounted secondary placing. As I predicted, the shares were being talked up so CF could sell.

CF sells majority of his holding before the fy results, which are due next week.

And whilst they waiting for the opening of the new facility, they're paying for 2 leases. They will continue to pay for the old facility for several months yet.

"also the grand opening of the new facility which should bring some new contract wins as well."

You would expect them to have announced lots of contract wins, given they announced the new facility months ago.

End of Q1 and no new contracts added to this year's order book.

Rickylfc5,

"at the end of 2022 you were warning about many things at HVO "

That's very selective. Why not comment on when I first started looking at these in Q4 2021?.

Evidence...

During my 1st post, when HVO were called Orph, the sp was around 27p. On the following posts around early Dec 2021, the sp was around 20-24p.

This was pre- the CEO being awarded the huge 7m options, which were awarded in Feb 2023, back dated by a year.

Since the CEO was awarded the huge 7m options, a year ago and exercisable from a year's time, the company has been talked up.

Since it's been talked up, the sp is now only 20% higher than 2.5years ago!!!

Obviously some will fall for the talking up, as can be seen since late 2023.

Look at the evidence, the history.

Read my posts from when I initially looked at these. On this 1 page, the posts also show my warnings on Trmr (crashed from around 850p to 200p), Byot (crashed from around 10p to 0.1p

You'll see I posted warnings on Orph (now HVO)

What happened to DiM which was supposed to be the gem of the business??? Nothing

What happened to Finncap's 44p target price? Didn't happen.

Note I mention to Rivaldo about his comment on 'terrific Finncap target price' I question Rivaldo about Finncap price targets on Byot and trmr, both of which crashed, as previously mentioned.

The complete mess up of Polb spin off. That was spun off at 10p nearly 3 years ago!!! Still zero revenue (as of AR fy2022.)

Notice Moniman was loading up expecting 44p 2.5years ago. Hasn't happened.

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/stt1/?page=30

I said they were being talked up so they could sell.

The Chairman dumped majority of his holding soon after the company was talked up by media, didn't he? So that's happened.

The CEO has huge 7m options exercisable in a year, so obviously in the outlook in next week's results he will continue to be bullish. Let's see if he is.

Question is will they say anything about DiM

The Chairman dumping majority of his holding and CEO having huge 7m options are red flags.

On top, I think there's a questionable business model.

P00rman,

"1 post from stt generates 4 "Pavlov's dog"responses"

It's simple. They've seen I've been right lots of time before.

They need the gullible readers to ignore the company newsflow, company figures, the warnings here.

Have a look at Byot, down 99% on their media tip of Aug 2020 and now being delisted. I've been warning about them, posting newsflow.

Others trmr, rthm, psn, tw. etc..

My posts are all there to be seen

Northseatiger,

That's your choice. It's your money.

TLY has c40% held by Institutions. The Chairman there was buying, whereas the chairman here was dumping majority of his holding.

Wasn't it you who called CF a 'rat' on 15th Feb? Has your view of him changed over the past few weeks???

Your post:

"I remember in 2020 when I was buying at 15p and that rat CF let IIs in for 11p. No change"

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/northseatiger1/

It's obvious HVO was talked up since Dec.

CF then dumps majority of his holding, before the fy results.

He now wants PIs to follow him and take part in his new venture, before HVO's fy results.

Really???

Just the same thing repeated.

The fact remains, the founder/chairman dumped majority of his holding soon after the several tips since Dec.

He dumped majority of his holding just before the results, which are due next week.

Patients on long NHS waiting lists will get private care

‘Carrot and stick’ tactics to make the worst hospitals more efficient

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/patients-on-long-nhs-waiting-lists-will-get-private-care-gcmz87nhx

We had onerus ground rent scandal

Fire safety/cladding.

Help to Buy.

CMA investigations.

Now 'fleeceholds'

as well as poor quality builds.

Housing estate 'fleeceholds' the next great scandal, Tory peer warns

"A Conservative peer - and ex-adviser to Boris Johnson - has warned "fleeceholds" will be "the next great scandal" to hit the housing market.

The term is used to describe the plight of homeowners on new-build estates locked into private maintenance contracts for communal areas."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68673216

New homes poor build quality.

"A Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) report, published last month, has raised concerns about the build quality of some new homes, and a petition has been set up calling for government accountability for substandard housing and infrastructure."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-berkshire-68663984