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and now they are rolling the block trades back in .....news as posted below expected to be upcoming soon :-)

An SP does not just fall to a level such as this by accident and equally most invested on a pipeline of news over coming weeks and months not a one day wonder. Importantly most pi's will be holding their shares on that basis and the volume of sells against the buying is out of sync. This has all the indicators of an mm, or there client taking a temporary short position ahead of news, the rolling block trades is one big clue, and note Sing' s position in past few weeks,hugging the ask controlling the price, they'll let it run ahead of any blockbuster news and make a handsome profit on the way down and with anyone who cares to sells shares on the way up....And note the decent underlying buys hidden amongst the trades....Game on 😎👍

it all initially and it may have led to requirements in a number of areas. looks good from here now . particularly with the Shell /Ba news last week ;-)

it all i itially....and they have ;-)

happy with that ;-)

so the 7.54am sell at £22k is cancelled at the end of day after dropping the sp by a few points......and the mm's all re position following that cancelled trade........they'll take them off you all day long at this level having walked it down over past few weeks, there is a potentially large pipeline of news upcoming from a number of sources and any legislation change in any of the countries addressed at the United Nations and Commenwealth meets will send the sp to new highs, with an expected increased order or two from Saudi and or Pakistan on the horizon these shares should be worth considerably more over coming weeks, considerably....;-)

and easily steered, with a few block trades either way.....CLP has often traded in a range and as it is driven in most part by 'capital return' rather than income it is not as readiy understanable for some as a simple profit or loss aspect...however, the capital aspect is a hugely valuable aspect such as the recently discussed usage of loss against profits' a vehicle any company would welcome ....simply put a £9 millin loss would allow the same profit going forward for anyone and clearly has a substantial value, it's like buying £9 for £5 say, you would end up £4 better off etc that initself provides an instant value and if you have other aspects as CLP have under discussion with real estate and income also being developed the real value here is increasing and will also be attractive to other parties as value grows...imo I expect the trading range to breakout from the previous levels soon and the reaisation of what capital return to sh's mean actually means will see very positive sentiment and an increasing sp over coming weeks.....watch the trades and see the larger block buys on any drop ;-)

as stated by RKB all pieces of jigsaw being put together, takes time but ducks lining up and particularly in this current market patience and resolve required to achieve gains.....CLP positioning for added value continues and sp will catch up soon ;-)

mentioning no names........

placing at UKOG, and some folk paid the days high.earlier.....that's how to lose a chunk of money ......

that see's many suppressed prices across the board and limited impact on many shares even with good news, personally I can wait for news, ideally when mkts are in a more free running state, but that's out of our control,

The present state of the mkts is incredibly subdued and there are few trading opportunities without huge risk, and it is also testing the resolve of holders in most stocks. Stock picking those with potential growth from current levels and a real business with a real product should serve most investors well imo as the mkt picks up at some point and news to support progress will ensure many sp's in the good stocks wil catch up as momentum and sentiment pick up too.... CPX ideally positioned ;-)

that see's many suppressed prices across the board and limited impact on many shares even with good news, personally I can wait for news, ideally when mkts are in a more free running state, but that's out of our control,

The present state of the mkts is incredibly subdued and there are few trading opportunities without huge risk, and it is also testing the resolve of holders in most stocks. Stock picking those with potential growth from current levels and a real business with a real product should serve most investors well imo as the mkt picks up at some point and news to support progress will ensure many sp's in the good stocks wil catch up as momentum and sentiment pick up too.... CPX ideally positioned ;-)

https://www.symphonyenvironmental.com/d2p/

to be clear re previous post the chequred history relates not to NR at VRS but their new collaborators attempting to develop capacitors....I'll stick with CPX ;-)

with respect to new generation capacitors, (and I know abit about VRS, had it from 11p) it's a very small private company and they have a long way to go, a long way, in particular a very very chequred history (failed floatation, bankruptcy etc ) for the CEO, it is seriously of little consequence imo to the progress of the major's and CPX ;-)

from Saudi and Pakistan (among others) upcoming ;-)

''Paul Schubert, the Chief Operating Officer gave a short update on Envia. He reiterated that Envia was continuing to make and sell fuel.''

StockMarketWire.com - Plastics products group Symphony Environmental Technologies said its revenue in the four months through April had increased by 17% on-year.

The company said it was optimistic that, post Ramadan, it would notch increased orders, particularly in Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, compared with the prior year.

contn'd from below -

'Now to Resolution 11 - Authority to purchase own shares. This was treated (by the Chairman) almost with a sense of questioning as to why this was on the agenda at all. There was a question raised on it to confirm if shares bought back would be held in treasury but this is all stated in the detailed notice of the AGM.I felt there was more to this than meets the eye. From reading other comments on this elsewhere I can see why you want to have this option.
Overall, an interesting AGM meeting (for me anyway). Great to meet the B0D and get a feel for their determination to grow this company, which I think they are very serious about.'

copied from a poster who attended

'As a 'long-term' shareholder (since 2016), with a substantial holding, I felt it was time to meet the board members and get a better feel for the people who are spending my money. The AGM had about eight PIs in attendance. Ervington was represented (Lisa) whom the board clearly recognised. I was the first PI to arrive. John Tunison introduced himself to me in the reception area and we chatted for a while before board members arrived and he went off for a pre-AGM meeting. The AGM meeting itself was friendly and 'informal', albeit within a 'formal' structure. Introductions by the Chairman (Pierre Jungels), then a summary of the last 12-18 months and where we are headed in the next period by the CEO (David Pummell). The COO (Paul Schubert) gave us his short update on Envia. There was no big song and dance by the PIs at the AGM over the Envia issue, nor was there by the BoD (understandably I think) given our relationship with Envia. It is Envia that needs to solve the problem and inform all parties when it has done so (IMHO). It will get sorted.
Red Rock Biofuels - The $6m received is being put to work on reactors and catalyst etc. No issues were identified.
US renewable fuels plant (Natchez, Mississippi) - Good progress is being made in line with what has already been published.
UK waste to jet fuel project - I found the update on this to be the most interesting part of the whole AGM. Why? Simple answer - Shell. DP and Neville Hargreaves (who had just flown in from the US yesterday morning to attend the AGM (as well as the post AGM management meeting I suspect) where both really excited at the involvement of Shell, confirming that they have been engaged for some time (in the background). It appears that Shell sent the main technical person from the Qatar operation to Envia to do due diligence (pre-leak I'm sure). Evidently, he was very impressed. Anyway, chatting with DP after the formal part of the meeting I could see he was really positive about Shell and was in fact off to meet with them later on.
The Q&A session was not overly lengthy or particularly challenging. There were a number of technical questions around fuel and catalyst. One question related to R&D, and whether we should be continuing to improve the offering. The chairman and CEO said that being a smaller company we need to take a balanced approach. We have a very good offering and should take this to market, which is exactly what they are doing. Improvements will come as appropriate further along the journey, as the company grows.
My apologies if this update is long. I am trying to give a sense of my impression of the meeting.
Now to Resolution 11 - Authority to purchase own shares. This was treated (by the Chairman) almost with a sense of questioning as to why this was on the agenda at all. There was a question raised on it to confirm if shares bought back would be held in treasury but this is all stated in the detailed notice of the AGM.