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Just on the subject of bids v offers, so interesting to see those £7.5k buys at 0841/0843 being posted nearly an hour later... . Those pushed the bid/offer up at that time. One buyer, £15k at c.3.15p. That's confidence at that level.

£10k of buys in the last five minutes!

Bid (the price the mms are offering for your shares) has shot from 2.8 to 3! Yep, that’s a shortage of shares to sell right there!

We started with three MMs at 3.1, now we've only one, with the other two moving up to 3.2. Some orders looking to be filled it looks like... .

It does make sense to make a position earlier rather than later... .

I bet the big buyers are going to hold back a little and buy on a dip... . Let's see... .

A decision made on the basis of how much does it cost (we look less customer focussed) and how much do we save. All spells to a derisking in the business/first class market to do whatever can be done to keep those customers. And that can only be good for profits.

I've nabbed the following from P1nkfixh on ADVFN (20 Jan posting there). I thought it was really interesting, particularly if we get 40p upwards per share!!!

BELOW IS AN EXPERIMENT, NOT TO BE RELIED UPON.

Having followed ENTEQ for a while I took the liberty to put all details into a friendly AI - warts and all - including adding in delays to product release. I do think SABER will hit the market and make a difference. Put in low ball IP valuation. burn-rate, USPs etc etc. The kitchen sink. Not just good stuff.

Long story short, potential sales price per share even at the low end of the results it gave back, are above todays price.

Multiple scenarios. Worse case scenario was still very interesting.

Conclusion:

Current Value: $0.21–$0.42/share (pre-revenue and with risks factored in).

Post-Revenue Success: Potential to reach $0.26–$0.52/share with fleet utilization.

Strategic Acquisition: If the technology proves disruptive, larger firms (e.g., Halliburton) may acquire at a premium to secure the IP, potentially increasing valuation to $50–70M ($0.48–$0.67/share).

Risks: Testing delays, inability to penetrate the market, or further cash burn leading to equity dilution.

Sounds like BS but there was logic to the response it gave.

Hi fatman. I took a decent financial hit by jumping out. I was pretty lucky though in where I put my cash. I tried LLoyds first (with the news around limiting liability for car finance mis selling), but quickly jumped out to NTQ. You can check the NTQ chart to see what's happened. I also put some in APTA. We'll see where than one goes. I held too long here. That's why I'm so emotional that Ed doesn't seem to be taking his responsibilities here seriously. I should have stomached the loss earlier and made the money elsewhere. There's plenty happening out there. But nothing here unfortunately. Except for Ed playing at racing car driver. Anyway, I wish you the best of luck, whatever route you choose to take.

All it took was for word to get out.... ! And it did! There's plenty more space for others to make a decent gain here. I think 5p will be a marker along the way to a much better return. We wouldn't have gotten so many 8.3s if those people didn't believe this was a SIGNIFICANT multi-bagger. They're putting up a decent slice of money AND putting their judgement out in public. The CEO, to get £300k back from his 4.3 million shares, would require 7p per share for a return of £75k per year at Enteq. ... . Not really what he had in mind I bet.... . In any case, there's plenty to suggest this remains a multi-bagger from this level. GLA!

The last ten minutes last Friday saw some very large buys (nearly half a million buys at over 2.95p). Someone was expecting traders to off load to provide an opportunity to buy on the dips. No one offloaded. So the buyers had to rush their buys in those last ten minutes of trading. Monday morning will see a decent rise again because all those that held as of 4.29 on friday will not have any reason to sell on Monday morning. There hasn't been any change in NTQ's situation over the weekend. In the meantime, you'll have other people wanting to buy in. I'm guessing we're going to see a few more days of rises here. Probably at least to 5p by Friday. Watch out for those nerve wracking dips! Someone will just rush in to buy your shares in the last ten minutes of trading in the day! Lol! GLA!

A lot of those players you mention as being out (Hawkwood/Premier Miton) sold up before the announcement of the formal sales process. That's what made the SP dive. The data you're looking at is pretty much all out of date, except for the Directors and possibly Cannacord and First Equity to a degree(though I don't know what data you're looking at nor the source of it). The situation has changed completely, that's why you're seeing all these 8.3s.. . You could work out who is holding what by going through each one. It's pretty irrelevant though... . The point is that well informed people are making large bets on this being a multi bagger. I haven't been lucky enough to see that anywhere else in all the years I've been trading... .

Was Staten was doing a bit of profit taking on his spread betting position?. I believe he is still holding his shares. No reason he wouldn't reopen a spread betting position next week, unless he goes elsewhere.

Crossley - Yeah, I think that's out of date. Even the Enteq website (which is definitely not up to date with this flurry of new significant holders) doesn't mention Hawkwood at all: Premier Miton Investors 16,015,894 15.34

Directors 12,389,420 11.87

Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management (Inst) 7,365,000 7.05

First Equity, stockbrokers 6,100,000 5.84

Allianz Global Investors 6,000,000 5.75

Hargreaves Lansdown, stockbrokers (EO) 5,316,033 5.09

Global Prime Partners prime brokerage 4,606,320 4.41

I love the way this is showing as a gain of only 0.8%. It closed at 350 on Wednesday. That's a nice solid gain of 15p per share in a couple of days! 5% over two days. Not bad guys!

Crossley - Where did you get that figure from? I was just trying to figure it out. Tbh, I don't think it is current. You'd have to really go through all the 8.3s to work out who owns what percentage as of today. But in terms of the general principle, my feeling is there are surprisingly few shares for day traders/small PIs given the large holdings required by an 8.3 (1% or above and many are more 2% or above). First Equity is a broker, but then again, their principle client it appears is the William Black estate - I've an earlier post explaining who that is - and anyway, they're essentially a value holder rather than a small nervous PI looking out for their £500 or so, ready to jump out on £100 profit .... . That does mean that any significant buys (we're talking £5k and above, so not significant in blue chip terms!). will push the SP in a way that could be viewed as disproportionate - as we saw with the trades at 1620 today.

Wow! That was a day! Really interesting to see those trades at 1620 - £10k bought over the posted ask at the time. Those were solid buys for such a smallcap company. Things were really moving fast at close of play, similar to yesterday. Let's see if there's another 8.3 coming. In any case, the solid buying today suggests we're on for another massive week next week. People are holding out for that multi-bagger prize. It's still ridiculously low price given it's estimated at least a 10p/share NAV and this is going to be monetized soon, so no time like the present to jump on board I reckon! I wished I had bought more when I jumped in at 1.4 now!!!!

Pat - Lol! Not me I hasten to add!!!!

Sometimes it helps to split a large order into smaller chunks. You can see other people have done it during the day here also - £10k into 10 x £1k trades

It is most definitely NOT a Vax!! Lol!