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nice to know,geordie ,thanks.you are a real gent!

thanks idk.im sure he wont turn up here as he's clearly only interested in FUM for whatever reasons.this is an interesting one and i expect renewed interest when the dust from the fundraise has settled a bit and the new investments start to happen.gla

gosh,this board is a veritable trove of apothegmatic treasures!

landadesa,my apologies.not only am i forgetful,but my eyesight is not much cop either.i mistook your post as one from my bete noire,booth.sorry for the curt and dismissive tone.

afternoon bignose.yes its true that the DVP prices seems to have no reflection in erp'ss price,but i suspect this is because there is no normal market for erp volume wise .as you have said it's just a small trader sshsre in the absence of large s/p moving news.it's still positive in the it could serve to give us a bit more cash if/when we need it.all those director salaries and the people at dlii for example,so at least postpone the need for another placing or similar for a while.just my thoughts,but not really significant in the overall scheme of things

same percentage as GSK.lol!

well that's it then.the end of fum as we know it.does it tell you who has borrowed the stock?please share.

good you've got it booth. no shorting at all. no idea what the rest of your nonsensical post is supposed to mean though.

thanks heimdal.helpful.

i did wonder if the news that the results are coming out on monoday, rather than being extended under the covid extension rule( which i think still applies) would be seen as mildly positive,(bad news tends to get postponed if possible),but apparently not

be careful idge or you might end up with liambooth on here and you don't want that!

mrh there are different markets with different listing requirements see https://listingcenter.nasdaq.com/assets/initialguide.pdf

and check the lse site.there are currently no open short positions!

an good luck to you deadcross.i think we may need it.

he started his post with"delighted to see L/O increasing their holding"and it was this general sentiment with which i was agreeing.yet more distortion.i will leave it to others to decide what the words "not hard to see it happen"mean when given their normal interpretation

sorry curo,im having real problems typing on here due to glitch on my computer on this site. so proverb not proved.and was just trying to say no advice intended ,everyone has to assess by reference to their own positions.some interesting detail in the res yesterday which install looking at.

don't worry euro,im keeping the hair shirt in the wardrobe for the time being,although its ready if required.yes its going to be entertaining in the sense of "interesting"for interesting times in the chinese(?)proved.seriously its pretty much impossible to predict what will happen here but for the time being im sticking.certainly nor advice to anyone

yes i forgot the name you got me .but i am very old and i do forget things.that said,i haven't lost the ability to think clearly.you conveniently ignore the fact that its like l/o take advantage of market weakness ,which frequently happens when there is a lack of news ,to increase their positions for whatever reasons further their agenda.i am,as im sure you realise, not suggesting no one was selling,but the issue is with the determinedly tendentious interpretation which you continue to try and put on matters by suggesting a desperate need on l/os part to prevent a share price collapse.you can seeks to dress it up any way you like,but it is just nonsense. clearly you also have a different understanding of the words "not hard to see it happen".oh well it takes all sorts!

haven't forgotten about riverford at all.your initial comments referred to "since may.",so my comments were based on events after the may fundraising. i can only repeat absolutely nothing to suggest L/O have"had"to prop up the s/p. anyway pleased to see you envisage a reasonably positive outlook for the s/p over the next few months.at least we can agree on that.

would agree with that view aimigo.