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i see booth is scaling the heights of absurdity with his latest posts, in his desperation to depress the s/p. possibly the least incisive post i have ever seen on this site and that is saying something!

so looks like you weren't successful the last time this problem was broached.might be worth reading this general advice.https://the-international-investor.com/sell-foreign-stocks only genera so may not help,but if you haven't already done so it looks like your starting point should be the registrar and transfer agent, tricor tengis.their details are in a formal company announcement of 24th june 2019.once you have confirmed the position with them it looks like you need to search for a helpful broker.i see the author lists redmayne bentley as a possibility and they were my personal broker for many years as i found them helpful and a little less "corporate"than some others.thats a few years ago now so i expect things have changed,but it might be worth trying a regional office if there is one near you.

thanks for the link.not exactly sitting on the fence is he! gla

thanks for that grey matter.wonder if we will get any investment news ahead of the webinar to serve as a focus for the tub thumping?

there is an old Mayan prophecy that the world will end if regent (or whatever personification it is manifesting itself in at the time) ever reaches 0.99hkd, so be careful what you wish for!

afternoon albert.yes all perfectly true and possible.it's certainly going to be interesting (in a good way i hope) to see the precise direction of travel for naps .im hoping christmas will be an interesting time gla.

agree deadcross.its a pretty clear cut statement,which should put an end to speculation in that area,at least for the time being.more evidence imo as to how covid destroyed mvr's business plan,as clearly theatre was intended to be a major factor.hence the need to refocus on a different strategy.just my opinion of course.

agree with all that Thompi. makes all the right positive sounding statements,as you would expect.quite liked the phrase about looking towards commercial launch before end of 2021,but of course its all down now to fda decision,so personally not reading too much into it.completely agree regarding losses.pretty de minimis in the circumstances,imo.

as you know lf i never subscribed to the view that covid presented us with an opportunity. .on the contrary imo it destroyed out business plan hence the change of direction(not entirely different but substantial change of focus).its certainly been a turbulent time for LTHs.fingers crossed for positive news over the next few months

agree LF.thats the point really isn't it.that it is a very different business from a couple of years ago.next few months are going to be very interesting.

yes croydon boys.thanks for that.i agree it looks intriguing.i will continue to hope that my scepticism is misplaced(it wouldn't be the first time!)

yes it would be interesting to see if there is any current tangible link.i strongly suspect not,although i would be delighted to be wrong.bearing in mind that naps have pretty much said not to expect any news on the content creation front for some time, it would be highly surprising if there were any substance to the suggested possible link.

grey matter, Mellon talks about "white space opportunities"at about 6.27 in this proactive interviewhttps://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/950316/agronomics-set-to--completely-disrupt-the-agricultural-sector--950316.html basically creating de novo companies in areas (the white spaces) where there has been little activity to date. entrepreneur speak for doing something others haven't really done yet.

another example of non cell ag if I've understood it correctly.

very interesting post GVH .thanks.

well i hope you are right.my problem is with a PDFUA target date of end of 2023, I'm not sure i shall still wish to be holding by that time.still a lot can happen in that time.

yes read those bothwell and didn't like them either, but i think they are really just the sort of general caveats that they, or their auditors ,require including, to ensure compliance with standards of openness and risk transparency. the problem (amongst numerous other I'm afraid) is that they are perfectly appropriate warnings. ERP will not be immune to a global selloff, but that's just the risk you take with investing in quoted securities. the second warning is i think the most pertinent to us, in that without the cash inflow from Venturex we would have been in need of a cash injection(we still are really but not quite so desperate) and already venturex's s/p has slipped back by 20% or so from the recent highs. for plethora read fortacin and so far as i could see there was no or visually no revenue from sales ,which is hardly surprising if they haven't been able to produce any reliable supplies with working valves etc .tbh to call it a shambles is being generous.i have to accept that covid will have had some impact on supply chains,but surely it's the job of the BOD to address such issues in a way which justifies their salaries etc.this is the life blood of the company and i would expect them to move heaven and earth to address such problems.i realise i may be being unfair and that the problems were simply insurmountable but I'm not convinced this was necessarily the case. personally I'm just relying on the hope that we may get some sort of licensing deal as the fda application progresses, which may enable me to exit with a smaller loss than at present.i would put the chances of this as extremely low,so expecting to be around for a while I'm afraid.

at least they have paid the aussie tax,but apart from that very uninspiring.what is this "valve" business?

p11 results anticipated submission by end of august.so not submitted yet.disappointing!

no dividend folks!