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In a report released today, David Farrell from Jefferies maintained a Buy rating on Hill & Smith Holdings (HILS – Research Report), with a price target of p2,540.00

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/PRTC/new-puretech-research-published-in-nature-journal-5l5z1buy3aun1us.html

Finished with 800k shares traded on an up day, someone is stake building imo, expecting the same next week

Volume building again today up 3%, seems v buoyant

......was a decent volume 'blip' over 400k shares traded, which is substantial as normally it's very lightly traded, hopefully something behind it?

Pfizor yesterday bought out Trilluem Therapeutics for $2.26 billion its lead drugs are only in phase 1 leading to phase 2.

https://www.pfizer.com/news/press-release/press-release-detail/pfizer-acquire-trillium-therapeutics-inc

This could easily have been Vedanta (41pc owned), who they already investing in and who are further advanced. Top line read out as quoted in results in Q3, so September latest I guess, for phase 2 lead drug ve303.

Just show the individual values available in its founded entities.

Yesterdays Akili news was again an excellent deal worth $37.5 in milestone payments. Recon it would help putting this sort of stuff out as a 7am RNS? Would imagine the proactive board of Puretech will sing a very happy buoyant tune next Tuesday with the results and presentation, maybe they have even saved up a snippet of new news to catch investors attention, who knows.

Watched PRTC over the last few years, trading in and out, final sales about 400p.

To see it around the 320-330p area i assumed there must have been a bad read out, but having gone through all the recent news, its ALL positive! So following yesterdays 12pm news release, again super positive, i bought back in averaging 328p.

As you say, the manipulation of the shareprice is apparent and surely cant last much longer.

Looking at Avon at these levels, bought some last week and will take more when the markets open, seems certain to regain that lost space between 3000p and 4000p, then I guess it will be down to company newsflow

This situation has been known of apparently for some time.It is not a Wincanton problem actually.A customer using their bonded warehouse has imported goods, not paid the tax,then gone into administration.Nothing to do with Wincanton.Guilt by association does not wash if you have followed the strict guidelines of bonded ware-housing,which they did,hence no need to set aside 1p.