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Looks like the 2 X 50K were bought the other day by people after a quick buck. Absorbed by the following 100K buy. Good to see that many are watching.

Hardman hosted an investor forum on 26/11. There were 5 companies presenting including NSF.

NSF's presentation was by their Head of Investor Relations and is available on Youtube.

See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joB8DBn2Cbk

NSF's bit starts around 1 hour 24 minutes in.

It really is worth watching.

Seems to be moving quite fluidly on every buy

Less than 200K available now

Price indicating it is

Looking like a good bounce on the cards

Yes looking like it could be a good performer in 2020. Won't take too much to get this back towards the 3p level. HNY

The transformation we have seen this year will hopefully reap rewards for the New year.

LOL unless that is you how the hell would you know

Must be a reasonable size buy just placed.

Expected to see some discount on the new offer but that is not the case. They want the full 2.1 so not sure what is going on

I would seriously try and look further at researching TCN. Over £20M T/O and currently valued at £3.5M. Makes a small profit but been recently hurt. It will recover and people will be asking why they did not buy at 10.8p. Also factor in that the company has been paying a dividend it's quite a nice one to tuck away

Well at least this one is going in the right direction.

Maximum is under 200K

A little dip but hopefully post a new high later today.

Full offer all the way

Hopefully we will see the price of vanadium increase next year and subsequently the share price.

Been watching this following the drop and considering a buy for a long term hold. Could see some good returns from this price.

Trying to fathom if Forth are the meter manufacturer or just an EMS company.

Chart looked very oversold and again today we have quite a few buys coming in. Oil sector in general has been unloved for the past few months so a good chance that in the New Year it may be one of the better performing sectors.