The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Dummy buy for 800,000 no trouble at all. Lots of shares available then!
Cyrox has it - once again, systemic selling, hidden by timing and slight moves around a specific price. The SP will only move freely once all the options/warrants have been shifted. Frustrating but not worth worrying yourself over and they may let it go for the last few minutes, sometimes happens.
Says more about investor sentiment driving markets I guess. You can't blame those who are realising a decent profit on their investment and the 'sells' are continuing to flood in at this point, but surely it is now overdone?
With first production imminent, it seems that the business needs to drum up interest now, both from organisations and from individuals.
A quick search for "masks for virus protection' on Amazon.co.uk returns 'over 1,000' items. RMS needs some serious SEO work and some decent PR. I wonder if they are 'on it' and how much they plan to push Dr.Cave to the fore? Does the mask even have a name (other than 'Pharm2farm' which doesn't really help promote the concept)? Is this Alex's part of the plan? Let's hope so!
Too many warrants and options spoiling the picture. Maybe one day we'll be rid of them.
Agree entirely that a significant correction seems on the cards. The investing quandary right now is not really if perhaps, but more when and how.
If we see a slow but sustained decline, investors like me are inclined to sit and watch for too long before deciding to get rid. If it's a quick overnight jolt, prompted perhaps by events in a different global market, PIs will be too late to prevent a 5-10% single day loss. That would undo all the gains we've made in recent months.
I'm thinking I will lock in some of those gains, not be too greedy. Question is "when?"
Nissan 'manufacture local' news for batteries just made BBC national news. Think this is one of those stories that will gather momentum in the coming weeks.
A good time for options to be exercised?
The market certainly seems to like JMAT's announcement today:
https://matthey.com/en/news/2021/johnson-matthey-announces-manufacturing-capacity-for-key-components-in-green-hydrogen
zeratul that makes sense. In fact I think for the longer-term, one really useful lesson we are learning is to become self-dependent when we can. As for lithium, that decision has already been made for us.
Newtothis123 that's an interesting question and I wonder why you ask it. In any event, the decisions that might as you call it 'take us out' mostly require 75% agreement of shareholders present and voting. That's not a definitive answer and I suggest if you truly are a 'little worried now' you do some basic research on AIM.
Good luck.
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