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Thank you TheDonofDons.
Your point is taken on board. The investors that you refer to believe that their investment in SYME will grow when certain developments take shape in the future.
You evidently disagree which is your prerogative. Why waste your time here when you are evidently not invested? One conclusion that might be drawn is that you are in fact a short-term seller and that your purpose is to add doubt in the minds of current naive investors? The aforementioned investors might even dispose of their holdings as a consequence?
Why not accept the fact that you are in the minority here and move on to a different bulletin board where your opinions might be valued?
Regards.
peas123.
I am intrigued by that date, namely 15 June 2022. A brief explanation as to its significance would be appreciated.
Regards.
Alan55.
You have made a worthwhile point, and I am in total agreement with you. Our research includes information supplied by the company. If an investor is misled, she/he can end up taking inappropriate decisions.
I have not been invested in SYME for very long. It is apparent that you have more context to draw upon. Consequently your conclusions are broader than my own . It is apparent that I need to conduct more research.
We do concur in that we are both of the opinion that this investment will eventually grow and flourish.
Regards, and good fortune with your investment strategies.
TheDonofDons.
I am certain that by now, all investors on this board fully comprehend your frequent reiteration of the same message. We have all researched our investment here, and take a diametrically opposite view to the one churned out in your persistent droning.
Can we agree to differ so that we can concentrate on our investment free from your constant interruptions? Additionally, you will then have more time to focus on your short term selling activity?
Regards.
I have some sympathy for investors, who have bought their stock way too early, and are currently undergoing a period of virtual losses in their portfolios. At the start of last week, I was over £20K down in an investment I had held, and gradually increased, since last February. One piece of good news, meant that I was able to sell this week at a moderate profit. As it turned out, I could even have made more profit, but have too many risky investment in my portfolio. I saw an opportunity to reduce the risk, with some added profit, and took it.
It would have been of little benefit to me or anyone else had I moaned about my virtual losses on that company’s bulletin board. As true investors, we all look at the potential for success in our investors, and balance it against the risk factor. It is the investor’s choice, and the company, and it’s CEO share no blame whatsoever in any losses that an investor may incur as a result of their choice . Likewise, an investment bulletin board is not the right forum for any of us to complain about misfortune in our investment strategies. Surely, family and friends should fulfil that role?
I was invested in IQE for the best part of two years, and somehow managed to accumulate a good profit on selling. The company has created good employment opportunities in South Wales, and has rewarded its leadership team very well indeed for many years.
I do not see this as company as a serious investment opportunity. However, I will buy in should the share price venture towards the lows of last year. I would subsequently set a sell order for no more than a 40% profit, which is achievable at those levels.
I had high hopes for my initial investment in 2018. The envisaged success never materialised although the stock purchases fortunately turned a profit in the end.
A buyout is possible at the current level. Perhaps this might occur, unless prevented by the interference of the UK government that is?
Good fortune to all steadfast long term investors in this stock. You certainly merit it.
The share price has stagnated at around the current level for some time. Trevor Brown’s declared reorganisation changes things to my mind. He now has the capacity to increase his holding, while retaining his previous stock in a company probably still under his control. This is despite the fact that his previous declared interest has technically been transferred to a young family member.
Trevor Brown is a shrewd market operator, and I have interpreted yesterday’s re-organisation as a buy signal. My purchase this morning 100,000 @ 6p should show as a buy.
Despite the fact that this is not an AIM stock, I have set a sell target @ 11p for the time being. This would yield a substantial profit.
I still believe in the long term future of this technology, but I am deploying a short term investment strategy for the time being.
My best wishes, to IQAI investors, whichever way you decide to manage your investment.
Hi bigmac81
I gathered as much and have taken appropriate evasive action through consigning him to the green rectangle zone.
Regards.
TheDonofDons,
You are evidently one of the short term sellers. Good luck with your strategy, but remember to get out before you get burnt.
Regards.
LexLugar208. Evidently not. I’ll check on this right away. Regards.
Sorry @ 0.144p or thereabouts.
I do not understand the prolific share dump that occurred after 11:20 today. This followed a period of positive chunky buys including my own this morning. I was able to buy 6000000 @ 1.44 or thereabouts in a single transaction and there was a stream of similar buying.
Is the subsequent share dumping at the current low price the action of short-term sellers trying to drive the share price lower? I doubt whether they will succeed for much longer. My opinion only. Usual caveats hold here, DYOR etc.
Some interesting points are being presented today. I am in agreement with the narrative. Thus far, my family has followed the Government’s plans to the letter. We are now wondering whether they are blindly playing out the vaccine agenda propounded by the major pharmaceuticals rather than looking for rigorously tested complementary strategies to bolster the attack against the virus spread, and its associated damage?
The Government’s therapeutics strategy, led by be-knighted Bell and Horby, has placed Synairgen firmly on the back burner from the outset. Meanwhile the aforementioned duo have trialled a ****tail of re-purposed drugs, singly, and even mixed together in some trials. This has had limited success but has saved lives, and the two gentlemen have been publicly recognised for their undoubtedly worthwhile effort.
Meanwhile, ably led by Richard Marsden, Synairgen has battled on, well under the radar, with the aim of bringing a thoroughly-trialled, safe and effective product to market. There have been setbacks on this journey. These have been systematically dealt with and the company has hired team of specialists to bolster its strategy in bringing its product to market.
Synairgen has not utilised any big pharmaceutical style propaganda. The company’s strategy is crystal clear and the emphasis until now has been directed towards aggregating sufficient data to unequivocally prove its case.
It has sometimes struck me that we live in a world dominated by bluffers and fakers. We need only look at the behaviour of individuals and companies that have led the war against Covid to justify this statement. By comparison, Synairgen have been like a small voice in the wilderness. For over a year, Richard Marsden has spoken nothing but the truth. The company’s presentation has improved immensely of late, but the message remains the same. Perhaps in the next month or so the message will finally be listened to and heard?
The share price has appeared to be more solid than at any time during the last week, whenever I have checked on it during the day. I could be wrong, but I agree with BigjohnnyWinn and others that there could well be a significant price increase before the market closes for the weekend?
Perhaps Richard Marsden will present Synairgen investors with a Christmas present by way of a positive update before the holiday period?
Thank you, but that isn’t much of a trick. It is merely that Gallium has a melting point of 29.76 Celsius.
Regards.
antofelli.
Earlier this morning, I read an FT article recommended by Fruitsnveg on the same theme. My wife, who is a researcher for an international organisation, regularly comments on the consistent verifiable veracity of FT articles, even when compared with other reputable sources.
Surely, one should not resort to twitter messages to seek out the truth about any situation? Each to their own, but I will stick with sources that are held accountable for everything that they publish.
Regards and good wishes.
I have taken some money off the table at this morning’s peak share price, thereby reducing my risk. I shall be more than happy to be proven wrong and to claim a smaller profit further down the road.
However, with four AIM stocks in my portfolio for a considerable time, I will henceforth de risk my investments at every opportunity.
My best wishes to all Nanosynth investors. I am hopeful that Mr. Duffin’s leadership will enable the company to flourish in the future.
BrassGemini.
Stop reading then. That will save your mind from a daily blowout.
Regards.
The share price is holding firm at the current low level. I intend to duplicate my holding, currently in my trading account within my stocks and shares ISA. I am about £3.5K down in my current holding, which I will hopefully sell for a good profit in due time.
I have 20+ good reasons which suggest that this stock may thrive in 2022 and beyond. However, I am not in the habit of counting my chickens in advance of the eggs hatching, with any stock. For the time being, I will remain positive, and will wait and see.
Some clear indication that Mr. Duffin is starting to deliver on his promises. I sincerely hope that Dr. Cave is beavering away on the research and development activity that necessarily underpins all Nanosynth’s future products. Additionally that Mr. Duffin has a good marketing team at his disposal. This welcoming news needs to be handled carefully, to ensure that the company doesn’t over promise and under deliver as was apparently the case with the masks. A good campaign this time around will serve to restore this embryonic company’s reputation, and bring about some long awaited sustainable growth.
Thanks are due to Ben Carr for bringing this development to this board’s attention.