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Something afoot?

Second of the day. Cant see any real possible bad news on horizon so forced seller or similar? Could be opportunity to get in top up imho. Get in in my case.

May get a lift from this. Had a few just in case.

And in good profit this morning, but only because of shares bought in anger over the last few months, which just shows that trading emotionally can pay off.

1p soon.

Sadly already selling at 55

Duh, cash raise is always first option, that's why companies are listed, quick and easy access to funding.

Crumbs, you base your comments on a year old placing which they did to avoid using a bank facility and you use this as logic to say they don't have one? I suggest before you "duh" people you analyse your own comment before you make yourself look foolish.

06.40 in the morning to write a great long deramp, what a waste of time. Two lines in "this doesn't meet the auditor 'Going Concern' criteria to have a minimal 12 months cash or credit lines". How do you know what credit lines they have? They could have any number of guarantees or commitments, just because they use placings to raise cash doesn't mean they don't have other avenues. You're assumption of a totally negative scenario while dismissing other positive options says it all.

One share trade, for those that believe in that sort of thing.

At around £800k is more to do with sentiment than anything else. Over the last few weeks only a handful of folk have actually put their hand in their pocket and bought any, including one big buyer and about six trades from myself (there actually may only have been three or four different buyers).Add to this the regular bigger sells and here we are. Take one bigger buyer to start accumulating then the value increase, hence MCap no reflection of actual value.

"Yes, you can sell stock warrants in the open market. Once you own a stock warrant, you can sell it to another investor before it expires. Selling a stock warrant can be done through brokerage accounts or other platforms that facilitate the buying and selling of securities. "

Pure guess work as to if that has anything to do with the frankly unbelievable appetite for selling, regardless of how low it goes.

Fairly certain that selling on warrants is common practice. As to whether it happened here is pure speculation, but would explain the low ball sells.

Having said that just looks like retail holders losing patience today and who can blame them.

The 'fundraisers" will not be 20% down, they will have sold on the option of the warrants, probably for around 0.2 per warrant, plus they had significant charges associated, hence they can sell at 0.61 and 0.6 and still be in pocket.

Very significant dilution, just pointed out that you couldn't read the first three lines of the RNS which makes yours opinion a bit useless.

"How are they going to raise that money?" In the eagerness to deramp I guess you didn't read the RNS.

"The transaction is payable in MOS shares at the closing price on 27 March 2025 (the "Proposed Transaction").

Yet another drop today in reality, buying below mid. Don't normally get to impatient to be fair but the combination of a big sell every day and radio silence is getting beyond a joke and needs addressing.

Don't see arstech's posts as I have it filtered from years ago, about the same time he was saying this was going bust, 1000% rise since then.

Unfortunately this is under the influence of selling, not holdings. One step forward, two steps back.

Nm