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B1inky, are you being honest? Moulding owns 25% of the company. His own best interests... are aligned with all shareholders! Of course you are a FUDder for some group. If I were you, I would be LONG at this stage. Shorters are looking for the door. But you know that!

Unfortunately Doosan seems to have made F all difference to Ceres today. Well so far anyway. Apprciate it is a down day on FTSE but when when when wil Ceres start to move back up? Seems crazy we were at 420 a months back. What has changed? Nothing. In fact... only got better.

We are the mercy of the big boys who are controlling this.

They now have more than 5% of the company... in various formats... not all shares. This is significant no? They must be confident!

Makes sense. But why Ceres too? Depressing

... but still the price does not move. Still waiting for update on next disposal. And on VAT. But surely this needs to re-rate at some point???

Indeed. Apologies. It is listed on London Stock Exchange. My point is still valid (even more so). The LSE must ensure the rights of shareholders of LSE listed companies are respected if they want success for the exchange?

I don't want to accept your comments... but I know I should and must. Seems amazing the THG can be listed on AIM but not have to follow any of the rules. You'd have thought that if AIM want to maintain their integrety and continue to attract new listings they would enforce the rules. If investors rights are ignored ... investors won't come.

Every time the price tries to rise... it seems like it is pushed back down in a deliberate manner. How can this be? The volume of shares available for sale at this low price seems to be endless. Surely sellers at this level must evenutally dry up? This business has such a massive turnover it MUST be possible with good management and cost controlling to make a decent profit. At very least such turn over and access to customers must be hugely valuable even to a competitor? What the heck is happening. Hard to keep the faith.

thanks for reply stanley. it is tractorhead. i am long here. but obviously super ****ed off with collapse in shareprice. seems astonishing to me given the t/o of the business and potential for decent profits going forward. i am just trying to understand why it is being so badly valued. i appreciate there have been large hedge fund shorting activity which is always unhelpful. and that mm is not trusted by the city. but there must also be some fundamental issues that are scaring investors. there is much talk about debt online. but thanks for reminding me of the recent debt reduction. do you know what today's debt/equity ratio is and how it compares with similar companies? every day i am amazed how the share price refuses to budge. it seems to be under relentless pressure. can't go on for ever surely.

Yes, there was positive AGM but there is still the debt issue is there not? With such low share price, debt to equity ratio looks really bad doesn't it?

How has MA increased stake whilst at same time share price has been falling?? Surely such buying pressure should have supported or pushed up price? Games.

Thanks muppet.

Is it not more likely than someone big is selling into the market with a 30p price target?? Not manipulatation or illegal. Just selling pressure??

Isn't it more likely that there is a large sell order sitting out there with a 30p price target? Every time it gets close... sells are triggered? Just an idea?

Why can't this get over 30p???

Stevescott, will you do us all a favour and just go away? Your agenda is clear. You've done your work for a few pennies. Point made. Your boss wants to suppress the price. Fine. But now it's boring. Thanks matie.

All I can conclude is that there must be a large Seller that just keeps the pressure on the price? Any ideas anyone? (Except not you please stevescott)

Onsolidground thanks for link which I just read. Bit confused though. This was one of highlights:-

"As Ingenuity Sales reach £1.2bn (c£700m today), THG shares are worth 383p. If Ingenuity EBITDA margins also reach 15% (low single digit today), the shares are worth 452p"

But MM now saying they will sell off Ingenuity? So does that mean this point above is now obsolete? Any future Ingenuity sales will not belong to THG? Where does that leave Peel Hunt's prediction on future shareprice of THG?

Surely this report is now out of date completely? Or have I misunderstood?

Maybe you need to extend your time horizon a little? This company is in a nascent sector. IMHO this is a long term investment- like 5-10 years. They have multiple patents covering key components of Hydrogen fuel sector. As the sector develops, Ceres tech will get more and more used and imbedded and licences and royalities will follow.

If you are here for a quick buck or for trading you are probably in the wrong place. Patience is needed. Getting frustrated with the short term shareprice ain't worth it.

Will you be annoyed if the price is £10 in 5 years?

If you think the company has no future you would be best to sell your stake at today's price surely? Get back what you can. Looking at your negative posts it doesn't sound like you think it will ever reach £3.50. So take what you can now and invest elsewhere. If you think it WILL go back to £3.50 you must think there is some good in the company? If that is the case... why not focus on that my friend.

Your choice. But seems to me if you have lost faith SELL. If you want to stay and ride it out focus on the POSITIVES. Good luck.

Oh I think I get it Unplugged. You don't like this stock. Great, thanks for letting us know. So why don't you go invest your money elsewhere and stop posting here we don't to listern to yourbs? Thanks mate!