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It is $3,500 per test according to the investors presentation in January this year. It could get a bit cheaper if it's produced at scale. G8 post Marquisdesalade. The potential is fantastic and the company is ambitious to see this taken up routinely for cancer treatments. Solid opportunity to make some money in this tough market here. John Burrows, CEO tweets under @OxfordBiodynamics. Check out recent tweets. They're really pleased with the reception they got at the flagship industry conference, ASCO. 11 meetings with different pharma companies. If I can free up cash before Tuesday I am buying some more. GLA.

Try to free up some cash for another buy for my ISA. This is the year low. Results on Tuesday won't be much but the trading update will have details of the ASCO conference meetings with big pharma. There's hardly any they haven't worked with. Looking forward to the presentation at 12.30pm next Tuesday. Confident it will be very good.

£11 billion savings and much more predictive than existing alternatives. My favourite bit othe RNS is that they are targeting the NHS next. More efficient decision support treatment for 15 types of cancer is such good news for everyone.

Thx for sharing Yellowstone. Just tweeted to encourage PIs to take a look. Don't think we'll be under the radar for much longer.

Not declared on the short tracker again. Illegal when it's over 0.5%. Sick of this bull****ting.

Okehurst1, well MM and the city of London don't get on. It seems like a bit of a charade has gone on doesn't it? To what end? No idea. Pi**ed off about it.
I guess if he puts out an RNS tomoz to say CVC are buying Ingenuity then we won't be so unhappy and he will have got his revenge on all the whales big time. Wishful thinking I know! Certainly seems pretty weird decision making from Matt Moulding and other board membersif he doesn't have something up his sleeve.

Well they shorted half their long- called hedging for good reason I guess. It's the banks that are shorting the crap out of it.

I think the shorting by the whales has been a shocker. Most not declared on the short tracker but the takeover code has forced disclosure and they have carried on. They will have known that the bids weren't coming in and they definitely knew that the interest rates are going up. It will affect house prices more than anything. We all have to find money to eat, heat and clothe ourselves. THG prices are competitive. If anything they will benefit as the boutique buyers like me will consider lower cost purchases.

They have all been taking the **** a bit hey? I can see a bounce of 20% by Monday. Unfortunately don't want to sell anything else I'm in to take advantage.

Do you think they will continue with the plans to spin off? I think women will still buy make up and clothes in a recession myself. I do and I've lived through a couple of them.

Decent volume? About 9 million buys vs 4 million sells. Will that UT trade give us a lift on Monday? Next week should throw some light on things anyway.

2 million buy at 4.34pm for £1.24.

Level 2 book looks mad. 136 bid vs 116 ask. Better not be that way round!

OK. My mistake. Still. Bit much of a coincidence that Murphy is going on good terms with absolutely no notice within the same week of CVC withdrawing from the Boots bid. I can see him leading on another bid.

Interesting that Dominic Murphy has decided that now is the time to step down. He's on the CVC durectorate isn't he? Who have just withdrawn from the Boots takeover.
Noticed that the RNS emphasise that he's had no say on the King St bid. I'm sure that's the case, given the criticism of company governance. He will still know the offers being made by anyone engaging won't he (as a THG board member).
And yes, those with direct interests in buying the company are both heavily invested and on the board. I wouldn't be surprised if the consortium for Boots who went in there with £4 billion make a bid for THG.
The shorting and rebuying is very opportunistic and very much looks like insider dealing to me. Blatant. And when those bids come in, guaranteed they will be allowed to buy back at a profit. Working it up, down, up again at PIs expense. Think it's going up again though. Moulding wants £2.50 at least. I am holding.

What's going on here then?

16th June it is! Sorry for asking a dumb question. Just checked the new takeover code and the RNS.

Is the latest practicable date prior to disclosure. RNS today or Monday? Anyone who has experience of these takeover regulations?

Yeah, closing now. Check the declaration forms. Loads declared shorts. More to close though. Hope an RNS lands suddenly. Ooh, aah, owch. ;)

Regulators should take a dim view anyway. All those whales shorting after buying in at IPO. For no good reason. Anyway most have started closing. Tories have dumped the new market regulation bill of course. So banks might get away with it. But I noticed that none of them declared on the short tracker as they are legally obliged to. Well dodgy. Will look into the existing regulations at some point. May as well raise it with the FCA if they have broken the law.