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There will be delayed trades behind that SP move.

Yes looking good, just very low volume again, when that picks up this will motor...

Everyone has made a mistake selling before, it was the immediate deramping after selling, that sets them apart...

JBCo,

Sold at 1.4p, told everyone this was going down again and again, so what level did you buy back in?

Apart from the fact the Company is far from self funded, hence the tiny Market Cap, as it gets closer to needing another raise.

Hi GButts,

No I posted as Troutisout for years and then my computer crashed and I got logged out and couldn't use the old email to log back in, so had to return as Troutisout1.

I got John Peters to change the RNS where the company used Brendagate funds to state an improved (but false) situation, I was fuming as we had been blatantly lied to by the figures in the RNS, the company issued an amended one, but by that time I decided they weren't to be trusted and having loyally held from well over 2p down to 0.6p, exited the last of my holding at a large loss. I still felt this owed me though and watched for years until I decided to enter again. Was looking for a quick trade, but as time went by and Management changed both physically and in mentality, I stayed for the ride adding along the way. I have now recovered the vast majority of those losses in current profits, but will keep onboard for more as this year will be a really transformational.

Vewry shortly I reckon.

Volume is very small at the moment but positive with buys regularly outweighing sells by some margin.

I once owned 2% of this Company back in the days of SML owning just 50% of Redmoor, I'd love to own 1% of Redmoor now ;o)

However I sold out and at a very large loss, but kept on watching and keeping up, I re-entered and added in the 0.25 region, I have added all the way up and on dips back, my last purchases were less than a month ago at around the 1.45p area.

I have all but covered the losses from years ago, but believe this has a long way to go!!!

Now I have to do a little more tax efficient planning as I have too many of these in my investment account and not in tax wrappers, this should also be something people think about, a ten bagger reduces greatly when CGT comes into play.

Rocka,

I very much doubt any of the placing went to bucket shops, the twitter brigade or PIs, the clue is always in the discount.

This was a well organised funding round, allowing IIs a chance to add to their holdings at a fair price. These placings tend to see the SP react favourably, but often need a news catalyst to really ignite the SP rise. I hope to see some more TR1s but I am happy if there aren't more, there will be many IIs in here at less than 3% and probably won't move for more until the FAB valuation allows. We saw Maven sell out due to a change in Management of their fund and a different direction, many Fund Managers will be looking but not able to purchase through their fund due to investing criteria.

I have now bought up all my headroom, so happy to sit back and enjoy the ride.

I can see Rathbone or Cannacord adding enough for a TR1, maybe not a new investor though.

There are loads of trades being delayed until the next day, tonight's delayed trades will be from yesterday and the ones you talk about will be reported tomorrow at 17.15hrs.

KingHomer, I used to speak to companies and CEOs/CFOs a lot 20 years ago, They aren't going to be honest with you and say they are looking to plan a placing, they can't give you any more information as they would be breaking insider information rules, so they say the usual, they are confident, that news will come, la di dah, blah, blah, blah.

Unfortunately there are more believable fairy tales than what a BoD member tells a PI on the phone.

So you have to look at the bigger picture, who have to ask others around the situation, do you remember me posting that I spoke with a mate who worked with PS and he couldn't believe he was working for such a small salary and asked what options he had and I couldn't find any of importance, so no surprise he is moving on, he was much better calibre than the CEO job here, perhaps he felt it would have got better, but his departure suggests this is just doing the same old as it has for years... How many years have you been invested in PYC???

Janiax,

"Big buyers still loading up at market prices suggests they can't get through a planned placing..."

One big buyer followed by the herd of traders. they couldn't get a placing away as the SP was below the nominal value of 0.4p, now it is above, watch the plan come into play...

I think the people with blinkers on, held this when last year's TR1 started buying and watched it go from 1.2p to a 5p placing and then lower. They are now pumping this as much as they can, hopefully some can get out, but something significant happening? This has been a broken record here for years, this is about a revenue figure put in a job advert for the CEO's position, because the current one has realised this is below his skillset and experience and a good heating engineer could earn more than this position offers.

This is just getting us back to the price of a month ago, the placing will have weighed on that during January and now that pressure has been removed we are able to move back to previous levels. Another TR1 would show the market the placing was taken by sticky hands as last year's one was and that will encourage more to jump aboard.

I see this back in the high teens soon and then it's all about newsflow to get this into the 20p's.

As I said yesterday this is just like 2025, Big TR1 buyer comes in, price moves up, trading update and then placing for more cash. I don't see anything different this time.

Over twice as many buys as sells today (once the 85k is moved to the buy column).

It's exactly £250k at the placing price, so a good investment and an increase on their previous percentage.

Should see some more TR1s, as they get announced the realisation that shares tightly held again should see the SP react northwards.

I am sure we will get back to 20p, when doesn't really matter to me, but the recent broker notes seem to suggest that current trading is on track and that in itself is very positive, the first OptiMAL contract signed will see a boost here and I think will then see a flow of contracts come through. It would be great to sign 2 or 3 before the year end in March, but we will have to be patient for larger contracts as they will take time.

31% up with a close of 13.25p , would suggest a price a year ago just north of 10p.

It actually closed on 29th Jan at 8.75p and at 8.1p on the 30th Jan, so depending on where you would like the 12 months to start, either over 50% or for the 365 day version just over 60%.

But that's nit-picking, it is up substantially on a year ago!