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Not as funny as your posts yesterday morning after you sold out on the RNS that was the same as the last one with a bit more jam on it.....

Yes MMs did the classic 8.30am turnaround, later you could see it had run out of steam, hence I posted this elsewhere,

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I see this moving back up towards 9p and being in double figures by the end of the week. MMs secured some more stock, but investors will still be hungry for more and I can't help thinking the trip Stateside and Investor Meet next Monday could signify something more to come."

The trade times aren't anything to do with LSE (London South East), but the time they put on each post is.

LSE need to sort their clock out

It was 8.2p offered from before 9am until 11.54am

Well they will if you continually bait them like that...

Same here, luckily I was going to add some more funds before the opening but got waylaid, so they have now gone into my Barclays account where they can be used.

Moniman,
I take most things posted on BBs with caution, whether that is his pessimism or your optimism, you both spout too much of it at times...I will post when I can and make my own comment, after all that is what these BBs are about, then it is down to others whether they want to take note of any comments or dismiss them. Hopefully it will lead to more people doing their own research rather than just listening blindly to others' agendas.

HVO will be running a characterisation Omicron study prior to the Challenge Study, so not strictly true....
Vaxart and the Company have both signposted the Challenge trial starting midway through the year, which suggests there will be a Covid Characterisation study happening well before the Summer.

No, it was a question, you keep mentioning them so you've surely done some research???

Sianna,
What assets does LFT have?

Prop, about a month ago something happened to my PC and I lost everything. I managed to get back on most things but I couldn't get a password reset from LSE, as I couldn't remember which email I had used when I originally signed up to LSE, so in the end it was easier to start again.

Croutom,
SML has had a history of having to do more work or another PEPR, more than once so far with the developing of Leigh Creek, I just think it is a little bit more sensible to be cautious about early timelines. After all we all remember JP blaming Australia Day for a delay to filing, when is Australia Day?
You mention the first PEPR? Are you talking about the last one, which needed a whole lot of other work done before it became unconditional? There were some before that for Leigh Creek and each time JP et al change the goalposts at Leigh Creek another PEPR generally needs to be done. So it would seem sensible that any lender knowing they are the only ones in the frame would wait until everything is confirmed before lending large sums (remember there has been no real Cu production at LC for a very long time). My post was in response to the post saying funding in January and my interest was due to reading an article about Battery miners in the SW where the Company was briefly mentioned.

If they have only just put in for another PEPR and there is only one serious funder in the mix at this time, why would the lender agree to funding until the PEPR has been approved? It doesn't take a lot of DD to see that PEPR's have taken a lot longer and sometimes needed further work before approval, so why risk it? The funder is in prime position, they can hold on not worried that someone else will take on the funding and steal the deal from them and at the same time try and derisk with PEPR approvals and maybe even a little more knowledge of where the Global demand for Cu will be in a few months time.

Just how do you encourage IIs to invest in the market? They like to invest in big chunks and generally at a discount to what us poor punters have to. So generally through a placing. Here we have a Company financed and in no need of extra cash from a fundraising (grant money more than welcome) and a market cap of around £30m so below what a lot of IIs would be able to invest in. We have got IIs on board from the IPO, but to keep saying JS needs to get IIs on board is pointless, he is doing all he can to make the Company attractive to all investors, but it is a little too small and illiquid for many IIs to look to invest in at the moment.

You were watching the order book during the 11am Auction period?

Not sure I agree with that Strictly, not because CF probably reacted to everyone telling him they didn't want him in charge so he did what they wanted, but because Mo has seen the Company increase all metrics very nicely (lots of that was already happening before Mo took over as CEO).
HVO ends the year in a far better place than it started the year, however the small cap market does not, the cost of living squeeze and looming Global recession has turned it very bearish. These things happen and if you have been through them you know that well capitalised companies will do well, especially ones with contracted orders for the next 18 months. Big Pharma has cash to spend and infectious diseases are the place to be whether vaccines or anti-virals there is a lot of work to be done and HVO will benefit.
Many people will have no choice but to sell during these times others can afford to hold on, it is a patience game, if you have the patience hold on, if you have the belief then use the current levels as an opportunity.
I have added twice this last week and will look for some more in the New Year, with a trading update in January and the chance of more contract news I think we will do well in 2023.

If there was ever proof that calling someone a moron on a BB that cannot be edited is always risky if you are posting like one yourself...
Well Done Scinv_temp, take a bow.

In what field?
**** stirring?
Seems you are an expert in that....

Strictly Zinc, That was a Buy... Big boys want in and not at the inflated retail price of last week....The MMs will bring the SP down, nervous holders will sell and the big boys trawl them up. Rinse and repeat, that is why they are still in the market and most retail investors have lost everything and bailed out.

colsoul, you have just become the latest bearish influence on the AIM market, you see the bearishness on SP and postings can last for a lot longer than the spikes up, however hold your nerve and wait for the big spike, which then garners more support. This is the time to buy not sell.....