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Whilst I have a sizeable chunk invested here, with no (current) intention of selling, I can't help worrying that any rise now - for whatever cause - will immediately be sold into and therefore quickly stifled, instead of what would otherwise be a steady increase in share price.

Ummm, he says '...bad news but not a sell'. He maintains he is holding, not selling and suggests that 'the brave will average down'. Make of that what you will!

This 'sell' recommendation is on one of his websites that focus on short term gains - hence the recommendation, (after the recent discounted placing, this one isn't clearly going to fly in these next few weeks). In fairness though, he does say that shareholders with patience could do very well out of AMYT.

I'm hoping he's forgotten the proposed 10:1 consolidation...

I have no problem with the name Sosander - but to have a ticker of 'SOS' is a trifle embarrassing....

Grangame; apologies for not providing a link as requested; I've been away for a week or so and not checked in - and thanks to KB007 for stepping into the breach.

AR is quoted as stating in an interview with TW in UK investor magazine that relisting is scheduled for the third week in October, and implies that the price will be 15p (after a 1:10 consolidation) so effectively 1.5p at today's rate.

elrico: many thanks for your posts. As someone who hasn't done too badly out of Opti (I've successfully traded it a bit over the last year), but who now is in the unfamiliar territory of finding my holding in this share well underwater at the moment, I am significantly reassured by what SOH had said. Thanks again for contacting him, and in particular, for informing us of his replies.

Flattery will get you everywhere....! (But thank you all the same)

Probably perfectly true cwmaman; unfortunately too many people are looking for an immediate SP rise, and move on when it doesn't happen. From my experience, investing in a company with Opti's potential is much more likely to produce a significantly better return compared to dipping in and out of speculative stocks.

...or could it be anticipated good news from the Chinese tests, and the SP is being dropped to accommodate a big buyer or buyers? I have nothing to base this speculation on - other than hopefulness and wild optimism!

Well, he might have - but it's far too early to come to that conclusion. He tipped buying at 0.01 and up to 0.0115 (equivalent to 2.5 and 2.875) and selling at 0.016 (equivalent to 4). Adam Reynolds has six months to get his act together - it needs to be borne in mind that it's only been a couple of weeks since this was announced. I will concede that I am more fortunate than a lot of people on this board and have only bought in recently - I haven't suffered the huge losses LTHs have had to face.

Thank you 1GW & Canard. Makes a bit more sense now, but really do wish this saga would end soon.

This is what I'd like explaining; out a few minutes ago... On 16 January 2017 the board of Sepura plc published a circular (the "Scheme Document") in relation to the recommended cash offer by Project Shortway Limited (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hytera Communications Corporation Limited) for the entire issued and to be issued ordinary share capital of Sepura (the "Acquisition"). The Scheme Document disclosed that Alphagen Capital Limited had provided Hytera with a letter of intent in favour of the Acquisition in respect of 36,423,615 Sepura Shares (representing, in aggregate, approximately 9.84 per cent. of the Sepura Shares in issue as at 12 January 2017) (the "Letter of Intent"). Pursuant to the requirements of Rule 2.10, Hytera announces that it has been informed that Alphagen Capital Limited is no longer able to comply with the residual commitments in the Letter of Intent following a transfer of the management of the relevant Sepura Shares. Henderson Global Investors (Holdings) Limited ("Henderson") and Lombard Odier Asset Management (Europe) Limited ("Lombard Odier") have entered into an agreement whereby the management of certain funds (including those listed in Schedule 2 of the Letter of Intent) have been transferred from affiliates of Henderson to affiliates of Lombard Odier. Accordingly, Alphagen Capital Limited is no longer able to comply with the residual commitments set out in the Letter of Intent.

Can someone translate this into simple English (or Welsh)....

Mr67 posted a link to bloomberg (posted at 14.17). From memory, it was Shore Capital who suggested the possibility.

stew200, you might want to rethink the subject heading for this thread. I am as pi**ed off as anyone, but I'm not aware of any confirmation that the deal has fallen through. What you've written could be classed as 'false or misleading information' etc.

RickyFitts; Thanks for your reply - glad you took my comment the right way. I'm hoping for 20p eventually, but I can see the rationale for getting out sooner if it rises just a little bit from where it is now... I have to concede I'm also unsure of what to do.

RickyFitts: Please take this the right way, but I think you ought to be grateful that you're only nursing a paper loss with a 16.75 average. I, along with many other LTHs, would give my right arm for an average like that.....

Been watching for a while; hoped to get in at 125 yesterday but managed an entry at 118 this morning. Nevertheless, I do feel for those who've been in for a while at much higher prices. I know what that feels like - I was stung badly with SEPU...