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I doubt Barcap is here to provide saintly services to newbie investors, he's here because he's interested in the company on some level and that interest would be based on the possibility of him making more money from it, whether by shorting it again if the price suggests he should, or waiting for a low enough price to go long. Or he may do nothing if the share price doesn't reach the extreme levels to trigger said long or short. I don't short myself, but I understand there's a good price for everything, long or short, depending on one's view.
The point I'm making in a round about way, is that I don't think Barcap's here to act as Joan of Arc - that would be weird - he's here (ultimately) to make money, just like the rest of us. In that context, his negative views are as legitimate as another person's positive ones. Tbh, his concerns over trust in the management and the opaque way they present their trading, seem not unreasonable to me. Ok, if he bangs on about it daily, it could get irritating, but I'm not sure that's the case (I'm not closely reading this board).
Bottom line - all views are welcome, right guys?

And how sustainable is the divi?
9% looks high to me when considering the other demands for RCH's cash...
Does anyone have a view?

Sounds good tony, but why are you assuming i3e suspends its capex program from next month?

Yes they still exist (past commentary), but not on this board which has been wiped clean.
I wouldn't get too excited about the 'global strategy' passa. Apart from the fact that this wasn't what investors signed up for in the 1st place (and Schroders wouldn't be my choice of stockpicker in the global space anyway), or that some think India is overvalued, the simple truth is that such investments won't move the dial, not for years. However they re-brand it, this trust remains dominated by the old Woodford picks circa 2015-19 and will remain so long into the future. Oxford Nanopore (23% of NAV) is a fantastic company, but whether it's valuation is aided by a London listing is another matter.

The question has to be how sustainable is the divi? If it is and the annual divi declaration of 22/12/22 still stands, then the stock yields a very respectable 11%. Good enough for me.

...from 93p to 69p in 3 months, during which time we've had a strong trading update....
Bizarre.

Share price has broken below 70p this morning... close to all-time lows.
Can't believe how forgotten and unloved this share is.
We desperately need some good news.
Are management really putting their backs into it, or do we need some fresh talent?

Fair analysis KillerJoe.
A big part of my reasoning for buying G4M was that the stock was totally bombed-out, yet the company generated sufficient cash to reduce net debt by 40% (from £24.2m to £14.5m) in the last 12 months.
Who knows, but today's very welcome share price rise has taken my investment to break-even.
I remain a (fairly happy) holder.

Lol, market seems to like it this morning tho'

No worries barcap, I've read the RNS.
Seems lse have a glitch with updating RNSs today.

Thank you MrBrian, 'cos the Trading Update hasn't been put up on lse or on the HL service this morning.

So, we have a new share chat board to go with our new name, conveniently wiping clean all the negative commentary associated with SUPP.
New investors imagining INOV has anything to do with innovation are advised to read the old SUPP (and possibly WPCT - there's been a history of name changing) share chat boards to remind themselves what a dog of an investment trust this has been.

Where do you get that info Barcap?

Hmm, according to posters on the advfn board there's been a trading update today, but I can't find any such RNS. Anyone shed any light?

Generally positive then.
Yet the share price has dropped 20% in a few trading hours since Friday mid-morning.
Non-sensical share price movements - given up trying to understand them.

Looming fine? That's all we need.

quite right abu,'alphawave semi', as in semi-suspended...

Do you mean Sutardja?
Ah yes, the mystery of the Sutardja family purchases!
Indeed he's bought a chunk of shares over the past few months, but I think it's been established that he nonetheless pocketed a multiple of what he's spent when he previously sold shares at IPO?

And it's all translating into a falling share price today.
Aren't we supposed to be bid for? What happened to that narrative?

Sorry, it just behaves like one!
Barcap has summed it up - if it was hard to build up trust in management before, it's even harder now.