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twinturboz said:
The next RIOT .... https://www.streetinsider.com/dr/news.php?id=13622...
Already up 500%, definitely dot.com bubble stuff.
staggering-a drinks company is now focussed on Bitcoin investment.Already up 500%, definitely dot.com bubble stuff.
R8Steve said:
We should do a PH RTO into some empty cash shell AIM stock and rename it to something with blockchain in it. We'd all be overnight millionaires. 
Agree! It's a shame there isn't any options on some of these names, would be worth taking puts. Outright shorting the stock isn't available too, but even though this is obviously a mania that option is just far too risky.
Greshamst said:
Looks like your £6.50 may be sooner rather than later, IG have dropped 10% on news from EU securities watchdog looking to ban marketing of the riskier products to retail clients.
IG are saying that these particular products that have been picked make up less than 5% of their income. As I said before, I still think they're best placed to ride out the storm, they've aleady begun to reduce their exposure to retail customers for these types of products, and have lots of diverse and pro-investor revenues that make up most of their income.
I hung on to mine. Looks like it's a bit of a storm in a teacup as they are around £7 again. IG are saying that these particular products that have been picked make up less than 5% of their income. As I said before, I still think they're best placed to ride out the storm, they've aleady begun to reduce their exposure to retail customers for these types of products, and have lots of diverse and pro-investor revenues that make up most of their income.
twinturboz said:
R8Steve said:
We should do a PH RTO into some empty cash shell AIM stock and rename it to something with blockchain in it. We'd all be overnight millionaires.
Agree! It's a shame there isn't any options on some of these names, would be worth taking puts. Outright shorting the stock isn't available too, but even though this is obviously a mania that option is just far too risky.
supercommuter said:
twinturboz said:
R8Steve said:
We should do a PH RTO into some empty cash shell AIM stock and rename it to something with blockchain in it. We'd all be overnight millionaires.
Agree! It's a shame there isn't any options on some of these names, would be worth taking puts. Outright shorting the stock isn't available too, but even though this is obviously a mania that option is just far too risky.
Ok, you get ramping it up on LSE/ADVFN and i'll get the paperwork started
Quite how these RTO's to completely unrelated sectors are allowed to take place i have no idea. It always ends in tears though, unless you are at the helm of course.
R8Steve said:
FredClogs said:
Half an hour left for those that aren't, wouldn't want to be out of this over the holiday period
Roll up, roll up, get yer golden tickets here. 
.. However seeing as it's still 10% up on yesterday and the two donors are down around 10% today I'm happy. Might actually leave it in Ukog now as I threaten to buy some in the 3's anyway... Hoping my ZIOC rainbow comes in sometime next year too....
HarryW said:
R8Steve said:
FredClogs said:
Half an hour left for those that aren't, wouldn't want to be out of this over the holiday period
Roll up, roll up, get yer golden tickets here. .. However seeing as it's still 10% up on yesterday and the two donors are down around 10% today I'm happy. Might actually leave it in Ukog now as I threaten to buy some in the 3's anyway... Hoping my ZIOC rainbow comes in sometime next year too....
t as I clap. Let's see where it goes Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you
ATM said:
yajeed said:
Nice. Still massively oversold imho.
Sure you’ll do well if you hold through to commercialisation.
When is that?Sure you’ll do well if you hold through to commercialisation.
There is still the issue of what Amphion will do with their 14% of the company which could well drag on the sp through the year and also there's the usual AIM games and sp uncertainty, buy I'm hoping to see a stable price of at least double todays price before the spring is out. Hoping.
FredClogs said:
NDA (new drug application) will be filled in Q1 2018, Mtfb have been very good up to know on delivering on deadlines. There will be possible territorial licensing agreements announced there after, the US fda have already noted the drug for fast track approval and its been through the process before so hopefully revenue will be generated as early as Q4 2018.
There is still the issue of what Amphion will do with their 14% of the company which could well drag on the sp through the year and also there's the usual AIM games and sp uncertainty, buy I'm hoping to see a stable price of at least double todays price before the spring is out. Hoping.
Thank YouThere is still the issue of what Amphion will do with their 14% of the company which could well drag on the sp through the year and also there's the usual AIM games and sp uncertainty, buy I'm hoping to see a stable price of at least double todays price before the spring is out. Hoping.
ATM said:
When is that?
Next year, probably. NDA submission Q1, 2 months before submission acceptance, then 6 months for approval.
So approval around October/November time and EU approval Q1 2019.
Of course, they’ll ramp up their commercialisation efforts as they get nearer to a decision, but won’t want to make it look like they think it’s a fait accompli, so won’t be too bold.
Wonder whether anyone has an opinion on Aviva plc?
New CEO Mark Wilson has been in place a few years now and has trimmed the company back to its core operations, got rid of non essential stuff, bought and integrated Friends Life, made huge savings, fantastic operations ratio, started a £300m cash back, pays an improving dividend, now a cash generator/huge profit, £billions in reserves, an absolutely massive company etc etc
Yet the share price hasn't flown, why? Years ago CU (a sometime part of Aviva) had a share price higher than Prudential Ass and they are at £18odd.
HL has a selection of brokers tipping them at £6.50+ for sometime but the price just hovers.
New CEO Mark Wilson has been in place a few years now and has trimmed the company back to its core operations, got rid of non essential stuff, bought and integrated Friends Life, made huge savings, fantastic operations ratio, started a £300m cash back, pays an improving dividend, now a cash generator/huge profit, £billions in reserves, an absolutely massive company etc etc
Yet the share price hasn't flown, why? Years ago CU (a sometime part of Aviva) had a share price higher than Prudential Ass and they are at £18odd.
HL has a selection of brokers tipping them at £6.50+ for sometime but the price just hovers.
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