Deepmatter Share Discussion Threads

[bamboo2] 07/8/2020 14:45

Saw part of stig post on follow feed. I realise some of the rns are difficult to understand, but his post looks like another deliberate attempt to misinform those with an interest in the company.

Springer have held their original shares for nearly 18 months so far, as witnessed by the recent holding rns. The holdings rns was a reaction to the dilution.

When they get their new additional deferred shares, why would they suddenly become sellers? They could have sold the original shares when the price was far higher than today.

The deferred shares will probably be transferred around 14/9/2020, which is 18 months after the Springer/Infochem transaction.

[the stigologist] 07/8/2020 13:56

LOL brainless noob

[mcrudden] 07/8/2020 13:48

Well he's not going to be dumping at a loss is he. Also do you have this confirmed or is this based on your own assumptions because the same can be said for any share and any holder. Pure guess work and based on zero facts.

[the stigologist] 07/8/2020 10:09

Springer who had to be Locked In from dumping shares will be free to dump c.70m shares soon

[the stigologist] 07/8/2020 10:08

Griffiths Dumping more soon ?

[swerves1] 07/8/2020 09:32

Novartis contract expected very soon....should break 3p then!

[bamboo2] 07/8/2020 08:55

Springers new holding was diluted down from 3.48% to 2.91% at the recent placing.

This is approx 25.6m shares

At 2p that's around £0.5m

The holding is not tying up very much capital, and interest rates are at all time lows, so unless they are desperate, I would guess they will wait for a better valuation.

[deutsch4] 06/8/2020 23:15

Has this piece of digital wonder ever produced a new chemical, new process, or anything new at all. If so where is the marketing. Greggs develop a new type of Pasty and their marketing department go to work. And bingo sales up profit up and share price up.........All we get here is people who already have sack loads of shares sell them off... Commenting on this conundrum is the main game of contributors here... Something tells me that the digital wizardry has not found a new pasty yet.....If it has a lot of people are selling out without being aware of anything.... For goodness sake if we cant find a new pasty then surely a new ingredient for the gravy?

[jpuff] 06/8/2020 23:14

Best to filter the trailer trash off the council estates I find.

[the stigologist] 06/8/2020 18:20

Losers having to rationalise their losing trades lolz

[bamboo2] 06/8/2020 17:15

The behaviour is bullying and condescending.

[I also have on filter, but bits and pieces appear on the follow feed]

It's hard to know the precise motivation.
Maybe short, or disgruntled by a losing trade?

It's worth knowing that he is multi-handled, so expect new names to appear!

[mcrudden] 06/8/2020 16:44

Come across him before promoting avct by saying ncyt was rubbish. I agree best to filter but I take great pleasure in pointing out people who have no facts to back up their argument. Don't mind hearing the pitfalls as such but the constant posts and language is terrible

[jpuff] 06/8/2020 16:37

I've filtered him as I'm fed up with his endless stream of utter drivel. He probably runs one of those boiler room operations recklessly gambling other folks money.

[jpuff] 06/8/2020 15:43

As I said a deluded very sad Walter Mitty character who needs to see a shrink!

[mcrudden] 06/8/2020 15:30

Yes you clearly don't understand it so I don't get why your such an expert and advising people on a free bulletin board on whether they should buy or not. When I don't understand something I'll research and keep my opinions to myself until I do.Certainly wouldn't be offering advise all over twitter/telegram/ADVFN. Sounds to me like you have a problem with other investors rather than the company.If that's the case message then and sort it out.

[mcrudden] 06/8/2020 15:09

Tbh I'm not surprised you don't understand this technology there's not many that do. Although it doesn't take a genius to work out it's potential.ABSTRACT: The exploration of complex multicomponent chemical reactions leading to new clusters, where discovery requires both molecular self-assembly and crystallization, is a major challenge. This is because the systematic approach required for an experimental search is limited when the number of parameters in a chemical space becomes too large, restricting both exploration and reproducibility. Herein, we present a synthetic strategy to systematically search a very large set of potential reactions, using an inexpensive, high-throughput platform that is modular in terms of both hardware and software and is capable of running multiple reactions with in-line analysis, for the automation of inorganic and materials chemistry. The platform has been used to explore several inorganic chemical spaces to discover new and reproduce known tungsten-based, mixed transition-metal polyoxometalate clusters, giving a digital code that allows the easy repeat synthesis of the clusters. Among the many species identified in this work, the most significant is the discovery of a novel, purely inorganic W24FeIII?superoxide cluster formed under ambient conditions. The modular wheel platform was employed to undertake two chemical space explorations, producing compounds 1?4: (C2H8N)10Na2[H6Fe(O2)W24O82] (1, {W24Fe}), (C2H8N)72Na16[H16Co8W200O660(H2O)40] (2, {W200Co8}), (C2H8N)72Na16[H16Ni8W200O660(H2O)40] (3, {W200Ni8}), and (C2H8N)14[H26W34V4O130] (4, {W34V4}), along with many other known species, such as simple Keggin clusters and 1D {W11M2+} chain

[mcrudden] 06/8/2020 14:20

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