Mo needs to get contracts over the line.If there's nothing before April 10th Hvivo will take another leg DOWN!!! |
There you go, hypocrite or what. Same metrics, different opinions depending on whether 1gw/his mates ramping or deramping.
HVO chairman dumped his entire holding 28p/29p, 1gw/his mates continued to ramp these.
Whereas TLY's directors loading up just a week before Fy end and 1gw is suggesting the Medical Director is buying so he can pick up a division on the cheap if the company reorganises, goes bust!!!! Despite the fact, if a company goes bust shareholders lose everything!!!
TLY directors, interim CEO & Medical, buying shares (not options) just 1 week before fy end. |
 Chica,
"Sikh called this price collapse to the tee."
Thanks.
I posted the company newsflow and opinions based on those and my experience of how shares react to events.
Best to read the company newsflow....
Not only on here but also:
FAB:
I warned it was being pumped/dumped by some of the same rampers here.
I said they could need a placing to progress their projects. Last week, they announced a placing.
Nexn:
I posted company/sector newsflow. I warned the shares were already listed on Nasdaq and Trump was a problem for US shares.
The rampers continued to post nonsense. Blind leading the blind...
The shares have crashed c40% over the past few weeks.
House builders continue to perform badly...as predicted.
I've been posting company/sector, political/economic newsflow. The ftse 100/250 shares have performed as expected.
As to TLY:
I've posted the same metrics rampers were using to ramp HVO and deramp TLY. It shows their real agenda and proves they were talking their own book.
1gw, for instance, has a long history of comparing shares, using the same metrics to ramp one and deramp TLY!!!!
Not just here but elsewhere. Rthm, Byot etc
HVO:
Rthm:
Byot: |
Trout,
"Who cares about Friel? CF last sold in July at 29p, the share price remained around that level for 3-4 months, his selling hardly precipitated an immediate crash."
He's the sitting chairman.
He dumped majority of his holding over a year ago. Then the entire remaining holding just 4 working days after the supposedly good TU in July.
That's a red flag. The chairman knows more about the company than anyone PI/II. Don't you agree?
As to his selling, the shares were talked up and continue to do so. Some PIs are likely to have believed that the Chairman sold to finance his other ventures.
As to the CEO's selling.... Regardless of why he sold, it's better to sell at a higher price as fewer shares would need to be sold for the same amount of money.
I think the CEO exercised at 17p because he probably doesn't think the share price will go above, at least not over the next few months. |
Another Proactive article today |
So #HVO shared an RNS highlighting annual results on Thursday 10 April. londonstockexchange.com/news-article/H... The @hVIVO_UK CEO, Yamin Mo Khan and CFO, Stephen Pinkerton will be hosting an @InvestorMeetCo presentation that evening at 6pm |
And if you are talking about hvo, then the thousands of people on their volunteer register don't seem to mind at all being injected with stuff else they wouldn't have signed up. |
No assumption of the sort, my comments were completely generic. Any legal drugs have had often thousands of people injected with 'vile stuff' to get through the 3 phases for approval. |
The assumption is that injecting people with vile stuff at hvivo will solve the malaria problem? |
I suspect volsung's bleach injection has affected his brain :¬( |
600,000 deaths each year from malaria. Let them eat cake eh Volsung?If you had 3 kids and 2 had already died horribly from malaria, I expect you'd be shouting for a treatment to save your third. And that means research involving testing drugs on volunteers. And so on for many horrible diseases which you seem to want to put a stop to. |
Pity he did not forecast the TLY share collapse. |
Except for his ridiculous pushing of Totally Sikh called this price collapse to the tee.+all those rampers like Pierre and Pogue etc etc have disappeared (which he also forecasted) |
Burton that was posted yesterday and had no effect! |
HVO in Daily Mail https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-14507381/SMALL-CAP-IDEA-Flu-Camp-rapid-drug-trial-firm-slashes-big-pharma-costs.html |
Are you investing or just carrying on a vendetta against someone?
If you don't like HVO as an investment move on, but your fixation with CF is strange to say the least. |
The share price is back to 2020 levels..
That's no progress!
And that's all that matters..
Obviously you have no clue about the concept of investing! |
You've got issues. It amazes me why you bother investing here.Take cash from the market cap even with the recent acquisitions, is this really only worth 70million. Share prices dont lie, but the markets do get it wrong. |
The SOB is still Non Executive Chairman so he is still relevant no matter what most of idiots think.
As for the share price I have no clue what was told to Octopus but if they weren't buying the shares price would have collapsed alot earlier.Obviously the shyster CF pulled a fast one. |
Who cares about Friel? Just you and a couple of other posters who cannot seem to let go...CF last sold in July at 29p, the share price remained around that level for 3-4 months, his selling hardly precipitated an immediate crash.
I have been on the end of unenforced large sellers and the share price can drop massively as they get out and that often wipes out investors who are on margin or with stop losses, CF sold and now the price is a lot lower, that is investment picking the right time to buy and more importantly the right time to sell.
I would say the way the share price reacted to CFs sale that he did his best to mitigate any fall and he did sell his shares at 29p so he must have created liquidity or at least have buyers wanting to pay that price for them.
Since then we have had IIs buying and others selling and the share price dropped due to worries over the slippage in orders. I think this is undervalued at the moment and once the market jitters abate this will go back into the 20's |
And I suppose Friel really sold to 'create liquidity'????
Bogus!! |
He sold to cover the tax, if he didn't do that he couldn't have afforded to exercise them, it is a perfectly usual way of dealing with an exercise of that size. What you should focus on is the shares he continues to hold after the exercise, he could have taken the money, he didn't, he is holding... |
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