Hvivo Share Discussion Threads

[sikhthetech] 19/9/2024 14:09

If the chairman sold some in Feb, as the original placing suggested, I'd say it was ok as he was locking in some profits. However, selling out majority whilst the company was being talked up, I think is a red flag. I warned at the time that the company was being talked up so they could sell.

Selling out the remaining in July just 4 working days after the TU/Investor presentation when the company was again being talked up, I think is a huge red flag.

Then this article where the chairman seems to suggest "I'm alright Jack" doesn't support current PIs or IIs.

www.businesspost.ie/news/six-or-seven-million-quid-for-my-shares-thats-bloody-good-cathal-friel-on-selling-hvivo-stake/

I don't think it's a coincidence the CEO's options are due to start exercising in just over 4 months time. Obviously he would like his options and needs the share price to stay higher for the next 4 months.

The original placing said around 25% would be sold, which would have been ok.



But a day later the chairman dumped majority of his holding, which I see as a red flag.





Where's all these £40m contracts they talked about?

[sikhthetech] 19/9/2024 11:00

Yet another of 1gw's and mates shares, POLB, crashing after they announce the results..which showed revenues, cash and admin costs exactly as I predicted.


Hope there weren't any gullible readers who took the bait.


1gw8 Apr '24 - 09:14 - 7159 of 8096
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I thought it might be of interest to longer-term HVO holders. If nothing else it served as a further indication of where CFs energies are now directed, notwithstanding his chairmanships of, and shareholdings in, HVO and POLB.



1gw portrays himself as a well researched reasoned poster. Why then do virtually all his shares crash?
1gw makes a dodgy 2nd hand car salesman sound honest

1gw, how many multiple ids do you have and why?

[chica1] 19/9/2024 07:36

Shares Magazine write up.


hVIVO is in pole position to capitalise on increasing interest in human challenge trials
The contract research organisation sector has seen increasing M&A activity in recent years with average takeover premiums of around 30%

hxxps://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/article/hvivo-is-in-pole-position-to-capitalise-on-increasing-interest-in-human-challenge-trials

[digger2779] 18/9/2024 12:28

The filter button isn't working. More's the pity

[bb cleaner] 18/9/2024 11:08

DONT FEED THE TROLLS!

[bb cleaner] 18/9/2024 11:08

DONT FEED THE TROLLS!

[bb cleaner] 18/9/2024 11:08

DONT FEED THE TROLLS!

[sikhthetech] 18/9/2024 10:46

Yump,

absolutely. Look at Rthm/trmr/byot, all ramped by blnx gang using the metric which can pull the wool over PI's eyes.


Look at TLY:
Exactly as expected, TLY due AGM in a week's time, so 1gw grooming services out, hoping to get all their posts in 'top posts' by the AGM.

Note he can do in-depth analysis of the company, yet lack of comment on the red flags here with the chairman dumping his entire holding, the CEO's huge options which start to exercise in just over 4 months..




1gw,
can we please have a graph for YTD comparing TLY with HVO, Byot, INSE
;-)

Why would someone who portrays themselves as a well researched, reasoned poster have so many shares crash? Byot down 99.9%, rthm/trmr down 80% and now Inse down 60%

You make a dodgy 2nd hand car salesman sound honest. How many multiple ids do you have and why?

[evianone] 17/9/2024 12:03

Thanks Pierre

[sikhthetech] 17/9/2024 12:02

"Please post original comments not comments you have posted a hundred times before."

Is that so that newbies don't see the red flags so they can be deceived into thinking everything is great as all posters seem to be positive, without realising they are mates???

Why doesn't 1gw and his mates post the red flags?
Look at how many threads 1gw's mate football created on rthm....

In it's short 2 year life, there were 5 out of 8 threads created by Football.
I had one. Why do you think 1gw's mate had 5 threads???



Yet, my one thread consisted of both views, pro and con.

I was warning of the red flags, yet 1gw was ramping on 'brokers confidence boosting notes"!!!


The shares crashed 80%.

[sikhthetech] 17/9/2024 11:52

"Directors are always selling shares."

Directors buy and sell all the time.

However, the sitting Chairman dumped his entire holding ONLY 4 working days after the July TU. I consider that a huge red flag.


When the chairman dumped majority of his holding in Feb, I said it was a red flag.


The fact the chairman dumped his entire holding whilst the company is being talked up is a huge red flag.

[pierre oreilly] 17/9/2024 11:45

You are trying shreik. Posting exactly the same post a hundred times.

And what a despicable character in other ways too. You freely post here, yet all 'free' sensible posters on the thread you control you simply ban. Obviously, you can't answer the points raised.

Directors are always selling shares. You can't buy an eight bedroomed or a Lambo with a bit of paper, but you can with the cash when you sell that paper. It's a non-point, or at the very least stating once for those who don't know. Directors sell shares - it means nothing to their view of the value of the company, it just means they want cash to live the high life.

Please post original comments not comments you have posted a hundred times before. And don't be as paranoid and puerile as you are to those who point out bear things in your company which you would rather keep quiet. Let them post and answer. What a weak individual you are.

No idea why you can't see the potential here, soon to be realised in my view, by Octopus or one of the other institutional buyers.

[sikhthetech] 17/9/2024 11:26

Rivaldo

"they bought over 7m more shares in the three days following the last threshold crossing, so pretty keen!"

7m!
The CEO has >7m options which can be exercised starting in < 6 months.

The chairman dumped his entire holding just 4 working days after the July TU/investor presentation.
The chairman was obviously very keen to get out asap.


Alongside your mate 1gw, you were very keen on INSE.

Why haven't you commented on the crash there?

[sikhthetech] 17/9/2024 11:13

eviaone,

"My concern is why its not breaking the 30p with all the buying from Octopus"

The chairman dumped his entire holding in 2 tranches at 28p & 29p. I think he knows the company better than any II or PI.

There's lack of contract news and lack of revenue growth rate, which has slowed as per the figures from the company themselves.

The CEO has huge >7m options, awarded only last year, start to exercise in < 6 months.

So red flags, the huge red flag being the chairman dumping his entire holding


These are being ramped on the metric which is likely to encourage investors. Currently, Octopus holding...


Look at TLY has c40% IIs, has been winning contracts, chairman & CFO buying.
£85m revenue forecast for this year, Mcap £18m.
Compare that HVO...£62m revenue and £193m mcap, lack of contracts and chairman dumping his entire holding.

1gw and mates with multiple ids ramping HVO. Yet 1gw and his mates are busy deramping TLY on different metrics.


Don't take my word for it, read the posts
Byot down 99.9%, nexn (was rthm/trmr) down 80%, stu bust, Nano down 80%, VRS down 99%.

Look at the LATEST ramp to crash. INSE - down c50% in 4 months!!.

[pierre oreilly] 17/9/2024 08:48

Evianone - if there weren't a pre arranged willing seller, Octopus buys would drive the price higher than they would be prepared to pay. People always want to buy and sell shares at the current price - that's what sets and mms ensure always happens. The key is Octopus, and others, are buying while they can get them cheaply. They are unlikely to stop buying - it's a strategic move (a really good one!) by Greg. They'll control hvo pretty soon imv, and anyone realising the implications of that will see the benefit of getting in now, even though near a high. The only problem for me is that i'll never see my £1 price i'd like (but then again, i won't have to wait several years for it, and relatively quickly get something less).

[rivaldo] 17/9/2024 08:02

Great to see Octopus over 10% now - they bought over 7m more shares in the three days following the last threshold crossing, so pretty keen!

[lauders] 17/9/2024 06:51

Perhaps today will be the day it does! I don't think anything we have heard or seen from HVO over the last few months has been negative in any way. Just needs some patience! I may even get back to my first buy of over 47p one of these days. I can wait. Some buys are now in profit and others aren't. Still haven't broken even. Am I concerned? No.

[evianone] 17/9/2024 06:48

My concern is why its not breaking the 30p with all the buying from Octopus

[1gw] 17/9/2024 06:33

There's no stopping Octopus, it would appear. They don't seem to be worried about potential changes to IHT in the budget. Or are they betting that any investments already made in AIM shares before the budget will retain their IHT status?

[lfdkmp] 16/9/2024 16:37

Yes chica
Like you wondering if Richardson is "assisting" this transparent market.

I am reassured however that these large volumes are confirming sizeable and growing institutional support.

Whilst it is frustrating as a mere pi to be observing these machinations from the impotent sidelines, I'm looking forward to when the big boys/girls have had their fill and the pause will give us a good idea of "fair market value".

[chica1] 16/9/2024 16:17

Yep that makes 25 million since Friday.

[lfdkmp] 16/9/2024 16:02

Looking at "current" trades is less than useful when minutes/hours later you see half a dozen
delayed large trades reported, sometines at a considerable variance to the current bid/offer.
Then at the end of the day you get the late reported trades which can often eclipse everything else that has gone before in the (reported) day.
Orderly market? ...Of course.

[chica1] 16/9/2024 13:40

If it were only 1 institution acquiring shares that would be a problem but 2 new Institutions (Rathbones and Investec)entered the fold last week on top of Octopus and JPM.

Another 20 million shares swallowed up by some Institution in the last 2 trading days.

Anyone know if Tony Richardson (ex CEO Venn Life Sciences) is still holding shares?

[sikhthetech] 15/9/2024 20:04

The share price is falling even though IIs are supposedly loading up.


What will happen when the IIs stop loading up???


The chairman dumped his entire holding 2 months ago, 4 working days after the TU/Investor presentation and whilst the company was being talked up.

That is a huge red flag.

I believe the chairman knows more about the company than any II or PI.