Skinbiotherapeutics Share Discussion Threads

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 11:27

Be like America here for lawsuits. Got to change their ways pretty rapid.

It's a bit of a dilemma for most funds in AIM and co. They be just fodder to the big dudes. But not smart enough to make it in normal markets without a gerbil fodder environment

Re little cap fixes

They have made billions over the years out of the 'kill gertbils' templates. Thats just in the Uk

But im stating the obvious. Difficult to look at AIM since inception, realise that PI's have been generally slaughtered, and not wonder where all their cash goes . The cash does not disappear. Goes somewhere right? Lol

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 11:26

I reckon AI is going to change the whole little cap landscape really. Everything will be too obvious re the ol game

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 11:23

Most of the time, all a maker has to do for the sell instructions, is drive price to where liquidity will exist. Very common.

But forgetting all that, you now are in a scenario as a holder, of share price having too much work to do to rise further ie it's where the sellers want it, and 2. less likely liquidity on another run, so not worth makers while going back to0 soon.

The only way you can break the above prices now is 2 fold

1. no-news false market creation, or. 2. news (still be false market creation)

Point is, market never takes it up to liquidity prices. It's the maker that does, to make a 'sell' market for clients

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 11:23

Best advice would be not to have as well then. They all do run the show

[pr100] 12/12/2024 11:10

Corporate owners such as institutions, funds, etc may buy smallcaps on the sizzle but they sell on the sausage. Accountants have no place in their heart for sentiment.

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 11:03

you get a lot of days like that re L2 showing big sells and big buys

But take a look back. You will see the same when it was in the 60's 40s etc

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 11:02

And i doubt the buys are anything more than a repeat of the sell really lol

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 10:59

True. But they wont have banked 100%. Average is around 40% on the up n down sells. Still good profit but if you are expecting 80-90-100p, you cant' justify crystallizing any profit at todays rate . You would have to be at least 50% towards expectation before reducing on the up. Standard MO broadly for reductions across most funds

[pr100] 12/12/2024 10:35

There's certainly some hefty selling (and buying) going on but whoever is selling is probably crystallising profits of over 100% and most corporate owners would be badly managed if they didn't bank at least some of their gain. Don't forget the likely lads who bought 7.5m shares from Macquarie Bank at 6.6p a few months ago.

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 10:11

If you were to put it into a 'normal' market permutation run, this is easily a minimum 7.67p at some stage early new year.

The only thing to slow that process (or even stop it), is maker and client instructions im afraid

Fkn awful

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 10:08

And that is what its all about really. Sell on the up sell on the down - calculated to the tick for the required average PM. Thanks maker

LOOOOOL

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 10:07

When you take the average of the new raises and Bonds, it seems each rise in share price (in value/volume terms), is equating to a steady 40% average PM on sells (weighted - accounts for holding reduction each time)

[min ping] 12/12/2024 09:59

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[putinaire] 12/12/2024 09:59

For most people, it obviously is. But to call it so requires something @SPecial

USA USA USA

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 09:58

Summary

Fkn hilarious

Id love to call it blatant fraud. Working on that today

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 09:57

As i said before - it had to be near zero before they would get the raises and bonds. Tells you all really. Just glad opti got a news play to dump most of it prior ie not be part of the rotated dump system (for most of what they held)

[min ping] 12/12/2024 09:52

£1 coming

i can feel it

[putinaire] 12/12/2024 09:38

'It’s been there for a while and shares are only sold in small volumes on up days.'

So, it cant rise right?

'Rotated dumping'.

You do need a friendly maker for that but obviously they have one anyway.

OPTI managed to offload something like 25% of total float in the 'packet of psoriasis' run. Nice. They got a large majority of it off whilst they had whole market for sell liquidity. And before all the raises etc occurred re having to share that sell liquidity with others.

It's not a company at all. It's a spun out PI mincer, to benefit the few

True to say, it is now a shared dumping market re 'Rotated Dumping'. Even worse.

Each bit of news designed for the next dumpers turn