Synairgen Share Discussion Threads

[the real capitalcity] 30/9/2020 16:10

One word of warning to all those holding who haven't been here long :-

If it isn't already clear from the last couple of weeks trading patterns - Someone badly wants your shares, and is more than happy to trigger whatever Stop loses you may have in place - so unless you want to return from the day out to find you've been raided of all your holding, make sure you only manually sell at a time which fits your needs or place a market order at a price you are comfortable with.

Someone is buying on Fear and being careful to make the trades look like sells (to create more fear). When Venrock were buying, the only way they could get the volume they wanted was to raise the price - They had tried the opposite approach and didn't get very far. This time is much more aggressive, but for the same ultimate purpose. I'm suspecting the next couple of days we are going to see some large after hours trades with a "?" next to them an perhaps the emergence of another TR1 / ii

[little minx] 30/9/2020 16:10

I believe SNG needs to put pressure on any TR1 being issued so we all have a bit of transparency

[wetdream] 30/9/2020 16:09

Must agree, share price has no visible signs of support.
About 140m shares just lying dormant while active 5% drive the price down.

[little minx] 30/9/2020 16:08

I think your a little bit out. Peachie sold how many? Buyer wants how many? Paid a lot last time just in case it doubled from there. Obviously buyer today buy some of the 2, 5 and 10k going through. Why has Clinigen gone up so much. They have a brilliant deal with SNG which will unfold over the next few weeks/months.

[festario] 30/9/2020 15:56

Any tiny recovery is immediately sold into.As now, the list of buys is getting cheaper and cheaper.So yet again, a large late printed sell will show what's actually going on.

[adamh93] 30/9/2020 15:39

WTF is happening!!??

[njb67] 30/9/2020 15:35

bobaxe

The NHS is mainly funded by the government, circa £120bn per annum, of which around £15bn is spent on medicines. Funding is not the issue here.