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TYRU Tyratech (DI)

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Last Updated: 01:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tyratech (DI) LSE:TYRU London Ordinary Share COM SHS USD0.001 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 3.00 2.80 3.20 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/4/2017
11:54
1,000,000 TYR just posted at 1.4p - If this is the going price reduces MV to some £5.1 million (ouch) Thoughts apart from those of PP - filtered.
pugugly
23/4/2017
12:45
Get someone to let us know if you fall overboard.
professor pettigrew
23/4/2017
10:07
I would not wish to treat anyone's hair with Sainsbury's own brand oily nit treatment as recommended within the link provided by our sad chob friend, for the main ingredient is Dimethicone(80%)which research shows is not a good ingredient to be using .

" Like petroleum products, silicone oils can actually make dry skin worse over time. Instead of sinking into your skin and nourishing it from the inside out, like healthy ingredients do, it forms a sort of plastic-like barrier on the outside of skin.
That artificial coating on the outside of skin causes several issues:
It traps everything under it—including bacteria, sebum, and impurities—which could lead to increased breakouts and blackheads
The coating action actually prevents the skin from performing its normal activities—like sweating, temperature regulating, sloughing off dead skin cells, etc.
Prolonged exposure to dimethicone can actually increase skin irritation, due to the coating property and because dimethicone is listed as a possible skin and eye irritant
Those with sensitive or reactive skin are at risk of an allergic reaction to dimethicone
On top of all this, dimethicone is a non-biodegradable chemical—bad for the environment.
To avoid this ingredient, stay away from all dimethicone and similar ingredients like cyclomethicone, dimethiconol, and phenyl trimethicone."

In other words,ignore miriam's fact free diatribe and keep buying Vamousse,for after all,Sainsbury's have it on their shelves to cater for its growing demand.

mudbath
22/4/2017
19:25
Watch out!

He will quietly unload another few hundred thousand Monday, whilst ramping it to you mugs.

professor pettigrew
22/4/2017
19:24
I think its very important for mug punters here to take note of the review, and the word USELESS where Vamousse is concerned, out of all the reviews.

May just give you an insight to what a liar, a fraud, and a conman "michaels" really is.

professor pettigrew
22/4/2017
13:52
Professor Pus,
Did they clear up your crabs ?
Thought not !

Come on you Blues !

chinese investor
22/4/2017
09:32
If Spreadex bought their 3.94% stake in TYR to part hedge a large spread bet then normal PI buying activity could cause them a headache.The shares were bought in two tranches,5,050,000 @ 1.75 pence on March 8th and 3,600,000 again @ 1.75 pence on March 16th(both after 5pm),with the TRI Notification being issued six days later.
Subsequent to the RNS,the prices of both lines of stock were lowered with TYR in particular falling from 1.50-2.00 to the current 1.25-1.75.Actual trades have been priced at 1.30 for the sells and 1.62 for buys.
Despite pretty significant buying of this generally illiquid stock,no adjustment has been made to these prices,although some liquidity was provided on April 16th with a 2,500,000 sale again @ 1.30 pence.
If this sale proves to be Spreadex keeping the price stable,then we should see a notification that their holding has fallen below 3% some time next week.
In this event,assuming that they will see maximum profitability from a low SP,then a reasonable set of accounts could see the TYR share price run against them thus creating a bear squeeze on Spreadex, maybe forcing them into making additional purchases of TYR and thus further stimulating the share price.
Much of this is hypothetical and just my thoughts.
Even so,the next couple of weeks could be pretty exciting for stakeholders.

mudbath
21/4/2017
16:03
This selling would normally result in the share price being marked down but with 2016 results and a corporate update to come next week, the mm's seem happy, for the time being at least, to hold the bid.
michaelsadvfn
21/4/2017
11:16
Interestingly(imo)it was the restricted TYR line of stock(DI/REGS) in which Spreadex announced their 3.94% stake of 8,650,000 shares.
This might be the cause of the extreme weakness in its share price of late and also explain the very significant and exceptional trade sizes.
Looking at the share price performances of TYR and TYRU over the past two years,the currently languishing TYR has traded above the TYRU price for around 33% of that period.
Potentially then TYR is cheap at 1.62,particularly if or when the Spreadex position unwinds.

mudbath
19/4/2017
10:03
The Registrars inform me that the automatic migration has now ceased,although this does not mean that there will be no future migrations.The guy to whom I spoke was totally on the ball.In chatting ,he mentioned that he had recently been in contact with the BOD;possibly regarding the forthcoming prelims.
In the circumstances I will retain the current balance of TYR and TYRU shares.

mudbath
19/4/2017
09:45
mudbath: Thanks
pugugly
19/4/2017
09:38
Thanks michael.
Just to make sure I will contact the Jersey registrars and let you know of any change.
Pugugly
That used to be the case but no longer.

mudbath
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