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Advanced Oncotherapy - Get Beer & Popcorn ready for March 31 GM Called - I shall be there!

I have already covered the admissions (HERE) and lies (HERE) flagged up in today's notice of a GM published by Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO). The great news is that the GM is on March 31 in London, a day when I shall be in the Capital. As the proud owner of 1 share bought earlier this week I shall be there for a bunfight. Just 32p for so much fun - bargain! Get your beer & popcorn ready. Why not come along to join me in giving the board hell over all the lies and other matters? There is free beer on me at Wedge Issue afterwards. But there is a far more serious problem for the shysters.

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Advanced Oncotherapy forced to fess up on Death Spiral Provider Bracknor & Short selling

Heading to zero, serial liar Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) has today called a GM to approve the issue of a blizzard of shares to obliterate its share price via death spiral. More on that later but the documentation throws up another issue other than the lies refered to earlier HERE, why will Advanced NOT come clean on short selling by death spiral provider Bracknor.

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Has Advanced Oncotherapy broken covenants on Metric loan already - will it be insolvent on March 31 or is it there already?

I am beginning to think that the 32p I invested in buying one share in Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) may be dead money sooner than I think. The silence on certain matters relating to the £11 million it owes Metric is deafening and leads me to believe that on March 31 this company could be insolvent. Or is it already insolvent?  The first question is whether Advanced has breached covenants on the loan already and so is in technical default, i.e. insolvent. If that is the case investors should be told at once should they not. Perhaps hapless Nomad Stockdale might force a clarification of this matter?

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When you know a company is finished - sentiment on a Bulletin Board: ref Advanced Oncotherapy

Shares in Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) are sliding again today. Last time I looked they were 32p bid and they are heading rapidly towards the 25p mark at which point Bracknor will not be able to forward sell/convert loan notes as explained HERE without GM sanction. Thus the loan shark death spiral provider - which is pro tem exposed to the tune of well over £1 million will be flogging shares as fast as it can. Meanwhile Advanced just won't answer my 16 questions HERE. But there is something else going on which you can see if you check out the Bulletin Boards and it is quite remarkable and shows this company is toast.

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15 Questions for Advanced Oncotherapy: shares crash as Investor Presentation bombs

For years Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) has ramped its shares to get away placing after placing with ramptastic investor presentations. But that was before I started asking all those horrible questions for which there was no answer. and Winnileaks started obtaining toxic leaked emails.  Last night the company had a presentation in London. It has another in Zurich this morning. Warning Swiss folk and tax dodgers quotes about the London chinwag include "everyone left unhappy" and from a long term bull "I am just throwing in the towel." The shares have crashed by 23% to 36p bid so far today. The target for me remains 0p. But for those folks going to the Zurich meeting here here are 15 questions Advanced can't or won't answer:

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Advanced Oncotherapy - Death Spiral accelerating, what about the 25p hurdle?

When AIM uber dog Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) announced that instead of going for non dilutive funding ( as no-one would provide it) it was being forced to resort to a dreadful £13 million death spiral from loan sharks Bracknor, its shares were 65p. When the death spiral started the shares were 58p. Now it just £100,000 of the death spiral loan notes on the first £1.3 million tranche converted, the shares are just 43p to sell. Bracknor now has three reasons to panic.

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Advanced Oncotherapy share slide accelerates as the death spiral dance moves up a gear

Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) the company with sod all cash, that is a cash guzzler, with no sales and which has persistently misled both investors and customers has moved up a gear with its death spiral funding and the shares have fallen again to just 49p to sell. Boy how sleazey former director, the Blair crony, Lord Evans of Watford must be glad that he dumped all his shares at 120p just ahead of the last big placing and during a closed period. And there has been no sanction at all. Bully for him. Now back to the death spiral.

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The broker that raised £10m for Advanced Oncotherapy downgrades its stance on the dog to hold - damning note

If you had raised £10 million for the AIM dog Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) less than 5 months ago at 100p then your stance on the stock - at 54p-58p- would be some sort of buy. Oh no. broker Beaufort who did indeed raise that cash has today downgraded its stance to, what may be termed a corporate "hold" (i.e. sell) and makes it clear that the shares will fall allowing lower entry points. I should cocoa. Beaufort today opines after the Bracknor death spiral announcement of Friday - the underlines are mine:

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Advanced Oncotherapy - The Death Spiral dance begins....timber!

Having promised "non dilutive funding" ad nauseam, on Wednesday AIM listed POS Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) announced a £13 million death spiral funding with are shylocks Bracknor. On Friday it drew down tranche one and promptly served up another dose of smoke and mirrors for punters. The death spiral dance is now underway. Advanced announced that:

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Advanced Oncotherapy - the Bracknor Death Spiral explained Part 2 - this is just so bad, it is awful.

I have noted before that some death spirals are in fact a decent way for companies to raise cash, cheaper and less share price destructive than a bucket shop placing. But the Bracknor deal announced today by Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO), which had promised non dilutive funding but clearly does not mean a word it says, as I explained here earlier, is a total rotter. It will crater the share price as Bracknor makes a killing. Let me explain why.

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Advanced Oncotherapy announces death spiral Part 1: Will it apologise for misleading investors on that one? And is Metric loan now off?

Serial misleader and worthless bag of AIM listed shite Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) today announced that it has secured death spiral financing for £13-26 million from the lowest of the low DS funders, Bracknor. That is bad enough and will see the shares forward sold to buggery, as I will outline in a separate piece. What is worse is that it exposes Advanced for again misleading investors.

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PIEROTLUNAIRE
PIEROTLUNAIRE30 Sep 2026
The normal thing in venture type companies is raise 12 months money to enable any next round to be done at a premium off the back of some achievement. That wd be £25m ish.AVCT has however done a bunch of smaller raises eg to cover the next Heights payment, normally at a tight discount. You wd have thought that wd “weigh” on the market - but hasn’t.The play has been to take stock at a reasonable discount and feed it out to hungry retail over a period - an insto/retail arbitrage.
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Eric_Tricity
Eric_Tricity30 Sep 2026
Price, apart from a small minority who come for pre arranged jobs the majority of migrants coming here are low grade people, especially those who are coming here by boat, often not wanted in their own countries, have no education and speak no English. So how do you train uneducated people who don't speak English for jobs that do not exist?? There are over 6 million claiming out of work benefits and there are only 780000 jobs on the market.There is no poverty in the UK which as am Indian neighbour of mine in his 50's, been here for 30 years, recently reminded me. Go to the back streets of Calcutta etc if you want to see poverty.
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Sohail
Sohail30 Sep 2026
Yes Corruption and the principle of today’s revolutionaries are tomorrows establishment are major factors in many countries.
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Sohail
Sohail30 Sep 2026
The huge discount to net present value when mine construction is imminent allows a significant margin of safety at the current price.If and when Kefi are able to give a detailed update on the political and by implication the security position that would give the shares a big boost as would commencement of mine construction.It is for each investor to weigh up the risk /reward ratio as compared with other miners.There is complete transparency in the discussions here.
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MAYFAIRMAN
MAYFAIRMAN30 Sep 2026
It’s easy to see the logical flaw in your argument. Refugees and other economic migrants are much more highly motivated to train and get jobs than locals are. Despite all your phony statistics, real statistics universally show that immigrants work harder than locals generating revenue both for the State and for their employers. The problem with all the NEETs is their reluctance to do anything positive. This is partly the fault of all those who say the country is broken, when it isnt, and of all the others who say that climate change (or AI) will kill is all. They see no point in trying hard and just simply choose to “lie down” like the unemployed Chinese graduates that we read about.
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