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There have been five "unknown" relative high value and value trades today.
Anybody can make sense of it?
or
Knows who that could be and whether these trades have been buys or sells?
Saucisson, salami , frankfurters , you name it’s all on the heart attack list! Italy has a huge export market for this stuff. That’s what should be banned. Anywhere that feels threatened is going to get hostile to agrinomical economic. There is no logical reason to ban lab meat . The market will sort out what people want, not the Italians or red necks
After a quiet period the sector is getting a bit more interest with this article today and the Mosa funding yesterday.
Encouraging, and maybe piggy isn't far from the market.
Flip side of the coin, did anyone read the article the other day where Italy is banning lab grown meat?
I wonder if that includes petfood?
Meatable sausage tasting session reviewed in Times and Guardian today:
https://www.theguardian.com/food/2024/apr/17/slaughter-free-sausages-trying-the-latest-lab-grown-meat-creation
PD
@Dearmal
I did the same. I experience Anthony Chow to be very responsive so far even to critical questions . Also they added another section to their homepage regarding the fee structure. not really adding lots of information. However at least they try.
Another strategy I want to suggest is getting in touch with the major shareholders and ask how they see the situation and especially the fee structure. And then whether they would be willing to push the topic using their leverage. Because from what I know Anthony cares a lot about them and holds regular calls with institutional investors in order to keep them happy or aquire new ones.
Nutraco Nominees Limited 41,366,455 4.16%
Hargreaves Lansdown (Nominees) 40,579,646 4.09%
Chase Nominees Limited 39,239,575 3.95%
HSBC Global Custody Nominee (UK) 35,000,000 3.52%
@gosan This is fmpov stretgically, following venture capital firms, the correct thing to do. On a empirical and rational basis it is recommended to not always invest in follow up rounds but rather do it once in the earliest state since the piece of the cake is the biggest in the earliest stage. Further down the road one can double down on obvious winners like liberation labs. But generally the best strategy in venture capital is investing once and waiting. So at least here the Agronomic Management acts somehow reasonable and in line with common practise in the industry.
Agree, the SP will grow when Liberation Labs comes on line, and other portfolio companies like Meatly and Clean Food Group start production at scale.
Latest video from chow said £10mill left will be for wages etc next 10yrs and won't do a raise?.
Needle will move only when companies go into generating cash I'm thinking/hoping.
Ummmm.... we have not gone to this round of funding for Mosa, same as we did not in the latest for Blunalu...
It seems we have only really invested in liberation labs as of recent.
Unfortunately it’s the Uk market which is screwed. Investment trusts in small caps in particular. The actual companies are brilliant and generally doing very well despite Brexit. When is this anomaly likely to change? Not for a good few years.
Hoping there's an uptick.
I have been a holder of this share for sometime until a week ago. Finally gave up.
One thing I am ignorant about and would like to understand before I reinvest. There seems a lot of unrest re charges by advisors based on NAV.? It is normal for say an investment bond/ut to have a fund charge and of course reflected in the buy/sell price. Here of course we have a different structure. I have been trying without success to find out the level of fund charge. This to have upset so many I can only think is abnormally high. Please can anyone help. Thanks
It will happen...
We have another 30% to fall before we hit the initial SP, which honestly - might actually happen at this rate. That would be an 87% decrease from it's all time high in May 2021.
@dominicusbenicus
Appreciate your offer
I have been emailing them about slide, lack of care and fees but nothing of significance back.
…and another one!
Is..
Totally opaque and pointless. Have been in here for 2 years and seen this decline week after week, month after month. This us a cynical abuse of investors and there’s no other intention than to suck all the money out of them it seems.
Ignoring the multinationals, nope. In bed with aijinmoto and you can't get much bigger in top line food tech. Loose change to them but they will do all they can to make it work as they have bought the dream and have the scientists to see it through if commercially viable. .
@dearmal
For collaboration I can create a accessible Google sheet and share the link here.
We need to understand and use the system and applicable process that supports creating some pressure on the question around Jim's fee and the structure.
Who is in for it?
Graham-paul - it's a 10 year play so I wouldn't concern yourself with what's happened in a week. I also topped up at 8.5p last week and not because I thought it would miraculously head north on my £2k buy but because I thought it a reasonable price. if it dips to 7, 6 or 5p I might top up further, funds allowing.
It's been in rapid decline for 3 years losing nearly 80% of it's value in that time and I don't believe the trajectory will change in the next 6-12 months. I'm in this for Liberation Labs, Onega Bio, Solar Foods, Formo, AllG, etc - basically the Precision Fermentation and Enabling Technologies companies. I'm not convinced the Cell Cultured meats will have any positive impact on the portfolio in the next 5 years. In fact, I think they will hold the company back in the short to medium term.
Wishing you well in your investment, but definitely one for the bottom drawer.
£10,000 and 2 years of each cats life are actually paid to Shellbay Investments