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once removed from the market there will be no identifiable m/c. Because of a revenue warning and delisting we have lost 90% of market value. Is this really justified? No. I wonder where new funds will come from post delisting and on what terms. How will it impact shareholders who stick with the company ? I plan to top up and hold for the longer term. Maybe they could use Asset Match post delisting
Share4,
1st sensible thing I’ve seen you post - 30p down to less than 3p. The risk reward is certainly insane!
It's a case of whether you want to lock your money away for potentially many years to come and forget about it.
Personally I think a valuation of 6-8m for this company is well off, like they said it's a disruptive early stage technology model, it's way over the heads of your average AIM investor.
Anyway I am adding and holding, I cannot be out of this stock - the risk reward is insane.
there was word of them wanting to place shares at 10p prior to the big drop, so I'm guessing that's still their intention - and that would be the launch pad for 3 years of growth. No idea how we'll be able to sell the shares though!
And let's not forget the current metrics. T/O for 2018 $4.6m with that for 2019 expected to be higher. Cash at 31.12.18 of $15+m. Works with global leading agencies. Ongoing discussions with significant enterprise clients. So this is not a start up. Further funding will be required but this is probably better achieved away from the glare of the stock market.
So, after today's share price gyrations, time to pause and try and rationally assess the situation. In the announcement Lisa Gordon states that one of the reasons for going private is that the market cap didn't properly reflect the value of the company. Well, it is now two-thirds less than it closed yesterday. So let's turn this story on its head - what if this company was coming to the AIM market and not leaving. It would be asking the market for funding via a placing valuing the pre money company at what? I would suggest that it would probably be raising £10+m with a total post issue value of £20+m & it would probably go toa premium. It is all about perception. So, i think the true value of the company now, stripping out all emotion, should be £6-£8m, ie 6p to 8p per share. Of course it won't achieve that given the negative emotions but it would mean that anybody buying and holding at these levels is getting into an exciting technology company for peanuts. Takes guts of course but the potential rewards are very high.
decided to take a modest (£2.5K) punt on these today (paid a bit more than I wanted, ASK was at 1.5 but was made to pay 1.8) - the AI IP could be devastatingly good, and I'm content to sit for 5 years or so to let the company achieve its potential. I also like someone who puts two fingers up to AIM!
See also your 83k posts in which you've lost a fair amount of money. I'd take the risk reward on this at any point again.
Worth buying is an understatement. I agree AIM is not a place for this company and the share price fall has no basis in reality, this is how people end up making real money if you're brave enough, and knowledgeable enough to understand the product and the market. Just ignore the people that come on here claiming they gave you warning bla bla, they don't actually make any money so would rather create a "reputation" for themselves.
Bit of a push up in SP mid Price. just now...could we finish above 3p...or 3.5p even.....GL All OF
dying star
I could have told them that AIM would not be in the interest of the company before it listed. Free advice.
worth buying if you take the long view. The company hasn't changed. Suppose it makes millions and pays a dividend in the next few years? (Not impossible). Also you can't be panicked out at short notice. Look on the bright side. The company is only worth £2mll now.
Delisting after 4 years!!
Quiet board ,any news for contracts.
that will happen. This is a very unforgiving market at the moment. I'm holding firm
Agreed tonynorstrom1. The current rate of cash burn suggests another rights issue might be imminent. They may achieve profitability in the future, but dilution is a real prospect in the short term.
The other odd thing being, if you thought this was such a bad investment why on earth would you buy it?
Oh so you just came in here to troll someone who is losing money on a share, I have to laugh at you if that's all you have to do with yourself! LOL
Gardner’s Magic Circle ??
I guess when you know it all - you know it all.
I don’t think that the market has missed anything - revenues are sluggish and rubbish in relation to costs.
They’ve supposedly been hiring VP’s and directors now all of a sudden they are cutting costs. Check the value of your holdings and ask yourself how much money have you made!
Sexy market but right now it looks like Albert are selling a dud.
nice 10.5 k buy
Doesnt take much volume ..(either way)
Good to see.
:)