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Oi Delacey....
Watch it...!
:-D
[My coin collection very much extends to crypto these days, thank you.
But. I do still. Like. The old coins.
Young-head Victoria is actually a babe.
Some old coins are shiny.
Some old coins are dull, but also rainbows, in the right light.
Copper smells nice and fights bacteria.
Gold is stoopid-heavy
.... There's more ....]
But the WHS collection range is pap, I'll agree on that.
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For anyone concerned re nasdaq up-listing and the silence from the company they should take solace in the actions of other stocks in this space. I have a sizeable holdings in HUT8 and their CEO just like Peter Wall cannot say anything despite it being obvious they have applied to uplift. I also have a large position in Galaxy Digital, listed on the OTC, their CEO has previously spoken about up-listing to the NASDAQ but when asked about it today said "I'm not allowed to talk about that for lots of legal reasons". Link here: https://twitter.com/GerrySmith1978/status/1382425915431514112?s=20 Identical play book to Peter Wall.
'pearls of wisdom'...lol.
Total rubbish. March's revenue alone was £6.57m with an 84% margin based on average March bitcoin prices. Multiply that by 12 and you are looking at about £60m pure profit and a p/e of 13, that's nothing for a growth company with no debt. Extra computational power is coming, especially with Texas so p/e will fall substantially if bitcoin prices stay the same.
It all therefore depends on bitcoin and Argo following through on their strategy. If bitcoin is say $200k this time next year Arb will be making something in the region of £40m a month profit and the share price would be around £15 (not accounting for further dilution).
Pearls it’s never been an Aim stock so that makes the rest of the nonsense mute from that point - The reason no one covers SGI is that it’s a busted flush and not worth the time of day - The only person in anyway interested in it is you !
Now many of these types of companies are much larger in market cap they are attracting attention of the city analysts who are looking over their fundamental statistics and finding them massively over bought. That was always of course the risk of becoming larger too fast, if this company becomes a FTSE 150 sized company for example, then you'll get FTSE 150 analysts studying it to see if they should recommend it to their clients. I would not be at all surprised to find that many professional analysts give this stock for example, a sell rating - on a fundamental basis it is just not worth the current market cap. Whilst it was a small company on AIM it was under the radar, so irrelevant to the analysts. This is exactly the opposite issue at SGI where no analysts are covering the stock yet my feeling is that SGI is about to morph into a much bigger entity but no analysts are looking at the stock to make this happen.
And that in its way is the problem here. Now ARB's market cap is so big, any analyst cannot substantiate the current market cap based upon its fundamentals or recent trading updates. They just indicate that this is actually still a small company. Now the share price will fall further to reflect this.
those were sells, just show as buys based on the price but look at the times
14% is 53 million shares..
This is not linked to BYC obviously we see it now it’s just sentiment
Some big orders filled OOH.
Great profits, green energy mining facility in consideration/plans. Leading bitcoin miner (UK).
Bitcoin was over 64k yet we still go down???
Looking at the volumes and purchase prices, lots of large buys £100k+.
Hopefully, with today’s comparisons the corner has been turned.
Hold for gold!