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You mean those apps that are free to use and have a market of anyone in the whole world who has a smartphone/computer? Those ones?
They made an £800k loss last even though they brought in £1.25m by doing placings. So that's £2m loss without the placing money. Even if they had 100% of that market (which they never will) then they'd still only have made £2m
https://catenaeinnovation.com/news/catenae-present-at-the-investor-forum/
The Market cap sits at £15-16 odd right now. How about spend 30 mins watching this so you know what the company had before the Cov-ID.
Then you may actually buy lol.
How about £4m a year from fire doors. Yeah thats the whole projected market but that is one of many many products needing regs that can use this.
Up and down it will go, long term its one direction in my mind here.
i think cloudstrife got banned lol
Wonder why there are so many haters on this chat today...
I would suggest you use this anger to DYOR in your next investment
Now crack on everybody
Yep. It's like football teams. Each one has their share of idiots trying to cause trouble. I'm big on company history and CTEA has a terrible trend of spiking then dropping back down when their product comes to nothing.
Good luck either way.
I agree. You probably shouldn't be investing if that is your strategy but when you're green you make some silly errors. And I don't like to see these fraudsters making money in this way either. They're probably rich enough already.
Crizmo I think it is fair to say that most shares have their rampers and de-rampers. In terms of the technicals which you seem to have an understanding I would assume that the company themselves would have covered these off. If they have created an app that they want to sell globally they will be aware of the rules and regulations as without the correct parameters in place they would not have a product they could bring to market. I am not suggesting it will go to 20p , 50p or Apple will want to take us over but I would trust it is marketable. As to whether anyone buys it - well that's the risk and that is why it is a penny share . High risk for high reward. GLA and Keep Well
Agree crizmo but if you’re buying in without doing any research at all and buy based only on what you read here then you should not be investing imo.
It also works both ways, I’ve sold out on shares after being spooked by derampers only to miss out on a sizeable amount of money because I’ve sold out.
I despise stocks being ramped on nothing. It means some people new to the market will possibly get caught in and lose lots of money when they buy-in on a spike. I've been there myself quite a few years ago. Listened to these fraudsters like the posters mentioned below that a stock is going to do multiples with no justification at all. I bought into it and thought they were genuine. A few weeks later the stock had dropped like a stone.
I saw the last pump and dump with this stock in April (which no-one seems to be mentioning) just before the placing and can see it happening again. If one person reads my post and thinks "should I jump in on this spike or should I wait a week and see how it looks" then I'll be happy as it may have saved them some money.
I have no position in this stock either way.
So Crizmo, whats your agenda because nobody wastes their lives posting on a share they don’t own and you’ve already posted numerous times today.
So either:
You’ve a short position
You’re concerned we are going to lose money
Or you want in lower.
Which is it?
Everyone is saying DYOR or telling anyone who dares to suggest there is no future in this stock that they need to do their research. Well, I'm listening. Tell me what research you've done.
Where do these 20p+ valuations come from?
How much is the product going to sell for and what is the pricing model?
Will it be capex or opex based?
If you don't know this then how on earth can you make a call on how valuable the company is.
What is the market for a product like this?
If your answer is 'Global' (which seems to be Zengah's standard response, every 10mins, just in case you missed his last rampy post) then that tells me that you're just gambling here. Can you imagine going on dragons den and when they asked you what the market is for your product, just saying the word Global. I can see the value as a risky ST trade if you bought this stock at 2-3p as you could argue that it's already at the bottom and you've not got much to lose. I don't think that is the bottom in the long term but that's just my personal opinion.
It's neither NIST 800-171 or FISMA approved so I doubt they could be selling it in the USA to any government bodies or large organisations that have to comply to these standards.