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@Deltalo
I regret to inform you that I'm not here to provide education.
Nevertheless, I genuinely wish you the best in your pursuit of knowledge.
This week promises to be quite busy and exhilarating for me. Wishing you all the best as well.
@troutisout1
While an increase in shares or stock dilution doesn't always guarantee a decline in share price, there have been instances where share prices have actually risen.
I believe resorting to screaming, abusing, or amusing oneself of trying to seek justice for your own unfortunate events at the expense of other shareholders is counterproductive and unhelpful.
When holding shares, one can either actively engage and hold the CEO accountable or cut losses and exit. It appears you'd rather dwell in negativity than take proactive steps to address the situation.
Mkcap is what matters not volume of share’s, so do you know what the mkcap is at the moment,
?
"Your insights about the share being valued at 1.5 pence in September 2023 are invaluable. If there's a buyout within 12 months of that date, that share price becomes the benchmark to meet. Thanks for shedding light on that crucial detail."
Rather than contacting the CEO, how about doing some research, what two events have happened this year that might affect the above statement, clues, 1 for 10 consolidation and increasing the shares in issue from 62m by over 900million shares to 970m....
Karl if you hear from CEO please don’t forget to share good bad news
@Sianna
Indeed, demonstrating the financial impact often garners a response.
There's all to play for, I see a great opportunity .
@Sianna
In my experience communicating with CEOs, being direct has always been the most effective approach, as some CEOs view shareholders as a necessary but unwelcome aspect of their role.
I've observed other shareholders attempting to communicate but being disregarded.
Let's wait and see what unfolds.
Despite the uncertainty, I remain hopeful that something significant may transpire, especially with two TR1 slips potentially in play.
Goodluck all Karl
You might get a quicker response phone the Arlington office number found on website that’s if he is willing to talk to you which is also very hard to get through I have in the past
Paul Gazzard won’t reply
I acknowledge some shareholders stance. Despite the distractions, I've been able to delve into past posts from previous or potentially current shareholders.
This has provided valuable insights into key areas of dissatisfaction. I've taken the initiative to write to the CEO, highlighting a specific issue and outlining the potential success if addressed effectively.
The response to this communication will significantly influence my continued holdings.
For a non shareholder to troll a shareholder is disheartening.
Then proceeds to make comments based on hearsay. Neil, since you've chosen to filter me out, I believe it's best for us to part ways amicably.
Looking through the past board messages I am not the only shareholder who does not agree with you.
Lol Radkia he actually said the share price is rising did he??
How could you possibly state that.
He behaves similar to systemzero and goingtothemoon on GDR and INSP... they type the most ridiculous claims of how well the share is doing or will do next week with absolutely no proof or even justification of why to make such outlandish claims... kind of a troll but in reverse
@Radika
I can truly empathize with your situation. I've been there, buying into shares like Chill at 60 pence a pop, only to witness it nosedive to a measly 2 pence per share. And who could forget the thrill of investing in Teackwise at 2 pence, only to see it dissolve into oblivion at a paltry 0.30 pence? Dodging those bullets feels like winning the lottery.
While I've celebrated some epic wins, I've also shared in the pain of those who suffered heavy losses. It's an experience that leaves an indelible mark.
Now, the shares have shown a glimmer of hope, climbing from 0.037 to 0.045, a respectable 20% increase. With speculation swirling and new investors like myself jumping in, there's potential to recoup some of those losses.
Your insights about the share being valued at 1.5 pence in September 2023 are invaluable. If there's a buyout within 12 months of that date, that share price becomes the benchmark to meet. Thanks for shedding light on that crucial detail.
Take care and hope a brighter future awaits for you.
Best wishes Karl Von wise
Sianna read my post 14 feb 2024 9.07am and Shukans reply 14 feb 2024 13.26
I remember actually just he hasn’t been on here for a while thank you
Sianna , last time I asked him if he was confidant
( which was while back). he said he was. So I hope he still is with us.
I think we LTH know who is genuine not sure if Shukan is still here.. really hoping they have a plan it’s positive but a long way for us
Is share price rising Karl? It was 1.5p before share suspension.So really 15p aster consolidation. So what you are saying is really not true.
Now a word of caution:
Although I believe news is just around the bend, it's not a green light to sprint to the nearest pawn shop and auction off Aunt Nelly's unmentionables or other treasures. Sure, it's a gamble, but let's not forget the safety nets in place:
- They've (the BoD) been singed in the past with a reverse takeover, so they're not newbies to the barbecue.
- Creditors are playing ball, hinting they're clued in on future dreams.
- The share price is climbing – could be a nudge-nudge, wink-wink that chit-chat's been happening. Remember, the more cooks in the kitchen, the harder it is to keep the soup secret... and everyone's nosy when it comes to the recipe.
Don't go silly ,its still a risk but a better risk than most
In light of recent developments, it's important to analyze the current situation: we've received two TR1 notifications and observed a notable increase in share purchasing activity. Considering the anticipated revocation of suspension,
it was announced that:
Post the classification of the Company as a SPAC, the board members have affirmed their commitment to collaborate with their broker, Peterhouse Capital Limited ("Peterhouse"), and other consultants to explore potential avenues for a prospective reverse takeover, 12/09/23
I have established the best practices and necessary compliance's concerning reverse takeovers.
This is due to the fact that some participants will either enhance the standards or exclude certain criteria for reverse takeovers.
The significance of the actual post becomes apparent when examining the Auditor's statement: "We draw attention to Note 2 in the financial statements, which suggests that the group's continuity relies on successful fundraising or a prospective reverse takeover transaction".
The duration of a reverse takeover process can vary depending on various factors such as the complexity of the transaction, regulatory requirements, due diligence processes, negotiations, shareholder approvals, and the readiness of both companies involved. In the UK, a reverse takeover typically involves a private company taking over a publicly listed company through a share purchase or exchange.
The timeline for a reverse takeover can range from a few months to over a year, depending on the specific circumstances of the transaction. Some key steps involved in a reverse takeover process in the UK include:
1. **Due Diligence**: Conducting thorough due diligence on both companies to assess their financial, operational, legal, and regulatory aspects can take several weeks or months.
2. **Negotiations**: Negotiating the terms of the transaction, including the valuation of the companies, the structure of the deal, and the form of consideration, can also impact the timeline.
3. **Regulatory Approval**: Obtaining regulatory approvals from authorities such as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the London Stock Exchange (LSE) may take time and can influence the overall duration of the process.
4. **Shareholder Approval**: Seeking approval from shareholders of both companies through meetings and voting processes can add to the timeline.
5. **Documentation and Agreements**: Drafting and finalizing legal documentation, such as the sale and purchase agreement, shareholder agreements, and listing documents, can also take time.
6. **Listing Requirements**: Complying with the listing requirements of the stock exchange where the newly combined entity will be listed is an essential step that can affect the timeline.
7. **Integration Planning**: Developing a post-transaction integration plan to merge the operations, systems, and teams of both companies effectively can also extend the timeline.
Overall, a reverse takeover process in the UK can typically take several months to complete, with the exact duration depending on the specific circumstances and complexities involved in the transaction. It is essential for companies undertaking a reverse takeover to seek professional advice from legal, financial, and regulatory experts to ensure a smooth and successful process.
It's utterly delightful how some folks skip the research and dive straight into ridiculing others over their stock holdings because they believe they are minor stakeholders.
It's my belief that it does not matter if you hold 1 share or 10 million shares, you are important equally because you believe in the company strategy
On the 14th of March, 2024, around 19:22, when inquiries surfaced about buying activity, I proudly owned up to it. Oh yes, yours truly was behind the scenes, scooping up quite a few million shares in strategic batches to keep the stock price pleasantly low.
And fear not, for I shall grace you with some pertinent facts that poor Neil, unfortunately, won't be privy to, courtesy of his choice to filter me out. Oh, the joys of selective perception!
Ah, it seems you've stumbled upon the elusive species known as the "Share Shamer Troll" – the mystical creature that lurks in the depths of online forums, spreading pessimism like confetti at a party.
Well, my dear filter-friend, if you've deemed me unworthy of your conversational attention, I'll graciously accept my fate. After all, you've clearly mastered the art of curating your digital experience with the precision of a sommelier selecting the finest wine.
As for your future endeavors in the stock market, may the winds of fortune blow in your favor, and may you dance with the bulls while dodging the bears. Who knows, perhaps one day you'll join the esteemed ranks of the shareholders, basking in the glory of financial success and witty banter. Cheers to that, my selectively conversational comrade!
Haha Karl you are definitely a troll
Wow you recommend ria or sharabel and you rounded off your account with a 43 quid purchase.. although not quite TR1 now
Go away you freak lol.. unbelievable
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