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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.
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.
Share4,
1st sensible thing I’ve seen you post - 30p down to less than 3p. The risk reward is certainly insane!
The risk reward at 30p was still amazing and I'd do it again, that's because I understand what I'm investing in. There was a very good chance the market penetration could have happened quickly in which case we would have a different story. It didn't, that's the risk.
Over the long term and in a diversified portfolio with these things work out. I still believe in the business but I also recognise it is a total gamble at this stage.
I suggest you stick getting into pumped up stocks where no-one really understands the model, or go to the casino if you feel bad when things don't work out. Either way you come across like a bitter loser.
Share4,
Understanding the business model ( if indeed you do) has not helped you out much. You bought in at
20 -30p or more and it is now less than 3p and you’re calling people losers?
You committed the cardinal sin of a novice investor I.e. falling in love with a stock and ending up with a turd on the end of your nose. I suggest you wake up now and smell the coffee.
It has been fun chatting to you though and thanks for the lesson in not what to invest in.
It's one stock of many. I don't fall in love with stocks, I simply look at what the odds are.
No point attacking me just because you didn't do your research.
Share4,
I’m not attacking you but excessive pumping of stocks does a great disservice to boards such as this. New posters to this board should Ben aware that you have lost over 90% on your investment in Albert yet still feel fit to post stuff such as:
“The risk reward is insane”
“I cannot be out of this stock”
“Business model is way over the heads of the average AIM investor”
“I understand what I’m investing in !”
You have violated rule number 1 & 2 of Warren Buffets playbook.
What pumping? I've posted here once every few months, mostly to tell you to dyor and not invest in this stock because you don't understand it.
You're clearly a noob, try sticking to your word and begone.
Share4,
I’m not sure what you think you understand that the market, myself and others are missing - but your record and the SP tells a different tale.
What pumping you ask - I only have to go back a couple of days and refer to your comments which I quoted below. The fact that these were made after the delisting notice is just jaw dropping - you are completely nuts or a pumper - I don’t know which.
I think you need to stop giving investment advice and i would suggest getting out of the market all together - it will save you money.
Oh - by the way - what’s a noob?
My record? You don't know my record. Again total noob thing to say.
As I said if you don't understand a stock don't invest in it. Very simple stuff and you should get out of this game if you don't understand that.
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.
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Well it hit the target 6-8p already, anyone that bought these up at 2-3p is doing very well for themselves.
Cool.
Now get some GLR
Share4,
True value is 6 - 8p - how do you calculate that - what has changed ?? I thought the value / risk reward was insane at 25p ??
I didn't Tony, I was quoting someone elses post. Glad you missed the 3 bag.
Oh and if you're going to quote me get it right, I said the risk reward was insane at 2.3p
You said this would languish at 3p or less.
Jog on pal.
On the 22nd July 19 - some Rocket Scientist posted "Risk reward @ 30p was still amazing.............I would do it all over again" !???
A wise man once said that the definition of insanity was repeating the same mistake and expecting a different result.
Exactly Tony, suspect you continue to invest in things you don't understand, sell them for lower than you've bought them, and post drivel on internet forums.
As a wise man once said, you haven't made a loss until you've sold it for lower than you've bought it.
As a wise many once said to you, don't invest in things you don't understand.
Thanks for the cheap shares, toodle pip.
Einstein,
How are your cheap shares doing ?
They're at 10p on asset match... you can go look yourself, but I suggest you don't follow this share if you don't want to end up ill from what you missed out on
Share4,
I still have my Albert shares though as they say - "its hard to polish a turd and sell it as a diamond". I wish I would have missed out on Albert - would have saved myself some money just like you.
By the way - how are you Bidstack Shares doing ?
Well well, looks like the bubble got popped over at BIDS. Still around Tony?
Share4,
I'm still around - bubble burst a little, but still more than double the initial equity raise - also 50% above my 6p entry point. So whilst its not another Amazon quite yet - still substantially better than the turd you have been touting.
How is Albert by the way?
Well they seem to be below 6p now. Looks like you took a a bath on I3E as well.
You're 3 for 3 on losers. Congrats genius.
Bids 30p+ -> 5p
I3e 30p+ -> 5p
You're a walking disaster tony
So you finally admit Albert was a POS. Well a Little bit of humble pie will do some good.
Have a good weekend - toodle loo.