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Bradley. I trust that you are keeping well.
Warm regards
Well I'm not panicking. I'll sit on my shares untill its in profit.
Javier. If the CEO has such a bad reputation. Why would the government be asking for opinions from the company.
With respect, the government appears more dodgy with Matt Hand**** handing out contracts to mates. I have more trust in the CEO.
The Sp is likely to go down another 15 to 20%
Aim playing the usual tricks.
Naturally, I will hold, no point in selling. I only invest what I can afford to lose. I hope Latino is right, and something good comes out of this company.
Cy. Please if you can hold your stock. Been here many times before. The ride is obviously bumpy, Just hold if you can.
Actually some of the dialogue aimed at the CEO is liberlous.
me too (((
Letino. Brilliant.
Javier. I am 55% down. Nature of the beast.
How on earth can you say it’s a scam, heavens sake they’ve just invested and bought a Hyperneph Software Limited for £320k! Scammers don’t invest and also don’t buy shares!
Take a walk fella!
Well is not a loss until you sell... I bought at the peak, I got driven by speculation and hopes that Ctea app was going to bring some revenue from a good contract. I realized this company may be just a big scam and we are paying Guy salary. Luckily I only invested a small amount £500.
Javier. I am sorry that you are losing money.
60% at loss and counting. Lets see how much more money can Guy make me lose.
Incisive Speculation ... now your talking. ;)
Latino. Exactly and exactly why I bought in. I remember you from another board. I believe it was Dev Clever.
Well I wouldn’t be doing this and buying back if I was planning a discounted placing!
Catenae Innovation PLC (AIM: CTEA), the AIM quoted provider of digital media and technology, has today been informed that Guy Meyer, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, transferred 830,000 of his shareholding in the Company to an ISA account in his name.
To affect the transaction Mr Meyer sold 830,000 ordinary shares at 2.396p per share and acquired the same number of shares at a price of 2.4 pence per share. Both of these transactions occurred on 30 March 2021.
Following the above transfer, Guy Meyer is interested in 6,104,582 ordinary shares in the Company, representing 2.21 percent of the Company's issued share capital.
a. Reasoning based on inconclusive evidence; conjecture or supposition.
b. A conclusion, opinion, or theory reached by conjecture.
c. Engagement in risky business transactions on the chance of quick or considerable profit.
All base covered here.
It's been a year since their first free trial and there have been at least another 3 since that one. How much validation do they need? All that validates for me is their product is no good or too expensive. Otherwise, someone would have signed up for it by now, surely?
It's not like they have an infinate amount of time on this. COVID will go away at some point and the more time that goes on then the more time other companies with better/cheaper products will snaffle all the customers up.
Seem deluded. They have to perform free trials do they their product tested and proven in the ‘real world’ and get it validated!
I'm in for £12.5k on this one so far, so at least that's the most I can lose after the nth placing!
Covid passports will happen no doubt, just whether CTEA will get any of it.
The question is not whether a placing is due, that is a given imo, but at what level. Looking at today's price action it looks like it is going to be painful....
Yours disgruntled.
Of course a placing is coming. They have no income and lots of bills/wages to pay. Me and the other so-called cretins have been warning you of this for months.
Then we'll be warning you of another placing in 6-12 months time when they run out of money again when they still don't have any contracts but have had another 59 free trials. Free trials that they seem more than happy to RNS when they start, to build everyones hope up. Free trials that don't go anywhere but funnily enough they never RNS to let you know the trial has ended and the company aren't interested in paying any money for their services.
The sensible strategy would be to RNS good news to get SP up and then (if necessary) go for a placing.
Another possibility is CTEA may attract a Government grant ? Placing then not required.
Sounds like a deramper lol