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The partial sale of the Company's interest in Vemo is the Company's first exit from an investment in 2019. The Board believes further investments can be realized during the course of 2019 and intends to reinvest the proceeds in the medicinal cannabis sector, furthering FFWDs investment focus on life science, health and technology."
Lornes building something very big.
Global Cannabis fund coming our way
Bottom hit. Back on the rise now!
Top up Time
of why people are so quick to take profit where they can on AIM - a great company with a diversified portfolio of companies with phenomenal growth and earnings potential, a solid track record of NAV increases over successive annual and interim reports, some terrific major investors, a recent placing at 13p which was already discounted - and the stock hits a new recent low.
Glad I reversed my limit buy instruction last week. Markets generally are lousy and until this brings out positive news RNS, the floor's the limit, in spite of possible higher nav.
According to LinkedIN...
Factom has 52 employees
VEMO has 48 employees
...interesting to see how VEMO has grown this year.
For one, I am interested to see what the valuations are forthcoming for end of year, this is where I feel there could some pleasant surprises coming in regard to VEMO.
With regard to Factom, I would hope that there is a close on the final Homeland Security trial, I believe this field testing has / is, the final stage and wow, what a commercial contract that would be!
On a bit of a non related issue, I hear that May 2020 will see all bitcoins minted... so again, interesting times ahead for Vogogo and of course FCT which may come into place for systems that authenticate crypto and coin currencies....
thoughts?
and we’ll be hitting 2015 price territory. There is no appetite for this share even at this ridiculous price. Something needs to change here.
AgeX up bigly on Friday. Bitcoin up bigly today. Insilico presenting results in St Petersburg this Wednesday. Ed to throw Doggo a bone soon?
As per normal is the place to find up to date information re FFWD...should reach and be discussed on here in the next week or so..
Lord S is perfectly correct. I hold a 'Flutter Fund' all on AIM and none are anywhere near their underlying asset value, even when they have given out an RNS stating they are about to sign a transformational deal. In fact, a good rule (learned by bitter experience) is DON'T 'top up' (i.e average down) just because the SP has fallen, without asking yourself why this market has priced your share down and why should it not mark it down further? Sure you might miss out, but look differently before slinging in more cash. At last I try to think like that.
That may well be so, Doggie, but there is still no "should be" price on AIM.
See the future by looking to the past Snoot.
As the news drops and NAV accelerates up the herd will take us back to 30%+ above
You of all people should know that there is no "should be" on AIM, Doggo. Historical premium to the NAV means nothing when the whole market is sentiment driven by short termers, and right now sentiment is rock bottom and being rocked by the knock-on effect of Trump's trade war with China.
Holding at 17.6p...
He bought in to make not lose money I can assure you.
~15.6p is where we should be.
That’s with NO news
Historically as you know we trade at 30% premium to NAV bar this latest period..
We now trade at 37.5% discount to NAV
"You clowns"?
and if NAV is at 12p then that is excellent as yet again value in the company would have increased yet again. so rather than being a rabbit staring into the headlights of the on coming car, i prefer to look at the inherient vallue of the fund itself. The SP will correct itself eventually, the true value is in the NAV, not the SP.
So assuming doggo is correct, then a proper representation of the sp right now should be anywhere between 12p and 15.6p. that would be a sensible representation of the company.
but if you are blinded and panacking because of the current sp, then maybe aim isnt for you...
You clowns sold on the news
Consequently pushed official NAV from 11.4p to 12p
JUV value went from £1.5 million to £2.5 million series B part i
Told you this months ago...
Ok doggo. But help this board out and explain your logic.
Juvenescence...