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Call me a moron, fine. This is a great investment, choose very carefully when you go in.
Incorrect
1/ bankrupt does not equal insolvent
You are trying very hard to deramp this share to get in lower. Very pathetic that you think by putting negative spin you can influence the share price. Complete moron.
The second largest share holder has a partial exit route because she is bankrupt and a portion of her shares are highly likely to be sold soon.
The above does not take account of a possible bid for the company during the next 3 years, that I personally put at a 50% chance.
That’s simply down to the age of the largest shareholders. They require an exit route. Companies in the sector are on pe ratios of 20 -60.
That will put TRD on a stocking valuation next year in my honest opinion.
These are my own, and should not be relied on.
That said , they are conservative
HE 2021 TRD 🪨⛓ BLOCKCHAIN THREAD 🪨⛓ - TRD
Today, being the start of the new year I want to share my personal thoughts on the possible profits and growth rates of TRD over the next few years.
I will break it down into 2 camps.
The first consists of the traditional ongoing business.
The second, revenues from TRD�S partnership with Stratis. ( This is also split into implementation and BAAS profit )
The next reporting period is up to 31/03/21
Since the company broke even in the first half, and was upbeat about the second half, I will pencil in £500,000, all from the traditional business.
Total 2020/1 profits £500,000
Full year 21/22. £1.5M Traditional business : Growth rate of 200%
Full year 21/22 £ .5M Blockchain (50% BAAS). No previous income
Total 2021/22 profits £2M
Full year 22/23. £2.2M Traditional business : Growth rate 40%
Full year 22/23. £2.5M Blockchain (50% BAAS) : Growth rate 400%
Total 22/23 profits £4.7M
Full year 23/24. £3.M Traditional business. :Growth rate 35%
Full year 23/24. £10M. Blockchain (50% BAAS). : Growth rate 300%
Total 23/24 profits 13M
Well last year at full year results, which were quite flat, the price was about 30p this June we know that the results will be much better, so expect the price to be above 30p.
Surely 80p cannot happen because TRD is going to be the share of the decade. It says so on here somewhere.
@moveonup .. can you please tell me if you feel certain this company will declare they have made a profit in June or is this assumption made from the last “significant increase” mentioned in the last trading update.
Sorry to be a pest just finding it hard to research
Thank you :)
Can see this retuning to 80 levels as the rise happened with no company support or annoucnment.....Long term in June when results come out this is will be great.......but seeing little in the way to support current prices. GLA
Been pumped twice now, the chart quite clearly shows it. Under £1 soon like it did last time
The high court awarded about £150,000 damages
Your getting mixed up with the last time the woman went bust that was settled 4 years ago.
Dustbin you must understand that when you are bankrupt you do not get to choose when your assets are liquidated and for how much. I have worked out from information in the public domain that the debt is far greater than the figure you think it is. I can see this share being £3 plus in no time at all, however to get there you need investors to buy and hold. No harm in letting people, who are interested being informed, that way they may stay invested.
The amount she owes is just £150,000 that may have been settled months ago.
She has on record that £5.00 is her selling point
Sharing, that depends if her shares will be sold on the open market or privately.
If it's a private sale then we won't see any change in the SP.
When 55% of the shares are held by 2 people - liquidity is not great, this leads to volatility and a larger spread. The largest holder is the Chairman the second largest is Mira Makar, who is bankrupt, again, so any day soon several hundred thousand of her shares will probably be sold to cover her debts. This potentially will not be great for the share price in the short term but will be good for liquidity in the long term.
When will the spread get narrower? Must be scaring off buyers at the moment.
The coming months will see Stratis meet the development roadmap items which we have set forth on our roadmap. The DeFi Software Library excites me the most - introducing several highly utilized projects codebases to the Stratis Platform, showcasing our platform's flexibility and validity while also providing practical use-case examples for new developers exploring Stratis Technologies. On the 8th of March we will be deploying InterFlux into production which will bring wSTRAX to Ethereum and all of the applications running on top e.g UNISWAP and other decentralised exchanges.
We are also very excited about our IOT SDK which will see us release an Ultra Light client and backend infrastructure to support IOT use cases which are highly in demand within the UK.
From our partner
Stratis is headquartered and registered in the UK, we chose to incorporate Stratis in the UK, so we could work with local governments and other organisations that will only work with UK based companies. Stratis is focused on securing business within the UK and is working with several technology partners including Triad Group Plc, a leading IT Service provider in the UK. We are also discussing with a consortium of a top ten international law firm, an established global auditing company regarding a GBP stable coin utilizing Stratis Technologies and governed by a consortium of blue chip companie
Dustbin101 I've put my money where my mouth is, but you don't know the future of clp same as I don't, but after researching both companies I'm very happy with the decision I've made topping up in TRD this morning. At the end of the day I'm on a free ride in clp & it's the 2nd time in a week I've been able to cash out my initial investment in them. There's not many I can say I've been thst lucky with over the past 6 months so I'm not going to knock a share that's done that for me.
CLP will never return super fast growth and dividends
TRD will
I've had a decent morning today as a holder of clp, rightly or wrongly time will be the judge but I thought being a TRD holder & knowing a bit about the business & how its progressing. I'd be stupid not to top up here with the profit I've made from clp this morning. I like clp & I think it's got great near term prospects but for my portfolio I identified TRD as a very decent long term investment. As I've mentioned only time will tell, but I'm very comfortable in the fact that I've made my holding in clp smaller to improve the size of my holding here. I'll be keeping both in my portfolio for the for the next 6 months but I'm convinced TRD will be in my portfolio well after that. I can't say I'm as confident about clp which is pretty strange thing after this morning probably for most. I've got to say though at the price of TRD at the moment I personally think it was just too good of an opportunity to not top up.
That would be nice, but the news which is due could propel the SP to new highs.
Either way, i'll be here to enjoy the ride.
15% hard to get an entry
Looking at the last spike, I would think buying below £1 is quite possible.