LOOP.L Share Price (LOOP)

Used to make some good returns from this stock in the Covid days. But the writing was on the wall and I got out before it started heading down. I've learnt from this stock, when investing in a company, make sure to go over their financials with a fine tooth comb, and keep an eye on it regularly. If their accounts doesn't look good or looks very shady, make as much profit as you can and get the hell out of the stock fast. Thats how you've got to treat AIM stocks, even if it means taking a loss, just take as small a loss as you can and get the hell out fast. AIM stocks is no joke especially the way the UK economy is at the moment.

Loopup is now listed on JPJenkins website. I had my doubts!

My shares are held by ii investments broker.

How exactly I go about selling - not sure but probably figure it out

Anybody withh ii who who has sold unlisted stock through JPJenkins?

No, they will be listing on JP Jenkins, which is now connected to Winterflood and in turn to something like 40 UK brokers. Trading is on a matched bargain basis so no market makers involved - you just need to be matched off against a willing buyer.

https://www.standard.co.uk/business/city-shake-up-jp-jenkins-square-mile-pension-funds-jeremy-hunt-ftse-100-b1103895.html

Sadly also down 95% ; but just sold to get a couple of grand back rather than nothing

Company currently worth £1m and RNS states they intend to raise £9m when private, so existing shareholders will only hold 10% of new company. This has proven yet another example of BoD and insiders being able to destroy genuine small shareholders when on the cusp of improved outlook. Valuable lessons learnt the hard way again about how corrupt the stock market is

Presumably if you take the share certificate and are unable to sell due to no buyers (no demand or worthless share price) you can record it as a loss.

Am I right in presuming that once loopup de-lists, selling (and probably buying) shares at a realistic price will be v. difficult/impossible. So those of us who opt for a share certificate are 'gambling' on a future re-list.

Suspect a 100-1 outside chance?