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Based on the volume, I suspect another £15k buy... especially since the spread was so tight. Maybe wrong :)

Https://businessesnotstocks.substack.com/

Yes, that's me. Changed the Substack to "Businesses Not Stocks" which I think is a better name than "Contrarian Stocks".

I do worry about the illiquidity and the lack of engagement with shareholders. I have emailed the CEO twice to ask a few questions and no response. If shareholders get fed up of waiting the stock will drift lower. (I know a few people that did invest and throw in the towel on Touchstar for this reason.)

You're right about international expansion - I just cannot figure out what the opportunity is outside of the UK.

Https://contrarianstocks.substack.com/p/touchstar-plc

Thoughts?

Https://contrarianstocks.substack.com/p/coral-products-plc

- wrote up what I want to change at Coral. Hopefully, if some shareholders can clump together we can orchestrate some change. If you know any turnaround specialists that'd also be useful to see how they'd think about turning Coral into a well-oiled machine.

This is kinda what confuses me about AIM stocks. There has to be news somewhere. We're just in the dark. No news outlet will comment on it, maybe it's not enough to warrant an RNS (although, maybe now it will be?), there's no communication between management and investors. Now, that's sometimes been a good thing... but when you're in the dark, it's frustrating!

Anyone know why the stock is up? I know about the order but that was days ago... is someone accumulating or is there new news I haven't read or something? I don't get it.

Hi Laura,

I'm a lurker on LSE. I mainly buy nano "value" stocks - based on fundamentals/overlooked changes.

But I noticed you seem to have a more extreme strategy buying ex-profits/ex-revenues companies. But it seems to work. I've followed you since Videndum at 30p in February - which I passed on.

Maybe off topic for the thread but it seems you have a working approach. Please could you share your methodology/way of thinking with PYC which I am struggling to value?

And also could the other members of the thread kinda do the same in relation to PYC? Idk how to think about these businesses where there's little cash flow. Maybe a stupid question.

Idk. Trying to learn as much as I can from different people. Am still young.