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A14x

Yes hitting £1000 a share is some achievement.

I got in back at £100 in 2012. The drop to £370 in 2024 was a bit hairy but since then it’s gone from strength to strength.

NWG which I’ve been in for a couple of years now seems to be on a similar trajectory, having climbed almost 200% in that time.

Haven’t Maidit (and never will) 😹

Actually I’ve invested in BA since the early 1990s, they are a Multi-Billion company with a M/Cap of nearly £60B and there is no need to post regularly on their BB.

It clearly Irks you so badly that you know nothing about me and have to guess at things to write. What a sad little person you are.

The closing mid-prices each Friday since the 213p High

30/1/26 3.4p ⬇️ -14.5%

23/1/26 3.975 ⬇️ -0.87%

16/1/26 4.01 ⬇️ -20.6%

9/1/26 5.05 🐈‍⬛ +22.4%

2/1/26 4.125 ⬇️ -8.6%

26/12/25 4.512p ⬇️ -1.9%

19/12/25 4.6p ⬇️ -4.2%

12/12/25 4.8p ⬇️ -11.1%

5/12/25 5.45p ⬇️ -22.1%

28/11/25 7p ⬇️ -19.5%

21/11/25 8.7p⬇️ -19.4%

14/11/25 10.8p ⬇️ -47.1%

7/11/25 20.4p ⬇️ -0.5%

31/10/25 20.5p 🐈‍⬛ +18.8%

24/10/25 17.26p ⬇️ -17.8%

17/10/25 21p ⬇️ -35.1%

10/10/25 32.35p ⬇️ -28.1%

3/10/25 45p ⬇️ -56.3%

26/9/25 103p ⬇️ -23.7%

19/9/25 135p 🐈‍⬛ +37%

12/9/25 98.45p ⬇️ -47.4%

5/9/25 187p having reached 213p

18 weekly falls ⬇️ with 3 dead cat bounces 🐈‍⬛ - Another record low for the end of a week.

We all know what happens on a Monday after a Friday Dead Cat Bounce cat🙀🙀🙀

You said you nearer ramp. So what’s this from October ???

“😂😂😂 cheers for your research lol come back here in a few months when it'll be worth 60/70 p a share then bookmark this chat”

Non-dilutive funding, such as venture debt, revenue-based financing, or government grants, allows founders to raise capital without selling equity, thus maintaining full control. However, because this capital often involves repayment obligations, a business that fails after taking non-dilutive funding faces risks similar to traditional debt, including potential liquidation of assets to satisfy creditors.

What Happens When a Business Fails After Non-Dilutive Funding:

Repayment Obligations: Unlike equity, which does not need to be repaid if a startup fails, non-dilutive debt (venture debt, loans) requires repayment regardless of business performance.

Creditor Priority: If the business collapses, lenders (such as venture debt providers) are secured creditors, meaning they have a right to the company’s assets, often leaving little or NOTHING for founders or INITIAL EQUITY INVESTORS.

Scouse

Congratulations 🥳

When MAST was at 213p 500000 shares would have been worth £1,065,000.00

When the SP reached 1p 500000 shares will be worth £5,000.00

So glad that you’re happy with that. 😂😂😂

So, yet another RNS that virtually gives no new information but does give misleading information about plants they operate BUT which are not producing the MWs stated.

For the illiterate you can now listen to Pieter the Meter man spouting more nonsense or watch a video.

We are told that “Work has also continued on proposals” re a holiday park scheme. But once again nothing concrete or a contract. It’s all wishful thinking.

It’s hardly surprising that after all recent RNSs that the end result has been a further drop in the SP.

At 08:10 MarkoOiler referred to a great post by Loss Jock, which seems to have been removed. I can only assume that he has been abusive to someone - AGAIN!

The same happened to Maidit’s post 2 days ago - what a shame.

Will tomorrow’s close be the biggest weekly fall since 14th November?

Zen

The end result of the last 23 RNSs, issued since Mast Peaked at 213p, has been a fall in the share price. So your hoping for another RNS is akin to Turkeys voting for Christmas. 🦃

Just HOW LOW does this have to go before you wake up to the fact that you’ve invested in a Lemon?

Will you still be singing its praises and lauding PK and topping up when it hits 1p?

Wi

Pete,

And some more photos of a building site’s foundations on which someone has graffitied (Nvidia coming soon) 😂😂😂

You still have a slim chance of exiting this crock of ex……. before it falls below 3p. But don’t wait too long…. ⏰

However there are some here with blind faith who will still be extolling Pieter the Meter Man for his enterprise long after this has gone into administration.

And both of those RNSs were full of hot air

Perhaps the next one might announce an “Issue of Equity” with a rights issue where all shareholders can buy more shares at a knock down price.

Another seller escapes at 3.2p - I bet they wish they’d some to their senses earlier.

29-Jan-26 08:47:15 3.20 300,000 Sell* £9,600

LOSS JOCK

There is no evidence of any shorting here, check all the websites that give details of shorted stocks.

The remaining warrants can’t be cancelled but you don’t need to worry about them as the warrant holders are not stupid enough to exercise a warrant to buy a share at 4p when you can buy the same share on the open market for 3.5p.

However due to missing out on millions of pounds through the warrants not being exercised, there will soon be an issue of equity leading to the begging bowl going out again.

I’ve never posted on or looked at GGP - Whatever that is? So more lies from you.

The massive drop from over 213p in September is fully justified as it was a bubble caused by the BOGUS online articles, surely you remember those?

The bad news is that there are no profits, read every RNS and you’ll find they are missing on every one.

The main misinformation on here has come from the Rampers who have been talking about a bounce coming almost every week for almost 5 months whilst the SP has fallen 98% YES 98%.

When are you going to wake up and open your eyes to reality⁉️

Simon,

You do not have to rely on automated selling when reaching a stop loss , you can also do it manually. Surely you know that?

INV86

There is a right way to do everything. Not setting a stop loss is a crazy way to invest and is just a gamble.

A stop-loss order is a risk management tool that automatically sells a security when it hits a specific, lower price to limit losses. For example, if you buy 100 shares of Amazon at \(\$100\) and set a \(10\%\) stop-loss, the order triggers a sell if the price drops to \(\$90\). It helps prevent emotional decision-making and protects capital from unexpected market drops. 

I am very content with my investments and don’t need to continually post on their BB’s. However if you go back many years in my history you will find that I do make the occasional post on some of my stocks.

If you set a stop loss, you’ll never end up holding shares that have fallen 98% like MAST. Many companies that have fallen this much end up going bust and then you’ll have lost tens of thousands.

There are wrong ways to invest and over time you’ll learn better ways.

Inv86

No I don’t know him 😂

But if he had 2.5m of these big boys, you’d hope that he either knows what he is doing or getting some professional advice on the prospects of staying invested here. Clearly retaining his holding was not going to be worthwhile.

Based on your previous posts and buying £35k at 16p and then a further £12k when the St. Pancras was a bit lower. I do hope you set a stop loss and are not still holding all of these.

Scouse

If this can double or treble in a few days, then why did your pal sell 2500000 at 3.5p yesterday???