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Dear Mike,

Having just got in from work, it took me a couple of minutes to add a single row to what I posted last week and to alter my comment at the bottom.

In fact it will have taken me a lot less time tat it has taken you to compose your patronising post.

You’ll get another row added next week but it will not be added so late, as I’m working a day shift.

You really don’t need to worry about me, but should be far more worried about the state of your finances 🫣

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

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

15 weekly falls ⬇️ with 3 dead cat bounces 🐈‍⬛ Next week will be very interesting; Will folks buy on the spike or will those who have converted their warrants take their profits. It could be quite a volatile week.

Thanks Mark,

It was just over 46p when I began warning about it heading to 8p. And it got there so quickly, I then said 4p. It’s had these little spikes before which attracts buyers but the fundamentals here or lack of them suggests that we’ll see 2p later this year.

This dead cat bounce 😺 has provided a lovely spike to sellers to exit. Some have taken the opportunity, well done if you are one of them.

Thanks HH Returns

It is safe to assume that those 7,500,000 cash warrant that have been exercised are of the 125,000,000 that have an expiry date of 11th January. Which would leave 117,500,000 unless any more have been exercised this week. Therefore my estimate of some 115,000,000 not being converted is probably close to the mark resulting in a loss of £4.6m which the company will have to find from elsewhere. Also the none of the other cash warrants which expire on 11/7/25 are likely to be converted with the SP below 4p.

ZEN19

Just how low does this have to go before acknowledge that you’ve invested in a lemon.

Glass Rock

If you read back in posts by Puzzled Pete you will see that MAST did not receive £5m from the pre-paid warrants due to £2.4m being taken in Broker charges etc.

I gave the figure of “Some 115,000” rather than the 125,000 figure as thus far the number of Cash Warrants that have been converted has for some reason not been made known in an RNS. It may be more or less than 115,000. Hence my use of the word “some”.

The 4p level is critical for those with cash warrants that need to be exercised before 11th January as a holder would not convert their warrants into shares if they can buy them cheaper on the open market.

I imagine that after next Monday we should be advised just how many of this first tranche of Cash Warrants have been exercised and this will be reflected in the total number of share in issue.

It is a fact that for every cash warrant not exercised prior to Monday that MAST will not be getting money that they desperately need.

And if they do not get millions of pounds that they had been expecting to get then it will be akin to being up the creek without a paddle.

ZEN19

What do you mean when you say you didn’t mention any names? You mentioned MAST twice in your Mega Ramping Post on 21/11/25

Looking back at the past usually enables people to learn from their mistakes. But that hasn’t happened in your case as you continue with your incessant ramping.

Loss Jock refers to the fall from 213p as being frustrating! It’s a lot more than that, it’s CATASTROPHIC.

Now, as expected, the SP was fallen below the critical 4p level, it’s remarkable that some of the Ramping gang think that this is a good thing. They are totally oblivious to the fact that the holders of some 115,000,000 warrants will no longer be paying 4p per share to convert the or warrant into shares. This may mean no further dilution but that MAST will no longer receive £4.6m in funds from the conversion of warrants. The funds were critical to MAST’s plan and without them they will be up the creek without a paddle.

Perhaps the best way to get a decent price for you MAST shares is to ask Buzz to buy to buy them off you. He would have us believe that he’s a millionaire so when it is wound up and he is down by £millions he’ll just move on to the next lemon 🍋.

ZEN19

Just for clarification. By the end of the following week, MAST was NOT up by 600% but was down from 8.7p to 7p, a fall of almost 20%.

Is there any reason why you got it so wrong❓❓❓

ZEN19

Below is you post from 21/11/2025 when the MAST SP was 8.7p

“Today marks the end of a week of stabilization for Mast , with weeks of growth starting Monday. All the news on Mast is great, so the only direction for SP is UP, with a lower bound of 60 p by the end of next week 😲”

Seriously, when you post on LSE, should you not also post a financial health warning to let people now that you live in Fantasyland.

GST is another basket case that has dropped 84.37% in the last year 🤪

Most investors have no trouble deciding to buy stocks but do struggle with selling them, particularly if doing so means they are making a loss.

Because of this, many make far far bigger losses.

When a share drops by 20% from its high point, particularly if this type of fall is not reflected in the overall markets or in that share’s sector then getting out may still mean you exit with a profit, albeit not as big as it could have been. Or in cases where it’s only fallen since your purchase, it saves you making even bigger losses.

Had those who bought on the way up to 213p had done this, they would have exited at 170p with most bagging a healthy profit.

When at 46p I predicted 8p. Those who bought at that price should have exited after it had dropped 20% at 36.8p, rather than hang on to 4p, where selling now would mean a 91.3% drop.

On this basis Buzz, who bought another 200,000 at about 4.40 should sell them at 3.52p but he keeps trying to reduce his average by buying more and claims to have since bought another 500,000. He has of course bought at much higher levels therefore he must be down by tens of thousands. I’m hoping for his sake that he has been fabricating these alleged boys.

Buzz clearly has tens of thousands pounds of cash to burn 🔥 🔥 🔥

Puzzled Pete

Thanks for this excellent, in depth, analysis of MAST. Anyone armed with that information wouldn’t touch MAST with a barge pole.

As Buzz 🐝 has has filtered most of the folks who impart words of wisdom on this BB. Please could someone tell him that these are essentially all brokers who hold shares in Nominee Accounts for private investors. The poor chap has clearly posted this information thinking that HL has a 33.08% stake in MAST as there would be no other reason for posting this. Its amazing that someone who claims to own 1m shares in this crock of ***** could be so naive.

Loss Jock

If you read Bob Brollyman’s posts who will clearly see that you and Bob are both invested here and both on the same side.

Therefore perhaps you can explain why you keep slagging him off???

Comprehension and understanding are important attributes when investing and if you don’t have these then you haven’t got much hope.

Hi Bob,

I’m saying that Buzz has once again been caught buying on a Spike in the SP whereas if he waited until it was well into the 3s he might just get in before a dead cat bounce where he could then trade out. However it is so so risky, as who can predict when a dead cat will have a bounce.

Another pathetic RNS and a further 6.5% fall.

It’s all so predictable.

Well said Puzzled Pete 👍

I look forward to reading what the Rampers got deleted.

This bodes well for tomorrow - NOT

Number of Trades today - 271

Vol Sold 2,128,988

Vol Bought 1,170,001

Buzz has been stung again 🐝 buying those 200,000 yesterday. Why didn’t he wait until it was in the 3s

All these RNSs do is give a brief dead cat bounce before diving again.

Buzz 🐝 has been stung yet again.