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ASPENWOOD - totally get that, which is why I said I think things are moving in the right direction. And yes, now we have the pieces in place things are looking positive. BUT lessons of the past do serve to temper views of the future - right or wrong. Having cautious views can surely be no bad thing, especially if then we are proved wrong to be cautious!!

For LTH like myself (and Acker) we have had many false dawns, and found defeat regularly clutched from the jaws of victory as we faced placings and broken promises. So I get the caution. I think todays news confirms that this time things are moving in the right direction - how quickly they move and get to where any of us want to be remains to be seen. For new investors, current price is a good price and you should see a worthwhile return in the medium term - in my view of course!

Raaydaar - true, but Prem isn't the only share I have in play - so for me the balance of probability says HOLD on prem. BUT each to their own - and good luck to everyone whichever way they choose to play it.

raaydaar - any time soon for me is NOT that far away - I need a 20% rise to achieve that - which isn't THAT big assuming we start producing! At which point, I have some other financial goals, so may decide (or not as the situation appears to me) to let my investment ride. BUT each investor needs to make their own choices - though for my two penny worth, I'd say the odds are on a better price from here pretty soon!

Raaydaar - each must take their own view on investing - mine is that I will make bad mistakes if I sell out - so I have set a sell target (which we aren't yet at) - that target will pay off my mortgage. As and when we get close to or pass that target I will then determine what I think the trajectory is and decide if I sell or change my target. That's me looking at the bigger picture, which is where Prem will be at in a day/week/month/years time.

seems incredible that not that long ago I was VERY underwater in prem and wondering if my purchase of shares had been a good idea - certainly never thought that a penny price was likely. And now I'm wondering if my not much more than a penny exit price is a sensible idea!

swervington - we no doubt have traders dipping in and out - I'm not personally expecting anything major to happen on the price front until the US listing goes live - at which point I think we will re-rate to a price closer at least to the first funding round. For those of us who have invested, sit on our shares and (as best as we can) forget about them! I have no more funds for investing (and a significant amount of my total investment amount has gone here) so it's hard to forget - had I spare funds, I would still be topping up to bring (if only slightly) my average of about £1.45 down.

Ian67 working fine for me!

website now has a contact us page

I'm following you, and I've replied to your tweet - my Twitter handle isn't the same as my LSE one!

I don't use twitter much, so maybe that's why it says RKBeekeper can't be contacted - not to worry anyway!

Alloa - I suggest you take a look at RKB's posts (easy enough to do) to see the level of research - I've regretted in the past not taking heed to what has been posted.

RKB - good to know you are a shareholder - knowing of old the level of research you do it strengthens my belief in the future of the company.

RKB - good to see you here! My reading of the trades has 2 different prices shown on LSE, but we know that the information posted can be flawed - however, as RS does want full transparency I'm sure they'd want to know. Hopefully investor relations are now on the case about the web page missing information. That said, I'd rather the team continued to focus on building the business than doing website changes - so if it's a question of either/or I know which way my money goes!

I'm a very LTH, and well remember the days when what seemed like good news was instantly turned bad as the price continued to fall and fall. Forwards to now, I'm 100% up on my investment and showing a real chance of hitting my original sell target of 1.2p. However, as we move towards that level it is VERY likely that I will change my exit target and continue to hold - the cash at 1.2p would pay off my mortgage, but holding a bit longer should make it even more interesting!

He didn't - if you read earlier threads/comments you will see he said he doesn't focus on day to day movement - this certainly is NOT "doesn't care" which is emotive language NOT used by the board. The board are invested as are many others, so would like to see a positive movement on shares BUT their focus is a positive movement on the business which results in the longer term in a better price for all.

I'm clearly in a minority - the funding was announced at the same time as the CLN - and the HNW investors would have been aware of it. There are (according to the Q&A) other HNW investors in discussion, and they will be basing there investment choices on where they think the company is heading in (say) 2 years time. By investing in the company directly they provide funds to help achieve that - buying on the open market simply puts money in the MMs hands, not the company. Of course, I'd love the share price to at least be at my average so I don't show a paper loss, but having listened to the whole Q&A I'm confident that my choice to leave my money here is a sensible choice. I don't plan on taking any money out this year, though of course my own circumstances may change forcing a change of that view - however, current plan is that this is a medium to long term investment choice.

For various historical reasons, a high proportion of my investment portfolio is in AIM (and therefore potentially speculative) shares - and so today I'm seeing a see of Red. It may be that due to world events, the market as a whole is taking a "less risk is better" view - hopefully this will swing round.

Fastfood - I'm glad someone can do maths!! I'm recovering from looking after a family with Covid (I managed to avoid it) so a bit tired out!!

VincentVega - it's been a LONG day and my maths failed me!!! Hooray - I only need a 3 times share price to break even!!!