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Besides the money of required is short term, a sort of bridge, why would you use equity for that

Just topped up. Given institutional investors own a large portion of this company, a rights issue, if it was even going to happen would hurt them more. If finance was needed they would be more prone to lending of bond issuance vs diluting stock. Topped more myself.

Even at the max fine of £300m, this company has lost in excess of £2bn on market cap. Any redress to customers will be a write down on the customers balance and any sane person would conclude that what ever the fine is, if any, won't be expected immediately. So at it's current price, this is cheap as chips, and big institutions are clearly seeing this opportunity to load up on a medium risk high yield asset

You should short your whole lifesavings. Lol

To expect this to go down any further is plain stupid . The only way it would is if the vast majority of investors didn't understand the basic use of a calculator. Even if the fca fine was £1bn, the market cap has dropped £2bn and therefore an over reaction. I can expect this to revert to 1000 in the near term for sure

Mate the business lost £2bn of its market cap for a max potential fine of £300m and that's if fca finds something. That's like making someone bankrupt because they owe u a £10. Get a grip!

26 banks!!!

But if a contract is in place then the banks would have easily offered to finance the invoice, so why do a placement at such heavy discount. Also consider that the contract is a shared partnership of £22m, most contracts field around 8% profit after cost and construction, leaving a profit of around £1m per party involved, over several years you wud be banking around £200k. This isn't a recurrent contract and we don't have a pipeline of £22m down the line, so it's fair to say it's no surprise why this is tumbling

Wow based on the video you posted VIPERA should be worth around £45m!

Sadly I have to agree, I've been caught out twice with other shares which have show rapid unsustainable growth and in the same time have crashes. This is the nature of AIM, something goes viral and then moments later it's forgotten. I sold out at a decent high and jumped into rosslyn data plc and vipera plc

This will come through for sure, was at one point labelled the next monitise! Vipera and rosslyn data are two gems in my portfolio

Pre news of acquisition this had a cap of £10m, raised funds was £5m, so current mcap should head towards £15m at the least

I am in this share, the potential is monumental. And given more than half the shares are owned by executives and funds, this will only get better. They win and we win

All part of good investing, if you don't know when to exit then you will feel the pain of AIM investing. These arnt FTSE 100 companies which have more constrained volatility

I have high hopes for rosslyn and also vipera plc, both companies severely under priced for the market they are in and the portfolio of clients they posses

I agree this should really be priced at IPO price however in the near term, based on the growth and acquisitions, a fair value is around 11-13p

Makes rosslyn profit making for the first time!

Sometimes even I am throw off guard with the unexpected. Given news of the contract came last year, the dramatic spike in this caught me by surprise in April. I always thought the contract which is shared with Northumbria water would at most yield 6% for both Northumbria and modern water. I have tripled my investment and now sold to cement my profit, A lesson I learnt with another stock which flew like this and equally came back down against expectations. I'll probs jump back in around 7p when this settles, Good luck all!

A couple of months ago rosslyn alone had a market cap of £10m, today rosslyn+Integritie have a market cap of £10. This only tells me there will he an upward pressure on the share price towards the 10p mark, unless we are saying integeitie is worthless which is ridiculous

Share price are often short lived, especially one which is as dramatic as this. Based on similar experiences with other stocks, This is heading back to pre April levels. I have learnt my lesson on cementing profits when things are good and not over expecting thinking the shares are going to keep rising. Fact is excitement dies eventually