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ps. thanks for spelling my name correctly. makes a welcome change.

Excuse me, why can't JH be the lapdog? :)
Whimax, we now have a further 50 million shares at 1p availble to sell into any rise. You were suggesting a bank lona. This ain't no bank loan.
If anything, we have (even though we didn't need it) a further load of shares at 1p thrust into the market.
You can spin it as a result. It is what it is, further issuing of shares.

Don't be personal. You lose the argument when you become personal.
You've no knowledge of my investments or dealings with LVCG.

I repeat, today he suggested that shareholders were misguided by last years broker's note. Their expectations were raised, apparently.
It's the same broker's note that he went out of his way to encourage investors to read. He was, at one point last year, annoyed that the broker's note was not publicly available and instructed that it was shared openly. Now, after missing his targets, he's trying to sell the notion that the broker's note was misleading while distancing himself.
When you're investing in a Co. the integrity of the BoD is everything. I suggest that DC is far from having integrity. The share price - which is undeniable - speaks volumes.
Today, on the podcast, he is clearly riled and agitated. He's reflecting something.
That's my opinion. It's the same opinion i had when it was 40p and falling.
Unlike David, my projections came to be proven and real.
He and the BoD can always prove me wrong, and will welcome it.
Thus far, no.

and a current.

I respect your opinion. We can differ. No problem with that.
I've followed DC for quite sometime. I know his MO. DC knows my opinion.
I don't share your value in LVCG but i do wish you, and more importantly your investment, well.
For me DC lacks integrity. Investment @ 22.8p could prove worthwhile.
The decison-making process for investors is all part of the fun :)

Open Orphan (2020) is Justin's Bidstack (2019)

They offer spots (interviews) for free to some companies allowing the CEO to gauge shareholder response and share price response. Regular podcast interviews are then funded, just like ILR.

These Vox Podcasts are effictively paid adverts.
Money changes hands. Vox is run like an independent radio station.

MB10
Unprecedented global demand means nothing unless it translates to the balance sheet in terms of net profit before tax.
DC is winning, regardless.
He's taking a huge chunk while shareholders during the period are left carrying the cost.
Nice business model.
I repeat, he's now knocking the broker note: the same broker note he bent over backwards that investors should read it.
RED FLAG.

If you listen to his voicing, you can hear that he's riled and agitated. He's in defensive mode.
LVCG is worth researching just to understand a red flag when you hear/see it.

DC is very proud. His pride is as wide as his personal income.
Sadly, the business is NOT delivering. No-one should be shocked.
He's now knocking the house brocker after last year encouraging private investors to go and read it.
What a bull......r

Cathal reveals (some would say reaffirms) this morning that he wants to keep the 'option on the table' to sell Open Orphan later this year, but may well lead the business beyond 2020 with a sale later than the recently suggested Summer/Autumn/Winter OF 2020.
If nothing else, he's fluid with his wording.

Effectively, yes.
It may be totally immaterial at that point :)
Quite frankly, I'm past giving this Co too much thought anymore. I'll leave my remaining holding intact.
No excuses now JH. They've got sufficient cash-in-hand. Question is, can they run a business?

In terms of financing, cash at hand, I think this is the best option.
At least he's taking dilution direct from his holding (dilution on option to purchase shares @1p)

So, we have decent funding going forward albeit at a painful price. Let's see if they can deliver. Time will tell.

Sells 1/5 of his holding and entering into convertible loan agreement.

Quote:
In addition, the Company announces that its controlling shareholder, Christopher Jeffries, has agreed to sell 50,000,000 ordinary shares of 1p each that he holds in the capital of the Company to third party purchasers procured by its broker, Novum Securities Limited, at 1p per share ("Sale"). On completion of the Sale, Christopher Jeffries will hold 200,000,000 ordinary shares of the Company, representing 46.28 per cent of the Company's issued share capital.

Christopher Jeffries and the Company have entered into a convertible loan note, pursuant to which the net proceeds of the Sale, amounting to £400,000 (after tax, costs and commission), will be provided to the Company as subscription amount for convertible loan notes ("Notes"). The Notes will be convertible into ordinary shares of 1p each in the capital of the Company at Christopher Jeffries' option, at any time, subject to, among other things, the Company not being required to publish a prospectus in connection with the issue of shares on conversion of the Notes and no obligations under Rule 9 of the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers being triggered by such issue of shares. Unless previously repaid or converted, the Notes will be redeemed at par by the Company on the fifth anniversary of the convertible loan note. The Notes will bear a zero coupon.

Personally, my lucky number is 19 but i'll settle for 10-fold.

DC is the wordsmith of greatness and the delivery driver who wants you to sign for an empty box.
He's doing OK though, as usual.
One word about the guy: brick.

Yes, at first glance, no impact of significance on current revenues.
Nice to see a large proportion of detergent polymer sales coming from direct channeling = not over relying on one/two channels plus greater profitability.

We had DEV presenting VICTAR @ Worldskills UK in November and nothing came from it (unless the BoD is running a secret society). Keep in mind that VICTAR was also @ Worldskills in 2018 (something they like to forget).

Now, after a placing to release funds to expand into USA, we have DEV in Miami: doing the same in Miami as they did @ Worldskills. This time they're exposing their products to 60'000 schools in the USA.
Yes, according to DEV: 60,000 schools.

It's at this moment anyone invested in DEV can find some relief from the pain.

If DEV can't present some sales data from either of these two events then everyone must accept the reality of the situation.
No doubt, the immaculate DEV team will surprise us all with some very late - but well received - positive data.

But, be sure, if it doesn't come now then forget it.
How much non-contract data can any investor accept?

Chris, do you have any paid contracts to announce?
How are you doing with 'break even' @ Oct 31st.

Chris, feel free, after all your wonderful full colour graphics of Worldskills and Miami to bring us all in to your world dream, but please, do so in very straightforward financial terms.

I wish for the best. There's nothing to induce optimism.
Chris, over to you. Prove me wrong......please.

22:00 i see $8814
As for ARB, i can wait. It'll all come good in the end.