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Not sure if it's $'s or £'s but in that region.

$80M - $100M I believe.

Going by the previous vote I would say 75%.

"so if you wanna deramp then just be ready to be scrutinised on what you promote....that's the new code of conduct." Agreed.

LoadOfTosh, amazingly I agree with you.

Has any shareholders actually tried to contact Amit as to why the delay in the relist?

Don't worry, I will be here until it officially folds. Lots of people need closure, i.e. book CGT losses.

Same here.

Great email BUT shouldn't question (1) say "fact" instead of "fake" as that doesn't sound right.

Lol typical answer, Amit must love people like you.

dougal, I'm interested in how long you are prepared to wait before calling it a day and writing your investment off?

I forgot to mention that I too have invested over the years in some real bad shares and I'm not afraid to admit that I didn't read the all to obvious signs. The main problems being lifestyle CEO's, jam tomorrow RNS's and the biggest culprit being AIM itself which seems to have zero regulation.

I hold 350K here at 6.8p, I now wish I bought more in the 6's, sometimes I'm just not brave enough.

Totally agree but the problem with people who have invested in bad shares (ctag or otherwise) is although they know deep down everything is lost they still feel the need to try to protect their investments by ignoring all known facts however obvious, you see the same in every share.

I personally think this denial is not so much about the money but more about lost pride, some people can take it on chin others can't.

Yes, all looking good now.

When the rns lands with the deal all agreed, it really is light the fuse and stand back time.

They don't half make things complicated over there.

HopefulDave, "Antha at some point your going to wake up and realize crystalising your losses was the biggest mistake of your life".

On the contrary, the small loss on my sale here about a year ago I have since more than made up many times over, but that's not the point, if I hadn't sold back then I would be looking at an overall loss of £50K today. Sometimes it's best to cut your losses and run.

Obviously some understand the market better than others but you got to ask yourself if HNR was as fantastic as you say it is then why does the market currently price it at 10p, to me the answer is obvious but to you someone who is balls deep and fallen in love with the company you will have to eventually find that out for yourself.

Jbatch, "They are not interested in you, they are interested in long term positive investors that add stability and loyalty to the company". How long would call long term because I know people who have been in this share 3 years plus only to see the share price drop up to 80%, at some point you're going to wake up and realise that you got it wrong.

HITS, "Any bets on when amazing pre-IPO investment opportunity #2 is likely to be offered?" My guess is that it will be soon but would only be offered directly to certain share holders (in the know / previous mugs) and won't be advertised on the website to avoid attracting suspicion.

hubbabubbas, isn't the answer to your question obvious, only the ramping half wits don't know.

The 142K buy was mine, hoping for a nice return after all parties pull their fingers out and agree on the deal.