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He wanted to grow this into a "mid cap"! Laughable and as I have come to realise that phrase is more often than not used by companies to hoodwink and string along investors and rather than growing it's usually the reverse that happens like here.

Too many investors didn't want to face reality here when it was obvious where this was going.

I suppose the Telegram group is still doing rocket emojis! That group was a delusional and full of rampers and people with a dissenting or alternative opinion were quickly booted out.

Some of those posters post regularly on this board wonder we're they are today.

Any raise is unlikely to be at a big discount and may even be at a premium as has happened at one or two other companies; the prospects for the company are much better now so it may be able to command better pricing in any raise of needed.

A raise may not be needed if the ThermoFisher upfront payment is received soon.

I have taken a starter position.

The receipt of the upfront payment is mentioned as being over the next 12 months.

Is there likely to be a fundraise then as existing funds will dry up in the next few months?

Marketing and sales and manufacturing facilities for higher volumes of sales for its tests is normally an expensive process and they are likely to need more money.

The quality of the deramping is poor. You're are not even that good stt1. At least have some shame to realise when you should give it a rest. Yawn.

The big traditional pharma companies patents are running out so they will be on the hunt for promising new pipelines. Just yesterday Harpoon received a takeover approach from Merck. There have been other recent deals like that also.

Vedanta looks like a promising candidate - if it does not do an IPO there is the possibility of a trade sale.

The guy must be a poor investor if he has to bombard share boards non stop to make his 5-10% profit.

How many times has he been corrected on this board - too many and yet he presents himself as an expert.

He was corrected by me about Slaters fund breakdown (it has no relevance to the discussions on this board by the way) and responded by denying it and then his next post co nfirmed my figures by referring to it as "circa 1%" the bluster is used to throw people off when he has been found out!

Ordinarily someone posting non stop like that would be suspected of having mental health issues. Maybe he needs help?

I didn't finish the beginning paragraph of the earlier post So in fact if it went bust (scaremongering from a desperate poster) it would have a bigger impact than the 33 other stocks held!

Also funds do not invest even a penny on a whim and here there are millions invested and the belief of Slater has been further validated by the additional investment.

You will find that if stock went bust in Slaters fund it will

From the Slater Growth Annual Fund annual report year end 31st December 2022 I have roughly 56 total individual stock investments in various companies and sectors.

As a percentage of total assets Jubilee stood at 1.42% at that time (now the percentage weighting in the portfolio is higher with the further purchases by the fund).

I counted around 13 stocks were the weighting is much higher (above 2%). However around 33 stocks are held at lower weightings than Jubilee!

Also worthy of note is that Slater's only holding in the Precious Metals and Mining sector is this one - that's really making a powerful statement from a respected fund manager.

Not sure what Bushy is trying to say with his post - seems he is clutching at straws now and is in desperation mode.

Despite what the low share price is suggesting this remains as one of the shares I am expecting big things from in the short term as well as the long term. Growth for the future is being created at very good and good value capital commitments. I don't think it will be long before we see the share price in the 20p levels and then beyond.

We may have seen the bottom - it has broken out of the 120 day moving average. Next year is looking great for small caps like Jubilee as they remain undervalued compared the the rest of the market.

I've bought a small holding yesterday and today. Like the margin of safety and no funding concerns.

Thought I'd missed out. Topped up at 5.55p. Just the usual crowd trying to get in by talking it down. Only a tiny dilution for the value being obtained.

Just the typical lifestyle AIM stock that some have been saying for some time.

This is going nowhere imo and eventually will need to raise to keep the fat salaries going for a bit longer.

These pre IPO companies sound great but are beset with issues or at least the ones that Prim has been investing in.

Some very poor selections over the years - many of the investments prior to current management have produced zero returns and in many cases the capital invested has gone as well. The amounts invested were not small.

£1 million was invested in Clean Power Hydrogen and the company is still testing its designs!

With the share price where it is it doesn't feel like a takeover and there is no premium showing at the moment.

If it gets through the RTW share price may fall further as usually happens with all share takeovers. It would have been better to have it as a cash payment.

Some people also pretend to be long term holders in the telegram groups when they are trading or doing some alongside the lth. They will also tell you when they are buying bit hardly ever when the have sold stock.

All bad news tends to be glossed over as something positive or something good will come from it.

They are a waste of time. Better to trust your own judgement and dyor.

What's happened to the last few posts?

Didn't see any abuse or anything impolite in those messages except for some hard truths directed to some on this board.

Clearly some still trying to control the narrative and deflect any criticism.

You may feel like that ameen but the aim market is littered with companies that have promised much and delivered very little.

Wasn't their talk a while ago from the BOD about making this a mid cap - pure fantasy when it's struggling to stay afloat - let's face it they aren't awash with cash.

You may be trading this share and good luck to you but I see very little here to attract long term investors. Why would they when there are better capitalised companies paying dividends etc.

Compare the share price to the oil price over the recent past and enough said. Where is the shareholder return? Why are they receiving fat salaries and options? This is rewarding failure to advance the business and failure to advance the share price.

That's the old trick the rampers have used here about a shorting conspiracy. Apparently even the market makers are in on the act!

Just one tactic to hide the failure to deliver by the company and continual missed targets. Then add the mountain of debt .....But that has nothing to do obviously with why the share price is here.