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thats 0.045. It helped that ************* were bashing this as they often get it wrong and smacking a stock at twenty a penny is rather desperate stuff.

I was in this when it did the reverse, added more and dumped the lot at 0.19. Then a guy on twitter who is on a real roll pushed and pushed this. I bought in at 0.08, 0.05 and 0.45. Not huge amounts, but sometimes you know people are just in form. I am smart enough to know when someone knows a lot more than me and he was buying millions. I sold some today for 19 and 23 and have got double my lost dosh back and a decent free roll. I am still not convinced on this but what do I know? If it went up 10 fold in a year I would still spend the cash and not care.

now delivered and in my account. I use a Jarvis account for primary bid so I usually get the placing first (as PB is owned partly by Jarvis I think).

Will take my placing cash back and keep the rest in shares. Done 25 placings in the last few weeks and need to increase cash .....this has done really well to get back to this price. Some placings in major companies just made the price dive.

GL holders and lets see this in the 30's.

I dont think anyone could answer that...just an accountant estimate. Afterpay value has increased from below 2 billion dollars to 14.5 billion dollars this year and is the leader in its field by some way. I think 16 million booked looks a bit low myself and then some. Clearpay is a key part of the business and 50 or even 100 million dollars is loose change for Afterpay with a revenue of hundreds of billions in the future likely.

Anecdotal evidence from Rics members suggested that the stamp duty holiday has fuelled the pent-up demand created by lockdown. Shaun Brannen, an estate agent in Tyneside, said July had been “the best sales month in 29 years of business”.

Business is soaring every where. On the South coast properties are being sold in one day. Yet this share price is stuck.

Yep. Took double all my stakes back here today at 1.30 so now got a decent free stake in 7 dig. That was a 7 bagger for 7 dig.ha ha ...I once had over £20,000 in here at over 6 pence and only got out because of comments on afn....a guy who was ultra bullish and worked there I am sure just stopped posting let me say and I got out with a profit. Close one. The then ceo was a disaster and was not quite telling the full story I think.....always had a great opportunity but we needed management who knew the business and would put in lots of cash.....not a dreamer who wanted to impress the big stars. So I am in a nice place now with 7 dig and will see where next in a year or so. Maybe 5p, maybe back to 8p maybe skint. Who knows with 7 dig...what a month they have had!

Anyone remember when we were buying these at 0.14 and above on a wild punt? The placings at 6p? I think I sold at 8.90 at the highs in 2017. Ten of millions raised and we dont know where it went. How it did not go bust.....

Added some in June this year and at below 0.19.....see these at 2p and I intend to hold those for a ten bagger plus. 7 dig is a bonkers stock but it just shows how important management are. We have gone from a useless bunch.....

Could 7dig get back to the 8p level? No reason why not.

"I said a few days ago that this would break down to 185p. Nearly there. Must not go below 170p level albeit shorters are all over this it seems. If it does break then 120p is the next level where it started the rally to 300p. I expect strong support all the way down but any delay etc then a savage hit is likely. Not what the bulls and rampers want to hear I know....."

Posted last week. Well here we are just below 185p. Where next? Dangerous times for the SP. Too many shorts?

Total Net Assets for the six months ended 31 December 2019 were USD53.89 million (30 June 2019: USD60.16 million).

· Total Net Assets of USD28.61 million as of 20 March 2020 (31 December 2019: USD53.89 million).

· Net Asset Value per share as at 20 March 2020 was approximately 7.94 pence per share (31 December 2019: 13.18 pence per share).

If you look back through the results...Administrative & Exploration expenses (2,263)..over 2.2 million

against a mkt cap then of 8.5 million. The company cannot possibly cope with such costs long term.

As I said below.....dire. Another 13 per cent down today and unless a replacement soon, headed well below 1p. If polo delists my personal view is investors will never see a penny.

My guess is that nobody wants to work with Tang. Not only is he taking an amazing amount out of the company in salary and fees as most of us and one larger holder have pointed out, but his investments seem to be a bit bizarre as he only invests in the same stocks. The meeting etc are held at strange places.....in this huge bull run NAV has fallen by vast amounts . So maybe the Nomad has just got fed up with Tang acting as if this is a private company where he owns all the stock. This is hardly unique I should add and nothing illegal I guess but this has little left now.

"40p this week.....still a pittance of the true value". Well that did not take long.

I note the mms will take any stock going and then mark the price higher. I guess they have orders in the background to buy any stock available and in large numbers. If u sell u may have to pay plenty to get back on the runaway train.

500K and 250K look like the usual round number buys. Up to ten per cent now.

Barclays wrote to me today to reduce my credit card limit from £6,500 to £300. No warning. Nothing on the card as I cleared the balance in June when the zero interest balance transfer ended. Apparently they "carefully checked how many missed payments I have" (not once on any account) and my credit score (excellent). It is fairly clear they want me to close my account...and this is very common it seems. They seem to be clearing all accounts that pay zero interest. They only want the mugs who pay 20 per cent and miss payments. It is working....long standing customers are closing accounts all over the place. But then they dont make money out of them do they?

Afterpay up over 4 per cent today.....mkt cap of 15 billion dollars.

Too low imo. Still...60p gives me 250 per cent so not to be sniffed at. Quiet board here but everytime I look the price has gone up.

I sold out at 120p and had to buy back in today at 126p. Sure it was going to 100p but reversed at 104p and I waited for results. They were excellent and the performance in the US ....I wonder what the Done brothers will now do? Why did they not buy a shed load at 50p??

So up ten per cent as the new 1.45 million new cash and settlement taken into account. Nothing compared to the soaring value of the Afterpay/ Clearpay stake.

40p this week.....still a pittance of the true value.

From 27 July....

In a recent financial update, Afterpay said the June quarter reflected its best-ever sales results, due to "the accelerating shift to e-commerce spending since the impacts of COVID-19 emerged globally".

The company recorded $3.8 billion dollars worth of underlying sales in the fourth quarter of 2020, an increase of 127 per cent when compared to the same period last year.

Meanwhile, the U.S. had the best growth out of all of the territories Afterpay is available in, with sales increasing by 299 per cent in Q4, compared to the same period in FY19.

Afterpay is already operating in Australia, New Zealand, the U.S. and the U.K, with 9.9 million customers across those regions. But it'll use some of the funds from its recent equity raise to launch into the Canadian market, with the move expected to occur in the first quarter of FY21.

The money will also be used to expand its existing customer base by rolling out in-store payment options, which the company has essentially done with its new agreement with Apple and Google.

Under the deal, which was announced in July, Afterpay will be available to use online and in-store via the two tech giants mobile wallets, Google Pay and Apple Pay.

It's a strong sign that Afterpay could remain the leader in the buy now, pay later market.

Yes..most business gone albeit for a decent payout. I doubt the legal costs will exceed 100K because the matter did not get to Court. So they have a few bit and pieces left and ever growing cash. Afterpay is valued at around 14 billion dollars and I think the NAV here will be estimated at between 70 to 100 pence per share. Maybe a lot higher on the amazing run of Afterpay. I suspect the company will pay out a huge dividend on final settlement of the ten per cent Clearpay and will continue...or the directors may just decide to liquidate and pay out the lot. If the latter then 150 to 300 pence in cash is my guess. although not known when. Afterpay is booming and could easily get bought out by one of the big US techs that currently have obscene amounts of cash. It is up 10 fold from the lows