RE: RNS25 Apr 2026 13:19
Some interesting conversation here this morning regarding the email sent out to certain individuals. Whether rules have been breached or not, and I’m not saying that it would be ok if they have, it’s nailed on for an rns on Monday. Even Ronjon, in the interview, was saying that at the time of broadcast, this may have gone live, which again just confirms that the timeline given for going live was probably not set in stone and therefore a little presumptuous. Either way, it’s great news that we are finally turning this acorn into oak Unicorn vision of Ronjons, into a commercial reality. I did mention warrants still being washed through the other day as a possibility for all the sells we are seeing here; which to be fair is halting progress in the share price. I do believe new Investors are coming on board, but the we are still flying into a headwind at the moment SP wise. Personally, I’m no fan of Consolidation, especially when one of the reasons given was to create a more stable market, which never made any sense to me.. especially as we are 60/70% down post Consolidation. The price action here is very confusing as it doesn’t seem to follow a levelish book; something we never encountered pre consolidation when the SP booted up with no hindrance. If you want to be really pedantic, you could also argue that Ronjon mentioning Negotiations possible for the $2 million fees, was also a bit price sensitive as it allows more flexibility on Issuance at the time of taking up any deal, which again is a good thing as it creates a more positive Investment case due to not being hamstrung by the spectre of any potential dilution at that stage. Ronjon, no doubt is a smart cookie, but running a company on LSE is a mechanism which requires slick timing and the correct official and non official PR; I think it will come as and when he clears the dregs of the previous mob, because right now we, as long term Investors are paying the price for this. This is the time to get things right at CPAI, as the momentum heavily relies on sentiment, of course with commercial results factored in. We need some of the Social Media big hitters believing and investing in this; a prime example being MIRI, which on Thursday was being talked about in liquidation terms, and on Friday doing 300/400% because of Omar Ahmed’s Investment, a known exponent of TWITTER X. The majority of us are down bundles here, and thankfully the post twilight zone posters are disappearing, as we need to get behind this mob at CPAI and strike while the iron is getting hot.