RE: Try this20 Feb 2026 09:53
Overall, the presentation was targeting potential new Investors, so in that respect it was very Informative and detailed in explaining what capAI is about. Obviously, the stalwarts on this board want more meat on the bone, so maybe a bit more regurgitated than dynamic for them. In terms of Ronjons perception of where the company lies in Commercial value; he stated that we are at the ground floor, and it was a good entry level for Investment. I think he spent a fair amount of time on the Longevity angle, and highlighted that Big Pharma don’t really have AI at the forefront of their operational systems and set up, so maybe there is an opportunity here for a tie up once we know the Utility of CapMed. He also mentioned that there would be Stategic Partenerships in the future, so could be further R42 or beyond joint ventures. I think we are very much so in the nursery stages of development as a Commercial Entity, and this may not suit many people’s agendas who are expecting Revenue expansion now. However, he made a very valid point about how many AI companies lose billions regularly as the race in the US sector is more about throwing millions into Concept and if they fail you take the hit. The whole Silicon Valley set up is about big Mergers and that’s where you can cash in if you hit the AI concept nail on the head. Ronjon has the vision and the experience, so I ask myself why is he spending a lot of his energy on promoting a small cap like capAl, when he could pay safe in an arena where he can dominate; well he clearly said that their is Investment shut off in the USA, whereas the LSE at least allows liquidity and a potential for an exit strategy. My only hang was if Ronjon really understands the complexities and hooks of the LSE and all its patrons, the fact that it is such a manipulated and fickle market. He is also an Investor as well as in Operations, so at least he is putting his money down and has skin in the game, as well as not drawing a salary. Revenue generation of course is important to back up proof of concept, but I still feel we can hit the ground running if a standout project can gain momentum and exposure. My money is on longevity, but the content side of things is still highly lucrative if the right people want a piece of the action.