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Auctions resuming should provide an increase in the sp:
Over the last decade, Gemfields’ Kagem emerald mine’s gemstone production has tripled while the prices received have increased more than six-fold.

I must learn from experience. If the sp falls tomorrow regardless of any figures it can be tempting to sell. Need to ignore any dips and have confidence. When news of potential takeovers is released, it’s too late to get back in.

French telecom (Drahi) could be accumulating a significant amount, in my opinion, by buying from MS and also Deutsche Telecom. This would give them at least 30%. They are then in a position to quietly amass another 20% to have majority holding.

https://www.barrons.com/articles/retirement-savings-investment-ideas-51627066659?refsec=marijuana

There won’t be many investors on here who have made a profit. You can convince yourself that you have made a good judgment and continue to lose even more. The alternative is to transfer your funds into a different share that is about to grow. Ticker GEM (gemfields, not gem diamonds) is, in my opinion, about to rocket. On 31st July they will report their operations up to 30th June. Most investors are unaware that this is the owner of Faberge and has the largest emerald producing mine in the world and the most significant recently discovered ruby mine in the world: https://www.gemfieldsgroup.com/
Check it out and recover your losses but need to be in before 31st July

On 31st July there will be a report that gives details about monthly operations up to 30th June 2021. As COVID scuppered operations and the sp suffered I am hopeful that it will recover now that something closer to normal service is resuming.

Whitbread did a similar thing as the market collapsed last year. I think it’s part of a growth strategy for when holidays are available again. They advertise across Europe and have the potential to buy smaller companies.

It’s not killing you. You have the same amount of shares today as you had yesterday. Directors have paid 330 p. Need a little patience. In July next year this will have returned a profit greater than the 0.5% offered by Lloyds Bank.

Unusual RNS released this morning. However, looking at potential sales of rubies and emeralds in the future, I’m feeling very optimistic. Ignore the day to day fluctuations, focus on the longer term trend. This is rising.

I live near Poole, where Sunseeker yachts are manufactured. Fosun invested 1.6 billion in the company. They also purchase other ‘luxury’ companies like whisky distilleries. The recent sp increase could be due to someone accumulating shares on behalf of an organisation like Fosun. This happened recently with BT when french telecom quietly acquired 12%. It’s possible this could be the reason for the increase and if so, it will soon have to be announced.

I think they will be operating again soon. The directors would be unlikely to stump up their own cash if they did not have confidence in the future prospects. When they do return to business I expect it to be announced via 7am RNS. When that happens it’ll be too late to buy at 330. No one can complain as they have been available at 315 last week.

I sold at 3.72 p, making a big loss. I’ve stuck it all in BT group and have nearly recovered all the money. You too could make a profit instead of a loss if you change course. It’s sometimes hard accepting that you are wrong and have made a poor decision but it’s the first and necessary step to take if you are going to fix things.

Last week’s message was deleted. I’m presuming that the powers that be didn’t like the comment ‘insufficient buyers’. Fair enough

Since last week the sp has declined. It’s tough accepting that you were wrong. I’ve done it, I lost over 50% . It hurts. I don’t like being ‘conned’. I am now Very close to recovering my losses.

Interest rates in banks are pathetically low. No point transferring to Lloyds and receiving 0.01% when fuel prices and council taxes rise by 5%. Whilst 6 billionaires own the media in the uk there’s no point trying to oppose ****servatives. Instead try to make the best return on your hard earned cash you can. Recently I’ve made 10% on both BT and OTB. Better than a loss........

They posted about their massive increase in their initial order. When you dissect the details you see that the initial order was for 10,000 and every future order was 40,000. They were referring to the 10,000 order but made it ‘sound like’ the whole order was increased by 85%. The other problem I have is with their uk address. Google it. It says ‘permanently closed’. I asked the company about this and they replied with a lame excuse, in my opinion.

I bought into the philosophy of cannabis being used to treat cancer. Why wouldn’t I ? It’s the latest thing. Wow, it’s also going to help with the battle against COVID. No brainer, multi bagger. This is the share that I have made the biggest loss ever on, in % terms. About 50%. Luckily I didn’t put too much into it. However, I still feel like I’ve been ripped off by a ‘phone scam’. Here’s me, an intelligent individual with several years trading experience. Surely I won’t be scammed. Yes I was. I believed it because I wanted to believe it. I saw through it when I started to analyse the company’s posts.

I sold all my stake earlier this week and these are my reasons why:
I did a bit of research into Onassis holdings and am very concerned about basic spelling errors on the homepage like you would find on a scam email. Do a bit of research yourself, it’s scary.
The recent RNS had very low expectations. The aim of 125% of 7c sounds high, they’re aiming for a price of just over 8c. This is lower than what has been achieved in Feb/Mar this year. The goal for 2 years of 150% has also been close to being surpassed recently. It’s not a gain of 150% but an increase of 50% from a low level.
The recent presentation looked like it was produced by teenagers. I could write about 20 points here but can’t be bothered. These include that Artemis figures were absent.
The RNS about 85% increase in initial order was technically correct but designed, in my opinion, to mislead.
The small print at the end of the presentation is well worth reading.
I looked up the U.K. headquarters address. On Google it says ‘permanently closed’. At this point I immediately sold and made the biggest loss I’ve ever made in shares, nearly 50%. However, I still have over 50% of my gamble.

I’m not advising anyone to do anything, just telling my story. I thought this company had real potential. A fool and his money are soon parted. Luckily, because I didn’t put in more than I could afford to lose and also bought other shares I’m only down by about 5% of my total value in shares. I also made over 100% profit last year, so still up.

For those who are unfamiliar with this company and are basing it on the recent posts.....

https://www.swisspharmacan.ch/artemic-master-supply-distribution-agreement/

This is an indication of what potential for success there could be.

I had also noticed the small print that Artemic was not included in the figures. At $15 revenue per item it will substantially add to the income.

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