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Not too difficult to predict at 08:00!

I think because ARB was targeted by a particularly vicious and well organised short campaign many investors here felt the need to try and counter the messaging aimed at getting PIs to sell out at a loss. To be fair, I haven’t seen any holders opposed to averaging down or trading down, remaining invested clearly makes sense.

But remember these are based on historic data assumptions that may have already improved. For example, in case of Finncap

"...we will closely watch the development of the three key variables for Argo: the hash rate/network mining difficulty, the cost of mining machines, and the Bitcoin price. We explain these variables in more depth from p7 of our 9 August report, and note that our H2 21 forecasts are based upon a BTC price of $40k, with mining difficulty averaging 24tn over H2 2021 (mining difficulty is currently c16tn, after 20-25tn in H1 2021)."

for example, since then, BTC has risen nearly 25% to $49k

Or maybe just read the professional analyst reports published last week? One valued at 240, the other at 250

Yes, you’ll get notification of voting rights on your named shares, not on platform shares as they’re owned by the trading provider.

Do you hold your ARB shares in your own name rather than on a trading platform?

Or do you mean the RNS notification of general meeting,?

How do institutions "move the price quickly with a double" without any retail buying at that price?

so are you in or out?

Doubling the ATH SP by the time of the listing is also ludicrous, maybe equalling it but that's also a long bet

There will be a lot of resistance before £3

“ The ceo isn’t here to do what’s best for you and more importantly, what’s best for me. ”

That’s not quite true. The board of directors of a London listed PLC is directly responsible to act in the best interest of its shareholders, collectively not individually of course. Best interest is not the same as what you think you want but absolutely they are there to do what’s best for the company, and collectively we own the company.

Not wishing to make a point but...

I don't think there's much doubt about it going to $100k, it's just a question of whether that's weeks or months away. People are already putting sell orders on the exchanges for $200k, probably a bit optimistic for the moment but not beyond bounds of possibility.

Personally, I have absolutely no concerns about dilution of existing shares from the NASDAQ dual listing. Different market, new shares for new institutional buyers who have been unable to buy the existing shares due to American financial regulation, and American private investors who can't afford to trade small amounts on OST. As long as the number of shares and price entry makes it oversubscribed by demand from new buyers it will lift not supress. Also the capital raise will be used to increase income and productivity growth. But you can never be sure how the US market views share issues, they tend to be more suspicious of dilution.

JPM will have been doing themselves the favour probably

You might want to consider a target closer to double your 150p if you can hold for a bit

ARB has not been closely correlated with BTC recently, although it may do in the future. It has risen a bit due to company news yesterday. But yes, if you want leverage on the upside of BTC price trends then holding shares in a miner that is accumulating BTC and growing its business makes complete sense. Be prepared to hold but your 150p is probably a fraction of the likely return over 6-12 months.

Most of those funds can't buy OTC shares so they have to wait for NASDAQ (this is why we need the listing!) but pre-launch discussions will start on the basis of the prospectus. It's really important to keep stressing that this is a massive new market for buyers who cannot currently buy ARB shares, and that includes PIs who can't pay $50 a pop to trade on OTC. If the IPO is well priced, well targeted and well timed then there is only gain to be made from it and no likelihood of dilution effect to existing shares.

ARB's published intention is to launch the IPO before the end of Q3, which is also the best market opportunity to do it for BTC FOMO and for the funds (prospectus now published for those Q4 investment decisions). All perfectly timed so far for 'smart growth'.

who is recommending Polkadot and Polygon as alternatives to BTC and ETH?