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This isn't how i thought Mendell's AIM listing would go lol.

That's not a huge discount considering the sp has already fallen quite a bit.

Hopefully ARV can now progress the business to the next level with these funds.

I agree, Culpepper. 120p is hardly going out on a limb.

This will at least bag from 88p. Just need a little patience.

Revenue doesn't mean much on its own. It's just the cash taken in.

Free Cash Flow accounts for how much spare cash you have left over after expenses, wages, depreciation etc.... This spare cash can then be returned to shareholders as dividends.

FCF is a key metric, especially for DUKE's sector.

In the results published today, DUKE's FCF was equivalent to 2.82p per share, while the 4 annual dividend payments of 0.07p per share mean that FCF (2.82p per share) covers the total annual dividend payments (2.80p). Barely, but it does cover it.

The FCF rose by 13% over the past year, while divis were held. This is a sensible decision. The sp has fallen, so the divi yield has risen, even though payments themselves are unchanged. It sucks 'cos i paid a higher price for my shares, but this is a good price point to buy in at.

Should we see an equivalent rise in FCF in next year's results, we will most likely be looking at a higher share price and a slight divi increase (though with a commensurate drop in yield).

I'm pleased and will continue to hold and collect the excellent divi.

I will never get tired of seeing Ukraine's long-range sanctions take effect.

Ukrainians are heroes, protecting the rest of Europe and paying a hefty hefty price.

@kenny100

That's a lovely walk. I'd like to do that myself one day is that your channel?

@broomtree

HEX could go from scratch to explorer to producer in a single day, but there'd always be some PIs who would sell out because it wasn't done by noon.

Looks like I got 55% too. I'm with II.

Having said how disappointed I am with Turner Pope, let me also reaffirmed my praise for APTA's bod and their science.

An excellent RNS this morning.

No £££ attached, so minimal short-term revenue, but it's another feather in APTA's cap, more future revenue streams. It's another tie-up with a prestigious scientific academic institution and also getting in the good books with the Gates Foundation.

And all while retaining the IP.

Impressive stuff.

The placing was at 0.6p, so anyone who bought the placing purely to turn a quick buck (or pound) would be doing pretty badly out of it.

I know they can pre-sell ahead of time and hope the average of their total sales puts them ahead, but still...

The one thing that does come out of all this is I hope the APTA bod re-evaluate their relationship with Turner Pope.

TP released a ridiculous Note several months ago predicting 6p by Xmas, then shafted shareholders and the company with the expensive and steeply discounted raise.

TP is the only blot as far as I can see in the APTA copy book.

I am pleased the BOD decided against selling out the company on the cheap, for a quick hit of instant gratification.

Long term BOOM will be a beast, those financial just keep improving with every TU.

Glad to see some sensible management on AIM.

More massive sells going through this morning.

Two at 100,000 and one just above 250,000.

That is some severely distressed selling. But they can only sell once.

There are some decent buys coming in too, but when this bounces it will bounce hard.

A massive jar of jam, with a huge block of butter, a very wide knife and a ton of loaves.

One day we will get to taste it :)

I am reminded of the numerous studies (e.g. the Marshmallow Experiment) that show that people who can delay their instant gratification for a larger, later, reward correlate with higher intelligence, better health and more wealth!

There are still no £££ attached, so the morning spike in sp will gradually drift down.

Ridiculous, I know. But without hard £££, many investors still won't bite.

I expect HEX to remain in bargain territory for a while yet.

So now we're an ARGON producer as well!?!?!?

The multipliers in this investment are mind-boggling :)

I got criticised for saying I thought there was a big seller last week, and the price action has continued since then.

Someone is keen to sell a lot, and quickly. I hope the 100,000 shares at 90p is the last big one.

But I added more this morning because regardless of a seller, this is only going one way in the long term.

The tone was pretty much "It's taking longer than we thought, though prospects are still good. Shut up and let us get on with it "

45p up to 49p... in only 7 days.

Troll.

If I were on the BOD, why return the litigation cash to shareholders, then have to go to the market for capital.

They will definitely keep a portion for the benefit of the company, rather than instant gratification for PIs who are only here for a quick bumper pay-out.

How much they keep/pay out will depend on how much they need to finance the next stage.

Never say Never to another fundraise, especially to a company on AIM.

Or not even on AIM yet!

AIM is designed to help companies raise capital.

I just hope it's at many multiples of today's sp.