RE: City28 Nov 2022 17:42
I'm with you re GGP (& other small caps on AIM) in respect of the huge upside MOS presents over the next 3 years.
• Those that are expecting a return on your investment this month it is not going to happen but over the next 3 years the value of MOS is likely to be significantly enhanced from NFT's, scores and the Gfin investment.
• The £250,000 invested in GFIN by MOS on 14th March at 1.25p could rapidly become a stonkingly good move if the GFIN share price moves in the direction of travel many expect. i.e. back up to the 20p range. The reality is that many investors feel that GFIN will get back to its 20p a share range in due course, me included. The upside for MOS shareholders is obvious. i.e. GFIN at 20p a share is worth £5million to MOS.
• The MOS journey is not a short term project. Investing in a share for years is an approach that has worked well with small caps on AIM that are reminiscent to MOS re their fund raising antics. For example, I can name SAR, TEK, TXP, PXEN, NCYT, SNG, WEB, GGP from shares I've invested in as just a few that have taken years to come to fruition but that have given investors like me an excellent return despite many fund raises to get from A-B. The doubters on here might well be right – AIM is risky – and you are being proved right at the moment regarding the dismal MOS share price but small caps like MOS raise money to grow and if they come good such as Sareum, Tek Capital, Touchstone, Prospex, Greatland, Novacyt, Synairgen etc then it is worth the wait. Lets see where the MOS share price is in 3 years. Good luck, Brighty