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Definitely agree, although suggest caution and to buy in small tranches to test out the bottom. I have learnt that from experience.

Can I put forward 155.55 please - cheers

That’s more like it - thanks AS

What does everyone’s platform charge for trading shares on Aquis? The share centre charged a trading price the same as any other share but since its changed to become part of ii the cost has now rocketed to £49.00 per trade. I found this out when trading KR1.

Two things to say -

1 ARBKF share price currently up 15%
2. Condition yourself to look at your phone every hour. It’s nice having a walk in the park without the SP constantly on your mind
Best,
Bristolian

Thanks all for getting this on to my radar. I will continue to do research but the Zak Mir interview has certainly whetted my appetite. What a great thing - supporting the green revolution and exciting new technology to improve the planet whilst making money as a shareholder and supporter.

Awesome outcome.
Private investors flexing their muscle.
The future is bright.
The future is RMS.

I have been considering whether Level 2 is worth paying the extra for. Would appreciate your view Tommy.

The share is definitely volatile in the short term. Even the effects of the positive news ie acquisitions doesn’t seem to have any lasting effect. Unfortunately think this will continue in the coming weeks but I am confident of it’s long term future especially with the news this week.

796, 246 against

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For what it’s worth I think this is a great deal for the following reasons-
• Debenhams have a very strong online presence
• They have a number of strong fashion brands that open up other markets to not just young fashion, such as Manta Ray, Principles and Jasper Conran to name a few
• In addition, Debenhams online could provide a conduit to sales other than fashion.
• And they’re getting this for only £50million a bargain compared with the price tag for Topshop & Topman at an estimated £350million.
A very canny move in my view. Hopefully the market will see it the same way.
GLA.

I feel it in my fingers
And feel it in my bones
The machine will soon be working
And so the share price grows

Good luck for tomorrow all. Although BTC currently £31.7k I agree with posters tonight in that the company is undervalued compared with its peers and it’s about to announce another set of great results for the month. Also has a very media savvy and communicative leader which always helps!

Hi Waxza you can buy sell and reinvest as long as it stays within the ISA pot.

I just try and brush over the pointless comments and focus on the ones that matter. These are easy to identify and w
over time you get to know who are the quality posters and who are the time wasters.

Still awaiting a response......

I have been doing some research into MODE as I understand that many ARB investors have been looking here for a BItcoin investment play. I have a few questions for the BB here:
(BTW I am not trying to deramp just trying to understand the investment angle here better).
MODEs exposure to Bitcoin appears to be twofold (I) they offer an ecosystem that includes customers ability via the MODE wallet/app to buy sell and transfer BTC. From the post below this may make those holding an account ineligible for such element for protection via the FSCS. It is a smart from from a banking perspective but is not an investment by MODE directly. Secondly they hold only 10% of their cash reserves via BTC. They don’t mine BTC and they don’t trade BTC. They hold it in treasury. OK it seems a switched on company but I don’t understand the BItcoin angle here as they don’t mine it, trade it or see BTC as a major part of their holding (as it’s limited to 10% only). I am sure that I have got it wrong so will someone enlighten me please.
Thanks in advance.

Oilbaron your approach is a bit too sophisticated for me - I prefer something a little more earthy.

Thanks Pingu - I think that’s the best we can realistically expect. Best to draw a line and get on with the production and distribution.