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I'm not sure,i feel tempted to get out. All prices will be according to NAV and that puts ESCT at a higher price that it is now which already topping the chart .Selling EAT will put me just over cost neutral not including all the divis. I would rather use the proceeds to invest in something I'm not being forced into investing. Of course I may not be able to sell my entire holding.Just IMO.

Look at the one month chart. Leaky news somewhere. As usual, PI's the last ones to know.

Think he/she has been on something..

Kat : " most pi's will have personal circumstances that mean they might not be able to wait a year to see things improve. "

Apart from short term traders I would like to think many pi's would have a time span 1-5 years at least but yes this share is trying my patience.

R2: Fair value at £1. Does that not suggest that the IPO of £3.3 ,a year last summer, was a giant con to investors? Maybe explains why the SP just kept falling to this level and below after that.

What to do? Should be like taking candy from a baby at this price with the run up to a potential low ball deal yet......

I'm above the deal price so the temptation is to buy more at this price to end cost neutral or in profit but I am extremely hesitant to chuck more at this unstable mess since IPO-i have no faith whatsoever and if deal doesn't go through it may well plummet again.Mmmmmm.

Doesnt surprise me,I've been in since IPO and wish I had got out completely when I averaged down, SP has been all over the place and BOD are bunch of amateurs or........

Yes each to their own.I bought this at a price much lower than current and sell occasional tranches so I have satisfactory capital gain as well as divis every year.I also am becoming more risk averse to individual shares tho' I still own more than I would like to!

I've held these for a few years and about 40% up on share price to date.This year it works out about 6.6%yield assuming the next 2 quarterly interim payments are correct. I'd sooner buy a collective trust such as this than individual cpys to spread the risk not to mention the costs of buying/selling and stamp duty.

There are always traders suiting their own purposes,blowing in every wind. Never take for gospel on these forums. I've certainly seen some on this one.

I've held NG for many many years and keep a core holding,buying on weakness and selling some on strength but always collecting divi on the way. Its worked well for me as a strategy, I personally don't trade shares with complete sells or buys in general, too much hard work unless there is a compelling reason to sell out completely.

Welcome to the CABP share price tumble dryer where normal service shall be resumed at some point....

Nothing compared to last year of course.

Yes,luck all. I take it this BB will disappear...

LOL It went from 335p -

I wouldn't trust OF as far as I could throw him-which wouldn't be far. Too long I've been in this share with more than 95% of its value gone after dilutions and consolidations over the years.Question is how much I would get back if selling when/if it comes out of suspension-probably not a lot unless I wait another 10/20 years.... because I'm certainly not putting anymore into this puppy.

That is quite a move in SP recently. I was going to sell some off last time it hit £6 but have done so now.Plenty skin in the game still tho'. This share just gives and gives over time.

I'm happy to take them up and increase my holding despite the dilution ,no stamp duty or dealing fee to pay. I originally bought NG when they were way below £9 many years ago anyway. Famous last words..

Maybe something to do with the succession of the current chairman? Market doesn't like potential instability with board changes.Who knows.

"Funny how you have NEVER commented on my posts for all these months, but a day after you trim your position, somehow it's triggered you! LMAO. Mind does work in mysterious ways, FOMO is real 😉"

Its got nothing to do with trimming my position.I think someone else commented on your mantras a while back which is why I didn't want to reinforce that. Its just a bit patronising when you trot out all these positives in a tickbox exercise without examining the negatives. I'm all for positivity but sometimes it gets a bit OTT.Enough said.

Plutus1, you do a great job stating the positives but please calm down the ramping-are you paid by them as a poster or just a super keen investor?