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Most holders (such as myself) are hanging to their shares. I'm not a seller at 80p. Therefore there probably isn't a huge pool of shares to trade, unless the price jumps very significantly.

I have been thinking the same, maybe because it is 52% weighted towards Technology and Industrials, both of which have taken heavy hits in the last few weeks. I am ready to buy more shares but waiting until the spring by which time the full shakedown might have occured.

Now Showpiece have removed the numbers remaining, it is just a percentage.....
No news on the marketplace they said would be ready BEFORE JUNE.
I went past the store last week, completely empty apart from one staff member. No rush of collectors either despite dropping of mask mandate.

Just use the filter to remove unwanted spammers...

There is going to be an almighty bounce here...
the trouble is I don't know if it will be 50p to 80p or 10p to 30p....
If only I had the superpower of hindsight.

I am a little surprised we are not up 20% today now that we have this big upgrade in value, but hopefully investors in US and Oz who have sat on the sidelines will be encouraged to invest this afternoon.

This is just another step in getting an offtake agreement, dilution was always going to happen with this project and it will continue like that until production, but is more than offset by these great numbers.
Moving quickly now towards DFS and Offtakes.

Any word from our Czech friends at CEZ?

They might want to release news to the London market first, or maybe the US market. There is obviously a strategy here.
Either way, it has made this week interesting.

Might be a good top up opp in a few weeks.

I bought 10,000 this morning through Lloyds, no problem.

Its flatlining, needs a defribrilator....

The sales of the BG stamp have slackened off considerably. They will have to pump much more into advertising too sell those fractions. The problem I have with the whole concept is that once a unique item gets fractionized (is that a word?) its no longer unique in my eyes, as thousands of people own a piece. It demeans the whole thing.

I know SG have an interest free loan on this stamp and may eventually make a profit on it in many years time, but huge amounts of capital and resources are being spent on the whole enterprise to the exclusion of other areas of the business.

"I think this share is going to be one of the stars of 2022 and am expecting the shares to be a top performer this year"

Don't be daft!

"In the meantime, you might want to have a look at SG's sale now on, there are a range of excellent items, all with 20% off. This is the sort of material you cannot get on ebay, I am sure they will shift a lot of it."

SG not normally known for discounting...won't this impact the bottom line, or maybe an effort to get that paper profit the CEO suggested.

SP drop, not a vote of confidence really.

The 2.5p backstop is holding but might be breached if the loan headroom is used up or the company has to ask its backers for further funding. The CEO statement that SGI might be cash positive in 6 months time is good news for those desperate to hold onto such straws, but the company has a poor record with these kind of announcements and it will be interesting to see whether more selling discounted stock will occur to reach this target.

"In view of all of the above, the Directors believe there is a material
uncertainty relating to the Group's position as a going concern"

Still a big risk here though....if things go badly it is curtains. Still a risky punt in my view.

To me it makes sense to wait for revised numbers, the dfs and then sign an offtake with VW and possibly another partner. I like the fact KC is not running around like a wet hen and he has already told us he is in discussions with multiple partners. Like everyone else the timeline is frustrating, but it is better to get the right deal, not any deal.

Probably Oliff and Karpus selling some of their holdings. I'm focussed on the 7% forward yield rather than day to day movements. If it offers 8% or 9% yield I will add more.

As I said before, Chief, they are pushing the investment side because they are not getting traction from collectors. Of course all investors will tie up their money for an indefinite period and unlikely to get their money back let alone a profit. No doubt bad press will result in 6 months time if/when a second hand market for fractions is made, although I think this is actually unlikely to happen myself.