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Brilliant post Trinityman........summarises my thoughts exactly.......

A bit more than 3x - 4x to get to MCap of CWR (£1.9bn) and ITM (£2.4bn).....

....not Vickaroo again..........

Who cares what the website looks like.....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GFIN have just appointed a new NED as follows: 'Mr Rinaldi spent the last twelve years with Apple, the multinational technology company. Most recently, he was the General Manager for Apple Western Europe, a role he held for seven years. In this role, Mr Rinaldi was responsible for all partner relationships across all Apple products, software and services with $20bn portfolio under management. Mr Rinaldi joined Apple in 2007, and served as Apple's CFO EMEIA for five years, during which time he oversaw significant revenue growth at the division from $7bn to $40bn.' Phenomenal appointment for a small but, what what Mr Rinaldi sees as a, growing Company who is keen to be there to take GFIN to 'the next stage'.

From Apple NED: Len Rinaldi said: "I am excited to join a rapidly growing and ambitious business that has clear strategic priorities in place. Gfinity has a strong business model that can take it to the next level, and I look forward to working with John and the leadership team to help the business fully realise its ambitions."

Wow......a new NED Len Rinaldi.....his CV looks....er...pretty good: Mr Rinaldi spent the last twelve years with Apple, the multinational technology company. Most recently, he was the General Manager for Apple Western Europe, a role he held for seven years. In this role, Mr Rinaldi was responsible for all partner relationships across all Apple products, software and services with $20bn portfolio under management. Mr Rinaldi joined Apple in 2007, and served as Apple's CFO EMEIA for five years, during which time he oversaw significant revenue growth at the division from $7bn to $40bn.'

Does anybody know why PHE is not included on the Green Economy Mark list? - link: https://www.londonstockexchange.com/raise-finance/equity/green-economy-mark/green-economy-mark-issuers-2020-cohort?lang=en.
'The Green Economy Mark, first introduced in 2019, highlights companies and investment funds listed on all segments of London Stock Exchange’s Main Market and AIM that are driving the global green economy. To qualify for the Green Economy Mark, companies and funds must generate 50% or more of their total annual revenues from green activities. '

Vickaroo....you still hanging around here........you do come out with a load of complete tosh

Vickaroo - there weren’t any large sells on Friday..... beginner’s deramping talk.

Having moved into net profit for the first time from its most recent interim results, recent Director and institutional buys and the CE saying ‘I am also pleased to report that, following on from the trading update released on 21 October 2020, the positive momentum in the business has continued with trading in the first two months of the financial year going well and the outlook remaining positive. We look forward to updating shareholders further at the time of our annual results at the end of January 2021." I too am looking forward to their annual results at the end of Jan........ I think there’ll be a steady build in the SP in expectation.

Total of £700,000 worth of shares bought by 7 CPX PDMR's (Persons Discharging Managerial Responsibilties) at a price of 5p announced this morning......a very significant sign of confidence in the Company

Is that a sexy-looking chart or what?!

Interesting paragraph in yesterday's Times included in double page spread on green energy: 'Elsewhere, companies are drawing up plans to harness waste heat from recycling centres. Mr Stark, CE of Climate Change Committee, said he saw 'huge potential' for district heating in parts of Britain, subject to reviewing options through local energy plans.......' . Interest is growing here......couldn't buy anything for last 5 mins today.......

Take a look at Chesterfield Resources....... big mining company just bought a 22% stake at 9p...... very few shares in circulation with big gold/Cu prospects in Cyprus

Many thanks. I see the loan facility agreed at the start of 2020 with Riverfort/YA states 'the Investor will have 12 months to convert the note into ordinary shares of the Company at the lower of 14.54p or the 90% 5 day volume weighted average price immediately preceding the date of such notice'.
So, as so often in these situations, the share price goes down to suit the lender - forget the 14.54p conversion price, just concentrate on 'the 90% 5 day volume weighted average price'......the lower the share price, the more shares they get for their loan......to the obvious detriment of the PI who wants the share price to go up!

Can someone please just answer this query. WSG has about £1.5m in outstanding CLN's - these can currently be converted into ordinary shares at 10p until May 2021. However the current share price is 6.5p....so why would anybody convert whilst the share price is so low? ....and if they do convert is this a good sign, ie. does the convertor of the CLN's anticipate the share price increasing by 50%?

I haven't been able to buy anything all morning..........financing leak?

Can't buy .......

Just seen on BBC 10pm news a reporter from Leeds saying (after subtraction calculation) that £13m was going on a local track and trace system. Could this be CTEA’s?

OK...you're on.......