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If you look at the amount of revenue that has actually been invested it isn't a great deal.
a nice jump in price is good to see but on no news these jumps generally fizzle out from my experience of this share.
always optimistic of course but not booking the test drive just yet.
I have made a small top up today. taking my average to 3.6p. So i only need the company to triple it's value to break even now, which when i see written down makes me feel like i might have just wasted more of my daughters inheritance.
Good information today. it's a shame we need to check a message board to be reminded why we are investing however it is helpful to see the potential of what is being worked on in plain English.
Thank you Leicester and oogle
I think it is safe to say we are going to be hanging around these low numbers for some time if we are ever to see another rise.
i'm personally going to try to bring my average as low as i can whilst the share is at this level. This prove pointless or poignant, time will tell.
The joys of investing.
I think the timeline on a ban could be gauged by seeing where Rishi Sunaks wifes money is currently invested.
If she has a financial interest in the ban it could move very quickly.
unless i'm just being cynical of course
Personally i welcome a ban or at least a forced marketing change such as the standardising of cigarettes' packets to look less appealing to children.
i have a 12 year old daughter and have several times found her with a disposable vape. Although she is my responsibility to govern i can put myself in a kids viewpoint, imagine walking into a shop and seeing all of these colourful flavoured delights on the counter. of course they spark up an interest in them. I agree that they are a huge health concern and they are marketed towards children or at least in a way that is appealing to children.
i hope Chill can find a way to navigate that landscape and still produce a marketable/profitable product .
Whilst many people seem to be on opposing ends of an argument we should consider the potential impact of a ban.
Whereas we are aware that the product we have backed is a nicotine free equivalent to the high nicotine disposables that sentiment may not be universally recognised and the ban could have a very negative impact on the products sales.
Arguing back and forth either way seems foolish as we can't predict the outcome. It could be the making of the product if it is only nicotine products being scrutinised or we could be lumped in and therefore hugely impacted.
Time will tell, our partnership with vaping distributors will be effected if their sales are hammered as they will have less resource. That's clear in my opinion.
those of us who are invested should be hoping for a good result and those who aren't invested shouldn't be giving it much thought/comment.
At last an update.
Certainly not bad news although the sp has responded in such a way. I would imagine the guys looking for a quick buck have sold up and might look back at us when some more concrete news is in place.
The potential is certainly underlined here which is great to see. All we can ask is that N4P offer us positive news. We have no input how the market interprets the news.
From my perspective despite there being no big positive news there is also nothing negative which i had personally feared.
being on track and business as usual is good news i would say. i just hope their marketing team see's the sense in reiterating all this positive news to the public to bring in new investors.
time to top up
From a purely marketing stand point and with no real understanding of the legalities of the process I still think they could do a lot more to draw attention to their works that wouldn't have any legal comeback or negative impact.
a regular tweet along the lines of
'N4P are continuing to test the efficacy of our patented Nuvec delivery system, interim results will be released in Q3'
They should be shouting from the rooftops they have a patent and a product. This will draw more speculative investment and potentially fall under the eyes of a partner. We all know from experience a bad RNS can sink this share by 50% no problem. If they did more work to gain interest in between results we could at least have more people invested and therefore we would lose less on these instances. We would all prefer 50% of £1 than 50% of 1p.
I think a clear picture is all we can really ask. As disappointed as we will all be with bad news that is the risk we have chosen to take.
Hopefully the sun shines on the interim results and we can all stop moaning for a while
It feels foolish from a business stand point to remain so quiet whilst the trials and testing is taking place.
An RNS may not be reasonable to expect on weekly basis but tweets or anything public from the company to not only keep shareholders happy but also to attract attention from potential partners is crucial in this information age we live in. As incredible the potential of our product may be if we are the only people aware of the potential.
My fingers remain firmly crossed and I have some hope that things are going to in a positive direction. I feel the marketing team need a firm kick in the backside on our behalf though.
I agree that comments are unhelpful in their lack of real substance but the frustration is surely shared amongst us.
As LTH's we have seen our investments watered down by company deals and have been promised regular feedback that hasn't materialised which is unprofessional from a company that is using our investments to further their work.
We are all aware of the risks when investing however i feel the company should be upfront and clear. if we are unlikely to have any updates for 20 weeks plus then tell us. If the research isn't going as planned, tell us. We are all adults who are supporting the development of this business and we deserve to be kept advised of what is being done with our investment.
i'm unlikely to sell until i either meet meet my original investment cost of 3.9p or go bust so i'm not deramping. I feel the communication is past the point of acceptable, in my opinion of course.
It's incredibly frustrating. I understand milestones in research are going to be few and far between but the lack of information for the share holders is poor.
even updates to essentially say things are on track would be gratefully received. i feel like my money is sat dead in the water.
i truly hope that things pan out well and all of us that have invested see at least some return from our investment but the falling cost and lack of reporting adds concern.
i don't want to sell my shares but i am more and more concerned that i'm just watching it fizzle to nothing
I must admit i am starting to lose faith a little.
having been here for 6 years now and watching the average drop and drop it seems like a pipe dream it will pay off now. Admittedly I am ignorant of this space and how long you should expect to see any sort of concrete evidence from a product of this nature so perhaps I am being overly impatient.
Would anyone have any ideas of timelines that a similar product has taken to get to a marketable position?
I understand a buyout could come at any point but are there any other independent that have managed to get their products tested and on the market we can compare with?
Thanks Leicester.
It's good to get a better understanding of what the company are trying to deliver.
clearly the potential is huge, we have seen high sp on speculation so evidence based hype should surpass any previous highs. Providing the product is as effective as believed.
Are there similar products currently available in the market place?