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When is the Google RNS coming, Wilie? :D

No news yet, Zwartkops.

There won't be a national lockdown, so I don't expect the market to tank to March levels, but expect mini crashes as the bad economic data continues to trickle in.

Buying a load more today. Should return to 28 dollars.

Paging resident ramper, any news?

A ten year hold is a realistic term to make a load of money as long as you are psychologically prepared for the short term volatility.

What if there is another extension? LOL How will some of you feel? LTH need no worry about it.

I don't see Dev as a short term trade, it's one to hold for a while because we are only getting started. I prefer companies to show that they can scale and make money, this business is showing that it can scale and bring in TR1 investors, soon it will need to generate cash.

And this from last year:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RU-CjiDXLgo

That aged well. :D

Dev tends to take-off when the American and Canada markets wake up.

PSmith cracks me up.
A few weeks ago, ITM going to hit 400p, staying long.
Sold out.
Buy back in at 250
Sold out
Hoping for 175

Sold all investments because at his age he can't afford to lose a % of it.
Now deramping the entire market because gold is going up. It might crash 10%, it might not, especially with the governments pumping cash into the markets, who knows? You might be right, but none of us knew the subsequent 3 month rally would be so lucrative either.

PSmith might be better off investing in a Fundsmith or Smithson fund. Both holding up remarkably well.

Until they start building, I won't be buying more. Scaling is the hardest part of the business. They need to prove it now.

In the short term I'm taking a hit, but it will bounce back over the next two years. Fundsmith and Smithson are the ones which have rebounded very quickly, very well run funds.

RNS:

Dev Clever (LSE: DEV), a leading developer of careers guidance and development platforms, is pleased to announce that further to the announcement of 27 July 2020, Intrinsic Capital Jersey Limited has today subscribed for 2.5 million new ordinary shares at a price of 10p per share, raising £250,000 before expenses. In addition, Chris Jeffries, Chief Executive Officer, has converted £21,140.69 of the convertible loan note instrument, entered into on 20 January 2020, to 2,114,069 new ordinary shares. Application is being made for the new shares to be admitted to trading, which is expected to be on or around 3 August 2020.

The new ordinary shares will rank pari passu with the existing ordinary shares of the Company. Following the issue of the new ordinary shares, the Company's issued share capital will comprise of 441,124,827 ordinary shares (including the 4,614,069 new ordinary shares). This figure of 441,124,827 ordinary shares may be used by shareholders in the Company as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change in their interest in, the share capital of the Company under the FCA's Disclosure and Transparency Rules.

Still invested in Nikola or thinking about it?
youtube.com/watch?v=brq9Cggbf04

Someone asked Robert if he knew about their figures for 2020, he didn't reply. If he knows, he can't divulge it.

Who tweeted that, barnard?

I'd prefer the profits to put back into the business, not interested in divs much. I want the business to grow through acquisitions and orders. The business grows, the SP will follow.

The TR1 buys shows the confidence in the company.
Robert Johnson knows a lot more about the company than he is letting on, you don't buy that many shares without doing your homework, probably knows what future returns (revenue) he expects to see too.