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Most of the drops have been MMs tree shaking trying to entice the volumes. One or two big buys and they'll tick this blue and those weak hands that got shaken will be the same ones buying back higher up... seen it a million times... Market is a mechanism to take from the impatient and give to the patient. Key is to understand what you are buying.

*fun hasn't even started yet in WeShop

Watching the morning trades. They'll be feeling pretty sick soon enough

NAV currently over 30p and the fun hasn't even statyed in WeShop yet ;)

Https://youtu.be/hQsndJOU2LQ

The key for WeShop is to now "land grab" as much of the market as possible by growing their user numbers. This is key... id have thought they'll have a huge PR campaign shortly to really push the app out to the US population ahead of Christmas, then in 6months time global roll out, John mentioned Asia/Japan, Australia, Canada and Europe next.

Apologies for double post.

Very nice price action yesterday, closed 33-40p NAV here which is 10-13x disconnect currently.

WeShop to $1000 in 12months would mean a near 100x for holders here.

Have to zoom out a few weeks and see where the SP here is by Christmas 🎄 Going to be some very happy holders... without 30% if the company being dumped, this will go on a huge move.. just needs patience to churn the overhang.

The potential power of the nasdaq listed $WSHP model (#WCAP holding 12%)

A self-cannibalizing equity machine:

- Issue incentive shares to grow the network (and therefore revenues)

- Use the revenue split to buy back more shares than you issue as incentives

- Shrink supply perpetually

- Increase value per share

- Create a hard-cap–style asset with an accelerating scarcity curve

If you can maintain strong GMV, revenue growth, and market confidence... the model sends the SP to the moon

The potential power of the nasdaq listed $WSHP model (#WCAP holding 12%)

A self-cannibalizing equity machine:

- Issue incentive shares to grow the network (and therefore revenues)

- Use the revenue split to buy back more shares than you issue as incentives

- Shrink supply perpetually

- Increase value per share

- Create a hard-cap–style asset with an accelerating scarcity curve

If you can maintain strong GMV, revenue growth, and market confidence... the model sends the SP to the moon

Https://www.interactivebrokers.com

Interactive Brokers I believe (IKBR) allow buying here for US. Not 100% sure but try them

WCAP is Aquis, which is actually easier than AIM for US buyers to access (oddly). There's also less regulation for Aquis stocks to dual list on OTC... the process can be very speedy

Is what I want to see here, US liquidity would help to close some of this monumental arbitrage

Whatever your views on TW and his actions, the comment made about TW's mother is completely unacceptable and highly unprofessional. He’s not just overstepped the mark here, but launched himself over it with no regard for consequences

It’s unclear why he’s directing so much attention toward attacking TW instead of focusing on his own company and the commitments he made to shareholders. To date, he hasn’t delivered much beyond a series of Twitter outbursts and a bit of parody style amusement for the small cap community

Https://x.com/TomWinnifrith/status/1993407025984819346?s=20

3.3p shareprice. Literally the most Barmy and disconnect you'll ever see

Vs 3.2p SP

This roofs soon

Intraday movement really meaningless and good luck those trading this to 10%.

This is the single best opportunity of a multibagger I've come across in 15 years!

In order to have a multibagger you had to have the CONVICTION to HOLD a multibagger... that's ironically the hardest part.

*buy and sell

Amazes me there are any sellers at all down here, but I guess many traders buy purely based on share price movements without understanding what they have been buying.