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Get WCAP listed on the US OTC market asap

Agree. If he isn't careful he will get this share suspended. TW is a guy you don't really want to pick a legal battle with.

Hopefully they give it 12months, the potential for WeShop is off the charts

Absolute bare bones fair value and would still be 3x undervalued vs its WeShop holding...

Should be a fun week here now the sellers are thinning out. 30% of the company offloaded in a week, incredible strength. Without that weight this will rerate rapidly.

Think of WeShop market cap in 12months.. being mentioned as a competitor for Amazon in US press..

Https://x.com/JamesMarsh61355/status/1992914192995856393?t=vG79Y_ZM5mpcun8fBhZEQw&s=19

Another 10-20m volume should do it

It's amazing what a share price can do when an aggressive seller weight lifts from the book. Watch the volume come in here over 5p in due course.

PEEL don't have to release any. more TR1s as its 10% threshold on Aquis. Price action will tell us when theyre out, but by my caclulations they'll have 2m or so left now

Depressing when people are getting excited about 3p. I was buying more 3.5p last week and think this will look cheap by the end of the week :) GLA

Looking forward to a strong week ahead for GLA holders. It’s almost entertaining watching the trolls churn out their mindless comments on this board—clearly they’ve spent no more than two minutes researching anything and only end up embarrassing themselves

Yep, im in balls deep here but I'll most certainly be in for an extra wedge first thing down here. Its literally insane... as the old saying goes.. “When it’s raining gold, reach for a bucket, not a thimble.”

Wasn't aware of PEELs dire finances - great bit of digging. So we can effectively call them a distressed seller. Explains why they're being so aggressive with offloading

You're not missing anything. This is the single largest arbitrage opportunity you'll ever see in the markets.

Reason this isn't trading higher is PEEL have been selling their 18.4% stake pinning the price.. once they're out I'd expect serious traction up to fair value. WeShop enjoyed a 5x move out in the states and now it's time WCAP caught up

WeShop is covered from 1:04 so worth listening from then

Here about 1hr4mins in...

https://audioboom.com/posts/8809731-sunday-roast-featuring-mark-cody-founder-of-joyrider-and-colin-bird-executive-chairman-of-xtrac

TR1 holders

https://share.google/M1oB3Au68OykPxMPb

Https://schwabnetwork.com/video/weshop-wshop-ceo-on-shareback-vs-cash-back-shopping

Particularly like the fact that the scalability is very frictionless.. seems they're looking at scaling out the app globally... mind boggles at the potential market size if they get this right at which point advertising revenues will also be huge

Agreed. The market cap here is now down to £10.5m, the valuation is getting ridiculous.

I’m expecting a strong bounce on Monday. The last min sell-off before the bell Friday looks like pure trader panic from people who bailed the moment the price didn’t instantly move their way.

UK retail investors often use price action as a substitute for real due diligence. They let falling prices scare them out, only to pile back in once the price spikes and “validates” the fundamentals they never actually researched. So once PEEL are fully out and the price settles back to a fair value—somewhere in the 6–10p range...you can guarantee the same people will come rushing back in, suddenly calling it a no-brainer.

But the truth is simple: the key to making money is research, patience, and conviction.

I’ve held this share for over three years. We’re valued today at essentially the same level as when WeShop was years away from listing and the read-through value to WCAP was around £24m. Now that figure is closer to £110m, and the business is listed on arguably the most recognised exchange in the world—the NASDAQ. And yet retail are panicking because one large holder is being forced to liquidate.

You genuinely couldn’t make it up. But I’ve seen this pattern repeatedly over the past 15 years: the same behaviours, the same reactions, the same outcomes. There’s a reason some investors consistently do well while others get taken to the cleaners.