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Mm’s mugging and sell back at premium.

Itching to get past 1.05p.

Not bad Friday.

Less greens on screen in past 50minutes.

Trolls all buying in now. or being served P45 from their masters...

STango,

Spot on, no one is seriously likely to sell

The large spread is there to entice a few sellers and pass on as pressure builds to move forward.

1.3p by close.
2p next week

(Filtered 21 in 1 week)
Extended Lunch..., fruit salad and VAST.

Back to 1p

13minutes and we are 1p.

As I stated tripled my holdings.

There is such a thing called a “Free lunch”

Already 0.95p to buy.....lovely jubbly

Lunching on fruitsalad and VAST.

Best thing that happened today was bonds:)))

Nothing stays down forever.
Buyers will see this through back to 2p...

Anyway..
Lunch time soon, fruit salad and VAST on menu.

Tripled my holding here this am.

No complaints, the £reward is still the same greater now, just sooner.

Nothing has changed for me.

(Bought Oranges and apples...)

Bringo

Created new id to say he has sold....lol
Oh dear..

Bringo - filtered.

This will turn, see this on AIM every week.
All the buyers now likely hold twice as many shares in cash.
Any downside I increase my holding.

Off to buy oranges...
ATB.

Added at .80p

All storms fade...

Sippin tea here...

Great timing this;)

Excellent new article on VAST just out.

TOMORROW....this should tickle up

Green button working as expected.

The thought of Mechanical drilling must be keeping them awake at night..lol

Would not be surprised if by end of month we could be close to £3m Mcap.
Downtrodden by MM’s. Oversold due to pandemic delays, like many stocks.

Warrants issue to £200k Investor would be good method to say thanks.
Sale of assets with planning permissions could be reinvested into new division
Or a tiny placement, there are only 142m shares now.

10:1 consolidation ??
New heavyweight appointment??
New hydroponic division planning re-invigorated??
Planning permission decision TBC
Sit wait now

R_G filtered

Filter the knob jockey.

Morning uNkwn Trader,

You got my point.

Loose cannons very hard to catch.

TRAF’s strategy into the hydroponic farming, is still very unique in the UK, this is a huge growth market, else why would OCADO buy 58% stake of Jones foods.Look at where OCADO are now.

Vertical farming Potential Yields:
Where an acre of farmland crops would yield: £20k a year.
Same 1acre of vertical hydroponic farming would yield: £250k a year.
I.e 10x. Yield by going hydroponics method
(Better rental yield than retirement homes...)

It is a fast-growing sector and the future. Worldwide, it was worth £1.72bn in back in 2018, with experts predicting that will rise to £9.84bn by 2026. Japan and the US are leading the way, but other countries are catching on. This is a new growth sector.

With new Appointment of Professor today and current CFO the new direction of their strategy is back on, to re-establish (as CEO states re-invigorate) new division. Both guys are already very successful in hydroponic farming, been there, done it. If anyone bought in today - Hold. Huge potential from £1m once construction / operations announced.

(DYOR it pays to do so) ATB
I Ignored the speed ticket, once I had time to research into this new division. You can work out the maths with Ocado buying 58% stake, how hot this farm growth sector could become as land and food becomes expensive

This is the crux...
TRAF is to build their long planned HYDROPONICS vertical Farming Division.
Wait for next announcement, it is back on plan.

Word of the week “re-invigorate”
11 May 2022
Dr Challinor together with Gary Thorneycroft, Trafalgar's CFO, were co-founders of Jones Food Company (JFC), which owned and operated, at the time, one of the largest vertical farms in Europe. A majority stake in JFC was subsequently sold to Ocado in 2019.

Check it out
https://www.jonesfoodcompany.co.uk
The world's largest vertical farm with 148,000sqft of growing space and over 1,000 tonnes of annual growing capacity, equivalent in size to 26 tennis courts.

Commenting on the appointment of Dr Challinor, Paul Treadaway, Managing Director of Trafalgar said:
"We view Paul's appointment as the key step in the development of Trafalgar's long-planned hydroponic division as he is a UK pioneer in this high growth market.

The Board believes Paul's appointment which has been in negotiation for some time, will help Trafalgar to re-invigorate its hydroponics strategy. Paul's experience and expertise together with that of Gary Thorneycroft, will greatly assist Trafalgar in realising its aspirations to design, fit out, build and where appropriate even operate hydroponic assets."

In the 101 green bin.