RE: Buys22 Jul 2025 21:22
It takes many years and mistakes when investing to understand how the markets work. Most people on this site start buying a share when the price has, or is rising sharply. If you are lucky enough to see a profit and don't take it, you watch as your shares become less valuable than when you bought them. Then the next month is spent complaining about market makers, or warrants or traders ..... Buy low and sell high. Only invest what you can afford. Be patient. Of course you need to be investing in a company which either pays a dividend, or has the potential to grow. And due diligence, research. If investing without doing the hard work first then how can you be even moderately confident in a compant's future.
The stock market doesn't want everyone to win - it wants the opposite. A ground floor opportunity like this will be volatile, will test your patience and conviction and may even tempt you to sell too early.
I've seen the numbers quoted for just 1% takeup of Author42. That alone points to a sp in low pences. That is just one project. There are another 2 tiers to CPAI, which should value the sp at 6 times current price, if all generate the same revenue. Do you really think Ronjon would waste his time lauching only 3 projects? In the years to come there will be 10's of projects, all eventually generating value. Ronjon is a pioneer, not a market stall fruit and veg trader.
A company that will launch projects funded by R42 or Ronjon's venture capital connections, will not dilute shareholders unless it is of a benefit to the growth of the company, all in the next booming sector of AI, that has a poneer with the status of
Apologies for the long essay, but I cringe at times reading some comments on here.
And for those who can't be bothered reasearching, there approx 1 billion warrants outstanding, of which over 60% are held by the company.