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We've just had a 2.9 as a nice bit of foreplay but does anyone know what the code will be when the sale announcement comes.
I got really excited for a minute because I had no idea what a 2.9 was followed by disappointment that it wasn't the right one.

What does that mean? That's just telling us something we already know.

BigBear, no amount of research can tell you what the final sale price will be, it's all guesswork. It could be 60p or it could be 300p, we just don't know.
If it was easy to research and come up with a reliable number the share price would already rise closer to that value in anticipation of the sale. It is the unknown that's keeping it at the lower levels.

Unless you're a Tory MP then it's OK to do whatever it takes to avoid paying the same taxes and the peasants you're meant to be representing.

Or don't put a sell limit on at all. Once this shoots up to the sale price, it won't be coming down again so you'll have time to sell.

Postie, if you don't check on your shares every day but you want to be able to sell when the sale gets announced try downloading a trading app on your phone that can give you an alert when an RNS drops. I use both 'Vox Markets' and 'Share Talk' just in case one of them misses something.
Then you can sit back, enjoy your retirement (like I'm doing) and just wait for your phone to ping to tell you that your investment is worth considerably more than it was previously.

You'd end up selling for whatever price you're given at the time your sale goes through. All you'll know is that it won't be less than 41p but it could be more.
If the RNS came in with a sale price of 200p you might get a sale at 80p as it shoots up to 200p which would be great that it's double your sell order but very annoying that it's a lot less than what you could have got.
A sell order on this share is utterly pointless because once the RNS comes in the price will shoot up and not come down again so you'll have plenty of chance to sell.

"Blink and you'll miss it" to me suggests the share will very suddenly shoot up then back down again which is what happened with the Triller announcement. There was an intraday high of 4.8p which very few will have taken the chance to sell at. Ever since then there has been a gradual decline back to current levels.
Personally I think if we get news of profitability there will be a sustained rise that should still be there even if you blink when it happens. We may get an initial spike but any following decline shouldn't be as bad as the increase will be based on some kind of facts.
The 'blink and you'll miss it' rises will only come from contract wins that look exciting at first but have no finacial figures or facts to back them up. Announcing who the global tech company is could be one of them. If we get given a big name but no numbers there could be initial excitment then the realisation that it could be a peanuts contract with a huge company.
Whatever happens, fingers crossed for profitability very soon and sustained growth from there. That'll put all investors in profit eventually.

Good afternoon Wolly, nice to see you stalking me again. Unless you know something the rest of us don't, there has been nothing new today to warrant a 15% rise so if we go another couple of weeks with nothing new I don't think anyone should be surprised at all at a return to the 30p region we've been stuck at for the last few weeks.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining at the rise as it puts me in to a small profit but for anyone already holding and waiting for the sale there is no difference between 30p, 35p or even 45p because we're all waiting for much higher.

A huge amount of trades on this share today. I don't know what a normal day looks like but over 900 today seems like quite a busy day although a lot seem to be sells this afternoon.
My question is though, in the unlikely event that a leak has occured how far and wide could the information possibly get before an official announcement was made. Surely only very few people would be privvy to leaked info and be in a position to act on it.
Personally I think this rise is FOMO which may or may not last. If the sale announcement doesn't come before xmas we could be back to the 30p mark again.

Don't worry about whether other people are making or losing money. Just concentrate on your own investments and try and make your own money.

DavidLaw, thank you for your post. That explains things perfectly. I wish everyone on LSE was as helpful.

Poncho, I have noticed that pretty much every part of the LSE forums is full of people being abused for even the slighest shred of negativity. My post wasn't intended to be negative and I'm certainly not scared by this investment, I was merely trying to be honest about my lack of understanding.
I fully expect to make a profit on this investment, I expect it to be a fairly large profit but I'm pretty sure those people that have lost a lot of money on their investments elsewhere have gone in to it thinking the same thing.
Even the most ambitious of forecasts for SupplyMe won't make me a millionaire but I'm very happy to wait and hold for as long as it takes to give the company the chance it needs to meet its potential.

Thanks for the link to the interview, I'll give it a watch.

Badmonkey, why do you think I should sell up? I said I am looking to be in this for 2 to 3 years. Do you see this as a much longer term investment? I don't see anything I said as showing I don't have patience. I still own shares I bought in the 90s.

I don't mind putting my hand up and admitting I don't understand SupplyMe. I invested here on the recommendation of a very good friend who is invested much heavier than I am. I've known and trusted him for over 30 years so I've taken a punt. I tried doing a little research when I invested but the terminology went right over my head. I've spent 40 years in the printing industry so I know nothing of FinTech.
Today's RNS has confirmed how little I know. I read it and got confused but generally saw it as a positive update but have seen the price drop a little so far today.
I know this is a very new company and I see this as a 2 or 3 year hold so maybe over that time I'll come to understand the company a little bit more. Are there any nice people able to explain in very layman's terms what was in today's RNS that the market saw as a negative?

I don't use twitter so I've never heard of this woman before but I've just had a read of what she's been saying and her word of caution makes sense to anyone rational enough up listen.
All she's saying is to be careful if you've invested everything in EUA. A sale is not guaranteed so you've got to be fairly brave to invest all you've got on this one.
If you're brave then it's fine
If you're 100% confident of a sale it's fine
If you can afford to lose what you've invested its fine
But if you're all in and can't afford to lose, please recognise your taking a gamble that may be likely to pay off but certainly not guaranteed. If you don't like that or prefer to disagree, feel free to scroll past.

My mistake, it's actually the pre-show that they are streaming for free. I have no interest in watching the faux-fight so I didn't look in to it too deeply.

I originally bought in to this a couple of months ago at 0.45p but doubled my holding this week at 0.35p then was very pleasantly surprised by an unexpected rise on Friday. I'm not sure what caused it but fingers crossed this has bottomed out and it's on the up from here.
There's definitely no FOBI from me.

Edit: That last message should have said "$50 in the US" obviously. Not the UK. Hate that you can't edit posts on here.

I'm really confused about this fight. In the UK the fight is being shown on BT Sport for £20 and I've seen mention of it being $50 to watch in the UK but if you watch on Triller or on Fite.tv it's free. So why are people paying for it if it can easily be watched for free.
I'm not sure exactly how much exposure Triller are really getting from this. I'd be a lot more excited if Triller had the exclusive rights to really grow their exposure.