The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
It's a good point about reasons people are selling.
Let's not forget that quite a few have bought in in the 0.6 region, and some no doubt will be protecting their profit taking out for now whilst the sp drops.
Too big a risk for me, I am in a profit, and yes, it is dwindling away as the sp drops a bit but.
I personally wouldn't and won't take the risk as knowing my luck news on multiple fronts would be released within hours of me selling π
Each to their own plan and all that. Won't be long though....gla
Would make sense Lloyd, they're setting up regulations for stablecoins. Published on coindesk.....
Hong Kong financial regulators published proposals for supervising stablecoin issuers through a licensing regime and a regulatory sandbox to communicate "supervisory expectations and guidance on compliance" to prospective issuers.
The jurisdiction's central bank, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), and the Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau (FSTB) are seeking feedback by Feb. 29. Fiat-referenced stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency designed to maintain its value on par with sovereign currencies like the U.S. or Hong Kong dollar.
Don't think it's fair to be so hard on Wayne Lloyd.
There's a lot of pi's I'm sure who are at a bit of a loss as to why we appear to be heading towards the placing price.
Such a lot going for this company that just doesn't seem to be recognised...
That after such a good, healthy RNS from a company building a multiple service, multiple revenue streaming fintech colossal, little appetite was shown to buy in during yesterday's session.
Could be, (pi's) think that the price will drop further, allowing them a lower entry point.
As has been pointed out, the larger market may need to see an indication of growth projections before committing larger funds which feed on revenue outlook.
It seems to me that it all gets back to the question of PR again, and how the company can sell itself to the larger public.
I agree wholeheartedly about the importance of watching the confidence and excitement oozing from directors when being interviewed by Proactive for example.
I would like to think that this coming new year, we will see a big ramping up, promoting GST to a wider audience explaining how they are building this colossus that we shareholders already see....
A very merry and happy Christmas to you all...
Although I readily agree with Splatted, Massive Et al.
I myself and a man of modest means. Been trading for about 7 years now, with modest returns.
64, bricklayer of 45 years, arthritis in both hands, but as tough as an old gander, so just gets on with it.
Modest holding compared with most, but enough to secure me a bloody good retirement if things work out as we hope.
Made mistakes along the road. But still walking the walk....
The very best of luck to you all, in this season of goodwill....
4% down at this stage, may seem unnerving to some but.
Just remember why we're here, its the research, some by yourself and some by other which I for one am grateful.
Don't forget the games mm's love to play as well!
No, we all know what's coming here, the faint hearted who have sold, probably don't understand this BOD.
Nothing gets leaked, no whispers, in fact this is actually a bonus.
No false hopes raised, no promises given. Just good old fashioned building of a company from the bottom, to the top.
Not long now peeps.....have a great weekend...
Good post Billy. I guess after all that you have highlighted regarding what's happened with GST these past 12 months, it's all down to, what revenue we have generated so far. A possible forecast for 2024, full roll out of all revenue making streams and FCA approval, wether deemed important or not. Personally I think it is....