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Stoned, are you ok? What has Winnifrith done now? Is CC going to court?

RTO, now that would be something. I am clueless on this subject so I do not know how this would affect the share price. I guess it would depend on how deep the pockets of the private company taking over is. This would be good news, I think, but I have not seen any clear evidence. Stoned must know something that we don't.

That is a great flowchart demonstrating the BLCC proposed workflow i.e. it gives a clear explanation of what BLCC are working towards. However, it is not a plan. It answers the WHAT and the HOW questions but done not address the WHEN, COST and REVENUE questions.

updates come and go but the share price remains flat, why - I hear you ask - Because these updates have no real direction, and give very little in terms of next steps. The day they release an RNS with a clear roadmap and key milestones, maybe then and only then with investor confidence be restored. Investors are happy to see strategic alignments but without fundamentals demonstrating potential growth and revenue generation, they will not invest in a big way and this will keep the share price low.

0.1 within the next couple of weeks? that would be something to behold. I am sure it will hit 0.1 again at some point but I think it will take some time to get there, seeing as we are at 0.035. Maybe CC and the other African saviours will pull out some amazing feat...time will tell. More bad news from Zimbabwe. https://www.techzim.co.zw/2018/05/the-fate-of-some-zimbabwean-companies-and-projects-after-the-central-bank-bans-cryptocurrencies/

"....thanks for taking the time to look me up ;-)". Oooh! https://youtu.be/NNC0kIzM1Fo

Its easy to judge him but I assure you that this guy is not greedy. He wants to feed his family, but he also wants to give his children a good education and decent future. If he grows Maize for example, he ends up competing with larger farms who can afford to sell their product at next to nothing. He is also competing against a corrupt state that is importing cheaper GM maize from the US and almost giving it away. The solution is to eradicate corruption at the top level and then, maybe then the small scale food farmers will have a chance to feed their neighbours and make a decent living at the same time.

It was an "oh no!" moment, I have a small scale farmer-friend in Zim who was all set to take advantage of the relaxation of Cannibis farming in his country and I had mentioned the BLCC (FinComEco) loans to him, he was very excited but now he has to reconsider his options. Anyway, whatever he chooses to do, he will be looking to take on one of these loans. He is looking to grow something with a better ROI than just food.

https://africa.cgtn.com/zimbabwe-shelves-plan-to-issue-cannabis-farming-licences/

Only if the company doing the RTO has a good trading record and a decent bottom line (net earnings or net profits). I am not optimistic but I also have nothing more to lose by holding...so I am holding and watching. Still in the game, just in case stoned is right ;-)

Looks like there are other companies who are looking to sweep up the 700 million unbanked people. This is going to be a real rat race. Anyway, as I keep saying, it will take a long time for this share to recover but I remain hopeful because of the people around CC - I can wait... While I wait I can try to increase the number of LSE posts I have ;-)

Looks like IOHK has its eye on Africa and they are already making big moves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTVrUOFXIT0&feature=youtu.be

Hey richie rich, I am waiting for me beer. Share the joy.

lol, who's being the bully today stonedchick? I am glad the price has gone up by .012, wow!!! how much did you make from that whapping price rise? Me thinks this calls for drinks all round...on Stoned.

All these partnerships and strategic announcements sound great and a few people today were convinced enough to buy more shares. What troubles me, though, is that there is no clear road map for BLCC. No one, here or anywhere else in the world, can tell us when and how this will all begin to make BLCC a viable business. The best I have seen is an article stating that loans will be available in October 2018 and this means that BLCC will not be able to measure its success until this time next year -at the earliest. Well I have been here for 2 years, one more won't kill me :-)

This is good news but we must remain calm, we have some ways to go before confidences is fully restored. The share price will rise slowly. At the current rate, we should see ASOA clear their debt by the end of next year. I think the market will remain cautious until then.

looks like the loans will be available in october this year. BLCC will only get paid once farmers sell their goods. So if loans are taken in oct -nov this year and blcc deliver potash by jan, it will take 2- 3 months for the farmers to harvest and sell their product. Based on this, BLCC will not realise revenue until April -May 2019... what do you guys think? https://www.gtreview.com/news/africa/fintech-startups-to-provide-cryptocurrency-loans-to-african-farmers/

nice work maidit. so if BLCCs partners do well we do well, coz farmers buy potash from BLCC. Got it!

Hi guys, you know what would be nice? It would be nice if when someone posted a link they gave a brief comment of what it is and how it links or helps BLCC. So far I am seeing links to articles that sound great but barely mention BLCC.

lets get ready to pop the bubbly!!! Dalas going to make us $$RICH$$