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Neilin, don't rise to it. There are bulletin board trolls on all shares. Sometimes they give the counter factual that actually gives a reasoned argument as to why shareholder faith is misplaced but oftentimes it is simply frustration at the time taken to get to utopia. We (the shareholders) are all hoping/praying that what sounds like a product/test that will move the dial on lung cancer diagnostics can be monitised to the market and therefore be a fruitful investment for the shareholders.

Remember shareholders, not so long ago we were at 1.5 or thereabouts so we are 100% up with nothing of substance to go on since that time apart from a stake build from a shareholder. I have been here for years and will carry on holding until the much touted takeover from a big pharma. I love the concept and I believe it will be priceless when it gets commercialised.

Does anybody know why the price is moving so much? Is it just anticipation of proof of concept and momentum and buyers outnumbering sellers? Like others who have posted today I have been in since the Photonstar days so I am here by pure chance when Cizzle reversed in to the de-listed vehicle. The last 2 weeks have given me renewed hope that I can both recover my Photonstar losses and then push on to make a serious difference to my future finances. A workable, successful low cost cancer screening test? I have no idea how much that is worth for a corporate valuation but surely £250m market cap is underplaying it and would see me and others on here very comfortable. It will be great to get some metrics regarding potential market size and profit per test so that we can understand what the value of this business might be.

3.6 now on Google finance - is that right?

OMG happy days. I am just about at break even since the IPO after averaging down in the interim. Just need to recover my loss on BOU pre IPO and if that happens then even happier days. The concept is amazing if it it can be monetised and if it can be monetised then this company should make us all very happy.

Cizzlers - hope you are well. I have been here for way too long and for longer than is beneficial for my health since I got sucked in to the Photonstar LED concept which looked and felt like a winner to me. I went a bit all in and paid a heavy price with the wiping out of shareholders and Cizzle eventually reversing into the corporate shell. I am in Ciz therefore more by luck than judgment. However, what a potential story this is if they pull it off to provide an early warning system for lung cancer and help humanity to reduce the number of deaths which takes so many lives (it did for my Mum many years ago). I am so hoping that this succeeds as if it does I will recover more than I lost all those years ago. I know that does not give you anything about the investment case but I like you am betting on the story, the potential and the scientists involved that are also shareholders. I am a long term holder from Photonstar days and intend to see this through ( I have since added even more to my initial loss scenario) as it does finally seem like we are getting ever nearer to the holy grail of monitising the licence agreements and provided the business has the cash to keep paying the bills for a while we may get our just rewards. Neilin is the guy/girl that seems to provide the most intelligent comment on the potential for the stock and I appreciate their input. Good lick Cizzlers - if it works and can be sold it has to be very lucrative for us all and a monumental step forward in the battel against cancer.

This is a very quiet board. If anyone is interested I now have my head above water based on my average. Nothing concrete in terms of financials recently but the signing of the licence last week seems to be contributing to the increased positivity and bringing buyers with it. Hoping for a prolonged rise to help with my otherwise battered portfolio.

Couldn't agree more Johnski. I am so bored of reading the playground insults on this board that leave no room for sensible debate and opinion as to the prospects for the business and concerns and/or reasons to be cheerful for the direction of travel for the share price. I also agree that if posters do not respond then the contributors that throw out unsubstantiated and emotive comments will be posting into a vacuum and if they do not get a reaction will become bored of it very quickly.

You have nothing to support your contentions (like Rosie). Be happy to hear what your have. Let the Board know or are you just sledging because it makes you feel good? Why are you here?

You are so boring and lacking in any credibility

All, I am a shareholder and have been for a couple of years and have seen a painful slide down from my average investment price per share and am as keen as the next shareholder for the price to rise to bring me back to a profit. However, the nature of investing is that none of us can reliably predict whether a share price is going to rise or fall. We all make investments based on an assessment of the business that the company carries out, its track record, the quality of its management, its expected financial performance and its risk/reward ratio. The bulletin board is populated by wishful thinkers stating/speculating that the price will rise to 1p, 2p even 5p in a few years but non of us know where the price will be in 24 hours time let alone 3 years (see the price change on Friday). However the doubters should also be given a forum, I do not know if they are invested or whether they just want to give a kicking to shareholders when they are down. However, they do provide a valuable counterpoint to the "getting carried way with it" investors that want to will the share price up just because they are invested in it and want the price to rise. I don't like what Rosie and Castle have to say but I am happy for them to contribute even if don't like what they have to say and it gives me something to think about. Anyway, SYME brothers and sisters, let's hope for the momentum to be carried forward into next week and another strong rise into next week and I hope my patience will be rewarded. Could do with some profits to pay the utility bills!

Agreed dickie3 - if we are correct then all investors on here need to understand that if you used to own BOU shares in an ISA, if you sell CIZ from tomorrow, your entire proceeds will be a capital gain as your base cost is zero. if that gain is less than £12,300 your exempt allowance covers it. If the gain is greater than £12,300 then you may have to pay CGT unless you have losses brought forward that you can use. Or you do as dickie suggests and drip feed the shares into your ISA to give them tax protection but ensure that you do not exceed the exempt allowance this year, next year, the year after etc. Bed and ISA counts as a disposal for CGT purposes. If you used to own BOU shares outside of an ISA then the cost when you bought them will count as your original base cost.

Does anybody know the CGT position in respect of these shares? I think that at the point that the BOU shares were moved out of ISA accounts and into ordinary share trading accounts when the shares were de-listed that the shares were effectively worthless and therefore that the base cost of the shares for CGT purposes is zero. On the re-listing tomorrow, the shares once again become tradeable so if those shares are sold, the full value of the disposal proceeds constitutes the capital gain as the base cost is £nil. Can anybody confirm that point? If that is the case then shareholders will need to consider their CGT position, using their exempt allowance where available and being mindful that if you bed and ISA, you may trigger a capital gain which may be taxable depending on the value of the gain that you realise.

In case anyone here gets fooled into thinking that they should put their life savings in: The company has a market cap of £2m Let's say the target has a market cap of £8m On the RTO the shareholders of the target will get shares in Bould worth £8m The market cap of Bould would then be £10m and the current Bould shareholders will own 20% of a £10m entity ie the same value as they currently own. The RTO does not magically increase existing shareholders value.