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This is such an odd share. It has/had so many major sponsors but STILL can't pull itself out of the dumps. To think I first got on board at 6p!!!! I've managed to average down to 1.2p but I refuse to throw more money at what appears to be a lost cause. I had so much enthusiasm for eSports but I appear to have been wrong.
I obviously have a skill at picking 'canine fecal matter' shares. 4 or them have been consolidated recently. Noting good has come of it. I might as well have flushed my money down the loo.
At least I only invested what I was prepared to lose. Every cloud and all that.
If people are deserting LSE it's because of the previously mentioned childish, irrelevant 'handbag' fighting. So many of the posts are largely pointless and have little or no useful information for the private investor.
Whilst it is sometimes entertaining to read two people beat each other up over the forums (often with shocking typos), it doesn't help me understand why an SP has risen or fallen.
I'm often surprised that so many of the childish posts happen during the day as I thought that phones weren't allowed in class during school hours! :)
Is that a good or a bad thing?
How many more top level international sponsors do we need before the SP goes skyward??? Playing the long game.....
Not from where I initially bought in at 6.8p they're not!!! ;) GLA
Do companies have to pay to release an RNS? Surely the last few would have just been better to announce on Instagram and X and save themselves a few hundred quid???
OK, so it's only BBC South West, but it's some coverage.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-cornwall-67217615
Ha ha! You beat me to it!
I have convinced myself that I am playing the (very) long game here. I initially bought in at 6.8p. Imagine if it got anywhere near that......
One day Rodney........ :)
I don't know much about much, but the extension to 2035 shouldn't really change anything. AML will continue to make ICE cars (for an extra couple of years) whilst allowing more R&D to happen into EVs and therefore building a better product. All the extension has done has allowed people who are 'suffering' more in the cost of living crisis to put off spending a shed load of money on a new EV (or more then likely, a newer used petrol or diesel car). Aston Martin owners (or at least the kind who buy new ones) are less likely to be struggling at the moment and are in fact, probably making more money from the interest on their savings.
Obviously I could be totally wrong.
Totally agree. Why would you pay 30p a share for a company who mo one quite knows what they do. The appeal of being one of the cheapest shares on the market was it was a bit of a gamble to drop £200 on a couple of million shares on the off-chance that it climbed to a penny or even more.
I'll happily eat.my words it this rises, but I think that's unlikely to happen anytime soon.
I'd imagine many people bought in as it was one of the cheapest shares around and if it took off huge profits were to be made. I'm not sure ICON is something people invest in because they believe in the product(s).
Post consolidation, fewer people will buy.this share as it will be seen to be more 'expensive'. That's obviously my opinion and based on much of my portfolios performance, I'll probably be proved wrong! :)
GLA. Next week our shares will be worth considerably more (but we'll obviously have fewer of them!).
Excellent news indeed. Based on 'The MGC Pharma Theory, this will means that we'll be below 0.1p by close of business today!
I'm obviously joking and have all my fingers and toes crossed. As you have said before, it's all about patience.
GLA.
Last August it was 2.7p. My average is 6p+. When it first listed, it went from 9p to something crazy like 17p. Definitely not one of my better investments... Oh well, you live and learn.
Maybe I'll average down and get out. GLA.
They've got to be the only people into weed and 'shrooms who don't make any money! :)