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Are these heading back below 4p, where they were 12 months ago...it's beginning to look that way.

7.6 is a delayed trade, may have even been a buy from first thing this morning. It is not a drop in current SP.

Ditto...exactly 61% down, average of 19p...

Its very annoying when you latch o to these things too early!

Have you all spotted this, as well...

https://solarfoods-4422035.hs-sites.com/solar-foods-launches-solein-in-the-united-states?ecid=ACsprvuqagnZ-cr8HLn1xfyEj7AzOrt2r5g14CpWsQF-Ko_9zYdsc8AIS8mmIa_LEt5WqGGl7dID&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8w2iuxSiZk9oS9Vgh6axoIyPKMA-C9j3WGYeMIq7zwd2hgx89OYM70fa9Sj15irDmsLDMPd3XGPJicW3VmLFZpvluvBQ&_hsmi=334778465&utm_content=334778465&utm_source=hs_email

Matador - one can therefore assume your interest in Agronomics lies in precision fermentation, with the likes of Formo, Geltor, Onego bio and Every or the fermentation tanks themselves, as offered by Liberation Labs or perhaps its in cultivated cotton or cocoa, or maybe in your world it's acceptable for pets to eat cultivated meat as offered by, Meatly or Bond Pets food...etc.

There are so many potential winners here, and such a diverse offering I am sure there is something that takes your fancy, why else are you here?

Interestingly, Meatly accounts for just 3% of NAV, whist ANIC owns 38.7% of Meatly. I think that demonstrates the huge potential of Agronomics. I am actually more excited by the PF side of the business and the investment in Liberation Labs.

I would have thought so Arthur, and you have to give them their dues, they are doing their level best to get this SP up, with little success. If Meaty's product is going to market in the next few months, stocked by Pets at Home, then this really is a milestone, ignoring the potential in precision fermentation etc. I do believe the next 12 months might be quite a step change for ANIC.

I think you might be barking up the wrong tree, this will make money on precision fermentation, well before cell cultured meats. The supply hardware first, and then the production of fermentation produce...and finally if we are very lucky the cultured meat.

I’d much rather be too early than too late. We’ll just hang on here waiting for it to catch on…

…and another one!

We’ve only gone and done it again!

The share that keeps on giving…

These are the same US states that can eat their own weight in meat in one sitting. They are the ones responsible for the decimation of the rain forests. Regrettably they do not have a clue what is going on in the world.

Fallingknife, you are dead right about the 76.8%, it should read -76.8%, this is an appalling error, but fortunately it does only relate to inventory and the purchase of cashews, so the actual figures are not too alarming.

I'm sure some of them will be buys...anything around the 8.60 mark will be a buy.

I’m assuming we’ll all find out this was just a big ruse in a few days time. Old Draper…was is he like!

I sold a large holding before administration, I made a substantial loss and despite not holding until the end I do believe there should be some recourse if it is deemed any wrong doing took place.

Clearly Draper had this on the cards when he set up the new company some months ago. This outcome was engineered from within, and many long term holders lost money by putting faith in the understanding the company was being run honestly and transparently. It clearly wasn’t.

This share was tipped heavily by Alan Green, the kiss of death on most investments, big advocate of Bidstack. He tipped it on Vox Podcast with James Waite and I have been loosely following them since. Quite hilarious really, at the time I think they were 2.6p, October last year, today 1.13p, I don't know how he picks them!

If they go under 1p (which wouldn't surprise me) I might have a flutter. It's no more than gambling really though.

Anics owns just over 40% of Meatly, so not unsubstantial. This SP is crazy!

Regrettably, you are right Chancers, James Draper demonstrated a naivety and deceitfulness from Day 1. He has let so many people down. He offered places on his board of advisors to big names within the industry, in return for a share of the spoils. By his own admission he reached out to these people, they didn't come looking for him. Their association with the Company was insubstantial and misleading. He bought a good business in Pubguard, in exchange for shares and the promise of some future riches. He over hyped this business on every occasion, alluding to deals around the corner and future earnings that were simply not credible. Remember the winter break promise.

He wanted it to work, but I always sensed he suffered from imposter syndrome, I'm just not so sure about the syndrome part now. He ramped, he misled, he promised, he took a huge amount of money out the company, he drove around looking like the big 'I am'.

There isn't much more to say, really. He wasn't the Messiah, he was just a very naughty boy!