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I am sensing its all been pre-arranged and the shares being sold are pre-issue. So forward selling. When funder has sold his to as yet to be issued shares (or borrowed shares, when he/she is out an announcement is made. Of course this is all illegal, buying/selling with inside information, but it gets the green flag by the FCA as this is how funding mostly works. Now how many shares are being free sold? What will the funder actually pay with the discount. This is AIM after all.

Just a matter of time before it falls into administration.

This latest injection of funds will not last long. When its gone the company will still have not reached profitability and its another fundraise. Probably its last as another after that will be rejected.

Next fundraise will be 0.1. Kept afloat by fundraises and nothing else. To much dreaming. If there is a strike its just a matter of time the company announces a drop in earnings. Avoid. History of failure and nothing is going to change. Africa is the end of many a business.

Lol. Should not be 1/10 of this price. £2.9 million at most. Who made up these prices. Nonsense. Its never going to make money.

Needs to be kept up by certain rich individuals. More and more placing until they get bored. This was always someone pet project. Nothing to be obtained by buying these. Should never have been floated. They will be back for more cash soon. This is a charity.

Up 10%

Buys

USA sales should be equal to or greater than all sales combined. Could be the lift we have all waited. What idiots sold last week?

Very very nice news. $5,000,000 richer.

Sales in the USA must have started. With the USA being the biggest market in the world for Erectile Dysfunction, this is where all the money is to be made.

I expect an update that Errexon is flying off the shelves. STRONG BUY

Cheap as chips. Strong buy. News could come any time on a farm down. Big player to pay the costs of drilling and a pay back for money already put in. Big turnaround for the company. And the boss with a very large holding unlike some AIM companies.

Super news is not that far away then game is on.

Good chance for a new player to enter the Cameroon. With TRP obtaining a free carry, this could be a big money maker. Win/Win for both players. TRP has quite a low market cap. Income on a successful well would be many times MC. Good buy at this level and also a good chance for a trade for all those traders out there.

Target price in a £800,000,000 sum of the parts, indicate a 60.0p share price. Is this the reason Mike Ashely has made his many purchases?

He must see VALUE that the market has missed. It seems like Panmure Gordon sees a glimpse of this. What was it exactly? £800m in a broken up scenario?

Frasers would be a buyer of Debenhams right? Mike benefits both ways. As a buyer and somewhat of a seller. (due to his large stake in Boo) He had his eye on Debenhams for some time and no doubt may push the management for a sale. Boo gets cash, and he has a nice asset he has always sought to add to his many brands.

So 60 pence then or thereabouts?

Seems incapable of making a decent profit and kept afloat by a continual issue of shares. Not sure if will ever change and may continue to tap the market to remain in business. Africa seems to soak up cash. And this company has burnt through so much cash. No doubt the next fundraise will be half the amount of what it is now. Lets see if that shareholder found by the broker will put in more money.

Next placing price 0.5 which should be the last one before Pi say enough is enough. The company is like Chugging. Kept afloat by placings. No way back from this one I am afraid. Someone will get the assets for free no doubt. The company in Administration sometime in 2025.

They cant keep this down....

Up 13% now

Up 12% and looks like going higher. Shorts better close.

Boo now probably looks like selling an asset for a large sum of money. All to release value and get the share price up. The market is very short sighted. Of course this could force shorts to close and buy back shares. Forcing the price upwards, as we see.