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It was priced to go under. Obviously that is not going to happen with an investor deciding to up his stake. Looks like to me with the heavy volume he is actually adding. Wait for new RNS on Monday. Could be a take-over and you could get another 500% on this easy. Its not high. Seems our Patents have value. Could TESLA also be buying? We could get a 1,000% rise and or more. Strong buy now its not going to admin.
Very possible. Still would leave Market Cap only just over £2.5 Million. All it has to do to justify a market cap of that would be to make £250,000 on a pe. x 10.
It would still be cheap. This should never have been marked down so low. 0.40 looks fair. So another 100% on Monday. Easy.
200% further to rise. Lots of people using the word admin but with the new buyer it looks like plans are being set in place to loan the company and possibly merge it with an electronics company in the UK.
Someone sees more value here than the market did. Admin has been put off. Now it looks like a take-over...
70% of the company has changed hands today. Not a company that is heading to administration. Just needs a small loan. I think the new man knows this and has the cash. Looks like CPX is saved. There is more value here that the market has accounted for. Just how much, we do not know but can speculate. Our new large shareholder is now sitting on large profits. Easy now to borrow of it and pledge his holding for cash from the bank. Back in business guys..
Graham Cooley will get a place on the board and give a loan to the company. Its not going to Admin folks. This new guys is chief to a British electronics company. If this was going to admin he could have waited. Obviously he wants in and sees value where others did not. He is sitting on a 180% profit. How much is that? He can now use that as collateral and borrow off it. Then loan the company. Looking good now. Could he merge his electronics company and then get a listing through CPX. The man is a genius
This was price to go under. Obviously some see good value here. Looks like a merger is on the cards. Tesla better make a counter-offer fast. Looks like a bidding war is about to breakout. No longer heading to administration that's for sure.
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This electronics company could have an interest in CPX or is planning a take-over.
Obviously talk of administration was premature. Dr Graham Cooley must have a team and has a plan in place for a merger, and or a private loan. Certainly the company was priced for administration. Now it seems, there is value in keeping it afloat. Probably that is all that is needed is a loan until it reaches profitability. When money is in place game is on again. Perhaps a TESLA TAKEOUT?
Dr Graham Cooley As a mergers and acquisitions specialist can now borrow from the bank and use his CPX purchase as collateral. He is sitting on a £600,000 profit.
Obviously he has a plan and team and is working on a merger. He now has a big enough holding to call the shots and push through a deal. Unless he is a conduit for TESLA and they want CPX and this is there purchase.
TELSA TAKE-OVER?
50% OF THE COMPANY HAS CHANGED HANDS.
Share price on 1st March 2024
0.85:
Advice from the Moneymule "In freefall". "Short".
Actually it stabilised at that price and is now up 125% after his his advice to short. LOL.
Did anyone follow his advice?
The Great Wisdom of Moneymule888
"You might as well short IMM or sell and buy back cheaper in a month following the RI"
If the man followed his own advice he must be down significantly. Unless he does not trade and just likes giving out unasked for advice.
What a clown.
Next resistance looks like 77 pence, then on to 90 pence for another 50% rise. Well done to all that bought at 20p ish for for a double bagger.
Up 160% over 6 months.
Always said it was going over 60p.
Up 50%.
Certainly has turned. One of the essential new metals now. Great recovery play. ALL UPSIDE NOW.
He was predicting ADMINISTRATION. Now he is nowhere to be seen. Strange how he was predicting this.
Agneissearner
I definitely see the importance of a shareholder club of AMC. First to force an GM and to immediately put forth a requisition and resolution to vote down this RTO. Or either get prepared to vote no when the management calls for a vote. Either way. It would be a no for me. A vote for a full return of Capital while there is cash left.
Add 5,000,000 to the vote no campaign.
Do shareholder really want this management to continue the gravy train and in time do more dilutions? Surely it is a vote for the return of capital to shareholders. Nothing less. Shareholders got to unite.
Thank you Agneissener for organising this.
There is no value in these shares. They have an extension of pay off debt. It does not help Pi but it is time for the company to get as much value it can from asset sales to pay off lead lender. There will be nothing left for Pi and the shares will be suspended and administrators called in. 3 Months later the shares will be suspended. Simple as that.
There comes a point when a company can no longer issues shares. When the price becomes so low and raises so little it is close to the end. Even if it were to wipe out investors and do another raise it has to issue too many shares and not raise enough to keep it in business for long enough. This point is now reached. No fundraise it has no cash, no cash it cannot run. Even if it were to raise it would raise too little. Who would support a fundraise anyway? Its the end of the line. Administration beckons.
3 billion shares to raise £500.000.
50 % dilution at 0.025
And the funny thing is this is what the shareholders voted for. This will be the last fundraise and when this £500,000 is gone administration is to follow. Few months salary to the top brass and the gravy train is on its last journey. The company has no assets and has a wild plan to do hydrogen storage. Its not going to work and the company will be broke waning to do another fundraise before it dawns that personal investors have had enough.