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No probs. Could have explained myself better. Always learning :-)

Just to clarify, my comment about not investing blindly was not directed at you or any one else. I meant I am not blind to the many websites that are not overly enthusiastic about this investment.

You pick a penny share and go for it. Some have 8 billion shares and dilute every year.

Those I stay away from. I want Sealand to do well and at least to get my money back. I am no expert and never claimed to be.

AI mostly and the demand from the wealthy classes in Asia. Not in for a lot but 83% down does not feel good especially with the lack of progress.

I mean, we should invest with due diligence.

I am invested but not blindly.

They signed 3 year exclusive deals with some high end "lifestyle" companies in May 2021 as the RNS states. Did they ever extend these contracts as the names are still mentioned on the SCG website?

Toffers, just for clarity please ask a browser " can adults develop autism?"

In regards to who needs benefits, not all of us are lucky enough to have a adequately functioning brain and need help. Falling of a ladder, car crashes, injuries at work, strokes etc there may be times when you need help from the state. Don't get me wrong, lazy gits that have no intention of putting in a life shift take money from the ones who need it.

This is an interesting read. Especially the information regarding the SP when bitcoin is invested and why hoarding it is not the best strategy.

https://www.cryptopolitan.com/new-data-shows-corporate-bitcoin-holders-have-almost-no-impact-on-market-price/

There was a news report yesterday confirming the drain from LSE and the reduced status in the financial world. One of the suggested solutions is to cap cash ISA free limit to encourage S+S ISA's. I still know Jack after 2 years and 5 of my 6 stocks are red (all tech). Unless people use managed ETF's there are many that will loose. I think LSE needs to be kicked where it hurts and become more transparent.

For example -

- The mystical ways of MM needs to be looked into.

- Companies need to report every month, not shout only when it is good.

- The buys shown as sells issue.

- large unknown trades added at the end of trading

- A time or issued shares limit for companies over 3 years to stop rinse and repeat dilutions.

I am sure the more experienced of you would have better reforms. I see a lot of malaise mostly caused by investments but also the system.

Watching too much GB news me thinks. Just check the tory rates of tax before they left office. Also they froze the personal allowances and blamed Labour for pensioners paying tax, maybe that money could have been invested in S+S. All they did was to kick any issues down the road for 15 years. Labour are far from perfect but I blame the lack of return on the companies I am invested in.

When it becomes "Skynet" I was not here and never had any shares. 😆

After all these trials, you would expect uptake and chatter. Spent some time searching for the company, Lucy and their offerings. Unless the trials come with NDA's there is no user chatter.

It makes you wonder, are we invested in going concerns or just e-bank accounts?

Blue Peter badge on it's way.

I'm far from an expert especially when Rns 's are deliberately convoluted but if they are offering 1 mil Usd investments are they overly confident or deluded?

In the Rns it states - "Investors should be able to sustain a loss of their entire investment." 😀 Very encouraging.

If you type in Google "cel ai subnet" the AI reply uses data from a post on here . We're all doomed 😀

What date did Baba Vanga for the RNS?

I would love someone in financial journalism to delve into how the market managers work. Does anyone know of a vid or documentary that explains this?