Member Info for Inthetin

What a small world - old school mate of mine in the photo (not the guy with the whip):-

https://twitter.com/Cyanconnode

No porkies from me 2cvguy - leave that to you know who.

Can sell 15,000 for 15.6p with AJB now.

The max AJ Bell will take is 3,000 shares or £440.

Locked in - nothing new there.

Hi tonyj

No, you can only sell less than 5,000 shares now.

They won't take more than about £5K or 30,000 shares off your hands.

They don't want to be caught with their Paddy's down.

MMs have a limited appetite for the stock really.

Could be a £20m buyout.

I think that the 'buys' are in fact 'sells'.

Something will have to give soon (one way or another), as they're well into their last £1M in the bank.

'They' can't let the SP go anywhere otherwise the imminent placing will look too discounted.

I'm pretty sure that being a member of the Society of Lloyd’s does not mean that an individual is worth hundreds of millions.

A friend of mine (not a multi-millionaire) got completely wiped out as a 'name' a few decades ago. Ended up living in rented accommodation and had to borrow £100K from Lloyds to try and start his business life again.

Being one of the few remaining members that underwrite insurance on an unlimited liability basis smacks of someone who has an insatiable appetite for risk. Perhaps that's how he's ended up here.

Hi 2cvguy

Sorry, what were you referring to when you posted this then? :-

"Thanks for posting the link LTI.

The main thing that strikes me is the fairly detailed forecasting of numbers of meters, revenues and margins - I don't think I've seen this before. And the example of yearly revenues over the period of a 10m meter rollout is very enlightening.

But as CB says, "like most here", I "struggle with the numbers" lol.

Well, big numbers can be hard to get your head around."

The 60,000 shares is another sell, just reported late.

This share has a habit of locking people in, not locking them out.

What do you make of these large (for Cyan) sales going through? Could they be placing related?

While the BoD's pre-placing choreography goes on, it is presenting a few with the opportunity to get some of their capital back and for one or two to make a quick profit.

Who is responsible for confirming the veracity of the company's orders? Is it FinnCap?

Hi 2cvguy & LTI

Thank you both for your suggestions.

If anyone else is interested in taking part in the imminent placing and getting a 30% cashback on their investment, they should contact the company too. Why miss out?

Hi dwall

That's right, settlement day today funny enough.

Hi LTI

Thanks.

Fair enough. Me neither.

Hi LTI

I've got £33K that I want to invest in Cyan. I want to make my investment during the 2018/19 tax year and for the investment to be EIS qualifying, so that I can get £10K knocked off my 18/19 Income Tax liability.

Who at Cyan should I contact to make my investment in new/subscriber shares?