The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
I have a few reasons why I am invested here...a first adopter of Crypto payment would be a huge PR coup and I am not sure we are too far away from having it.
Payment with a digital wallet....Trillions of $ worth of BTC now in circulation with very few outlets accepting payment...could we see a digital payment option on Cellular's website?
Another area where there could be a huge upside is crypto...with PW as chairman it's not inconceivable that we will be taking BTC for payment shortly.
Gazzleberry ....feels like the calm after the storm. First sales figures will be good IMO and the soft launch will have given the company a chance to understand where their marketing manufacturing and distribution focus needs to be. I am looking forward to receiving my first order and hope using is going to remove a few lines and blemishes accrued holding these shares over the last few months :)
I have no problems with the BOD of CBX at all...IPO to product in 10 months. They've strengthened the BOD and are incentivising the CEO to deliver past 2024...PR and marketing just started and they are selling product. Of course I'd like the SP to be higher but that will come IMO.
Let the BOD get on with marketing and selling product....the SP at this stage is an irrelevance...the drop has been manufactured and I should have known better to hold as others manipulated the market downwards. CBX are selling goods, they've strengthened the BOD, the potential is huge and I have never been more confident that the February launch will be a massive success GLA
Clearly a concerted effort in here and on Twitter to drive the price if CBX down ...I have a significant holding in CBX and don't feel lied to, misled or disappointed. The SP is no reflection of the potential value here....and those pretending to be invested whilst casting doubt on the BOD ability to deliver are comics at best...
I have been posting on LSE for 9 years....everyone has their own agenda here and that's fine. The only thing I get agitated by is when people post things that are factually inaccurate, other than that anything is acceptable to me. I think that CBX has as good a chance as anything I have seen recently and I am backing it to be successful. I've done my research and no-one however vociferous will change my mind....have a great weekend GLA
I placed an order for £204 and I bet there were many more doing the same....they are expensive, but cheaper than many luxury brands...
We seem to be in a climate that allows no room for anything but negative sentiment...post something positive and you are accused of ramping...yet those posting nonsense and mis information are welcomed...some posting on Twitter about the cash burn and David Beckham's links with the Saudi regime....applauded by some....Others posting about bonuses paid to the CEO when they haven't been...I am looking forward to receiving my first order from Cellular Goods and if it's as good as think it will be I will let the world know :)
Nice to see a Cellular Goods pop up on LSE....option to shop now as I type this
Clearly two camps forming....those who are disappointed with the BOD and the product launch, backed up by the fall in SP....and those who are more confident now the product has been launched and are buying more on the drop. Clearly I am in the latter camp and feel more confident than ever that CBX are on to a winner....
The lab made product is a much more environment friendly procedure than farming cannabis. The products are purer and more specific and production is easier to scale up to meet demand. Add to that that these products don't attract the legislation in a lot of countries that farmed hemp does...I'd say the USP here is good and CBX whilst not the only product almost certainly have first adopter advantage....
skier the IPO was done at 6p the share price is now 7.5p....how is that down 75%??? Think your calculator may need a new battery
In getting this product to market they have burnt very little cash and are now already generating revenues. From an accounting perspective share based incentives have been accrued for but not paid as they will only become payable if the business performs at the levels expected. No sign of any need for dilution. Looks pretty sound to me.
' Loss before tax of £3.3m (2020: £0.33m) principally attributable to business set-up costs and a one-off non-cash charge primarily for share-based incentives for the management and operational team'
'Net cash amounted to £10.32m as at 31 August 2021. Net cash as at 1 December 2021 was £9.15m'
skier ....so you don't like CBX. No problem. So you think that Peter Wall and David Beckham have invested in a CBG product that will reduce their potential income in the middle east...is that what you are saying? Do you think they'll be arrested at the airport in Dubai and thrown into jail?
The soft launch makes sense to me....they are selling product, generating revenue, whilst gearing up for future sales and production. By the time they launch their February campaign I have the feeling that CBX will be in rude health, their website and logistics will have been stress tested and reviews and first repeat purchases will be filtering through. GLA
Ita...We bought? Strange term for someone who's posted twice...anyway 12.5p my prediction and sticking with it. Not selling any of my 450k...going to wait for dividends
Starting to see the first tweets coming out from the company....there are orders being taken and goods shortly being despatched. If the product as good as I hope it is I can see this gaining traction quickly...
Expect big delayed buys and possible TR1....on its way back up. This has gone from IPO to production and first sales in 9 months...massive PR campaign planned for the new year to coincide with post Christmas wellbeing market