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Seems to be stuck tbh, It popped up 20% then has just stayed there bouncing a bit ...

Looks like there's some resistance.

Looks to me like this might just be a normal swing we have seen over the last few weeks.

Will be much happier when this share establishes a better base, around 20Mill Market cap, then 50m so it can really start growing

SonofYoda, at least you still have 2.5mil,
I had that at 0.08 but didn't feel confident last week, so moved ship. And this morning I only got 2mil for the same money ..

Ah well.. should still give a nice return.

by 0.07 I meant 7p or lower ...

Where do you reckon this will settle after he last weeks big rises?

Seems to be relatively consistent, but could it just fall back to 0.07 or lower?

Seems to have halted a bit and not able to get past 0.28 this morning.
Probable because I brought in :)
Always happens.

GL all

@gala, I'm a very casual trader, and only use limited funds to speculate on shares, with most in less risky funds.
I only have half a million of these lotto tickets, but will be very happy to see 1p, or 2p. Don't believe this will be anywhere near 50p

galanoja....
50p a share, just some fag packet math's but at 0.27p a share the market cap is 33m
and you reckon that within 2 years the company will be worth over 6 billion ?

Thats one hell of a ramp

Great RNS... Reasonably low MC ... Reasonably low shares in issue... Looks good.

Unfortunately I have now brought some of these, so Its just going to go down .. :)

Sorry guys.

@computer909

Different people have different risk parameters for there investments.

Either way we see this, the Aim market is Volatile. Companies are not always valued based on their potential in line with "Normal" ratios and calculations to derive a value.

here are companies with shar prices that are absurdly high compared to their P/E ratio, and there are companies that look like they should be worth multiple times the share price which fail to ever get there. Sometimes due to constant placings, sometimes due to bad management... there are a multitude of reasons.

You are happy to pay your interest on your mortgage, on the hope of making more back from the stock market.

There are many people who have lost just as much or more on stocks than the cost of your mortgage. (I am not one btw, but have had losses and gains, although I play with pennies compared to a lot of you).

Overall I like to have money in different places with different risk levels.

I would prioritise having a mortgage paid off so I have a roof over my head if I have any R/L issues, (eg loss of job). House prices also increase on average at a good rate so it is still an investment.
I would then ensure I had a back-up of easily accessible cash, that can pay bills for a while. (yes I know this losses money long term but it is a safety net).
Following this I ensure I have savings in some low risk items, such as Bonds, REITS and Funds.

Then I have my Shares money to invest in individual shares, but this is very volatile.

Perhaps (and this is speculation), William is not ok with having shares being held, whatever he feels the company has the potential to do, and he would prefer low risk investments.
Perhaps he is using it to help a family member pay of there mortgage, or buy a home for a Child who can't get a mortgage (and saving stamp duty now is a big saving)

There are a multitude of reason that this transaction could have taken place which don't reflect him thinking the shares will tank, but are to do with his personal circumstances and risk views.

Lets see what news we get on contracts production and sales and decide ourselves then

Who here can honestly say that if they had the option to buy 450,000 shares for £68,625 and sell them straight away for £410,017.50 they wouldn't do so?

This guy could be easily using this to clear his mortgage, or buy a second home with cash.

Transferring from a volatile investment of £68k in a stock that is subject to high movements into a more stable investment.

Don't get me wrong I hold here and hope to see this go higher. But I would sell and pay off my mortgage if I could.
He hasn't done all his options yet, and no one here knows his personal circumstances.

Lets just wait and see what news we get on contracts and production and sales, which should put a nice level of support here that stops us seeing a fall to prior lows. (each time this seems to be building higher gradually despite the fluctuations)

"Uk Government contract is key, and in his view going to get that Very soon ....."

Huge Drop, with no real reason,
Listening to the presentation and there's sooooo much coming and soon, could have commercial sales any day now.

I bet loads have sold on that down slope, and no one has got in at the bottom watch it go back up now.

Don,

From what i have learnt, people only mention a stock, just after the spike that they brought in on, trying to get others to go their, but it so it goes up a bit more and they can take there 10%.

Or they miss a spike, and go over to the board trying to talk it down to buy in lower.

Everyone on these boards has an agenda.

My only guarantee on Aim is, however much research i put in, whatever the market cap of a company is (even when drastically undervalued) - If I buy it will drop, either fast or drift slowly down, until i move on. Then When i sell it will spike up again ...

Pretty sure the Spike was 4.3p, as that was my buy in for a punt, and I am also great at buying in on the spike.

Expect this to got down again now I'm here :)

Now they are asking for a 40minute recess, for the refuse motion to have a legal standpoint ...

Market seems to be reacting very badly on this ...

Not even voted yet is it?

One last chance to keep going ...

It looks to be a slow day all over.

Nothing on my watchlist has more than a 5% movement in any directions, and the number of trades is low everywhere.

Seen it everywhere...

Yesterday they open high as they can, let it run up with buys and not allow sells, then make sure its a red day so they can get shares cheap.

Today they start it down to get some more cheap shares, and will now boost it up again to sell them high.

MM's play with all AIM stocks.

There is value here, the price is only just recovering to pre-covid levels, and there is good production levels.

I believe this should be sitting comfortably in the 0.6 range, perhaps higher if flow rates are increased.