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“Volume drying up which is bullish”

I’ve read some shytte over the years but that’s one for the archives!!

Your modesty is legendary Popeye!!

Even better price though no takers for selling sadly.

Surprised with the lacklustre market response to the news. Another lesson here in not jumping in too early. Some chunky buys in first half and hour will have wished they’d waited a bit but no is a very tempting price at 12.76

Most unusual for IG

Happy for sells of course !

Another apology - just read Bamps history postings!!

Given the geographical proximity of Wishbone’s flagship asset, one might be forgiven for discussing this on the GGP board. Just curious as to whether Bamps has expressed a view on WSBN? There are many invested in both camps!!

ATB everyone.

Maybe but it’s cooling now

It’s most probable in the next hour

Quicken and out - made 75p haha. Thought it would spike more!!

Why a sell off? It’s rock bottom price surely a sustained move upwards

On every failing AIM share the narrative is the same. Let’s just blame trolls or market makers never the investment itself. AIM is letters with 95% failures for these penny stocks. It matters not where you risk your money. The end result is always the same. SNG TLY XEL GDR year in year out. AIM is uninvestable.

Keep polishing stockcheque keep polishing!

The writing has been on the wall for months.

Looks a decent entry price

£50 to sell ACUT with IG

Good day for most Goldies. Newmont leading the gainers again.

Thanks Simon

I base my conclusion on two factors.

1. This is incredible ground breaking technology being put into commercial use for the first time anywhere on the planet.

2. The sense of excitement and significance that exudes for the company, as expressed in the Annual Report and other releases, is refreshingly uncommon.

A few thoughts and observations which I suspect no one will read as this bb is almost completely ignored. Whether that in itself is noteworthy is pertinent in that this may well be an undiscovered gem.

So my take is that there are substantial capex funding requirements through to at least 2029 when profitability kicks in. Scalability is clearly the route to ultimate success. I would however question the recent forward cash flow projections from Longspur as they make assumptions on price and volume that I cannot substantiate. However given that capex is so high, why is the selling price not marked up accordingly. Does supply and demand for such specialist equipment really limit profits until three years out given sales will commence shortly? Fundraising is the name of the game here and generally I would not touch AIM stocks where the begging bowl is used so frequently. This however feels intuitively like a different proposition.

Are you still as optimistic as ever TITM?