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Always encouraging to know that management motivations are aligned to those of shareholders

I haven’t topped up, but I will be very pleased in six months time if I’m looking back and wish I had!

And in the meantime, the SP looks likely to drift back below 20! Needs further momentum.

Bfd, false accusation, I am no troll. I hold a significant investment here and keen as many others to see this succeed. Just making observations about the apparent situation as I see it.

AHS, forever the optimis. Invariably no smoke without fire. These situations seem to rarely play out well. They have consistently failed to make headway at a time when others in this booming sector have flourished. Many here will just be relieved to at some point be able to get out with losses minimised.

AI will be a thing of the past before this lot deliver anything!

By the looks of your random posts elsewhere, clearly a nut job who craves attention

On a branch line that goes nowhere!

They must be close to running out of cash, then what?

Simark, a clear case of ramping so you can get your few %, sell out and wait for the drop. You are obviously frustrated by GGG observations, which I for one am in agreement .

Not so sure about that, but price certainly looking more realistic and attractive

For more GST disappointment! Looks like a sell off of sorts today ahead of results. Increasing looks like management although maybe technically capable lack the business acumen to make deliver shareholder value

I am hopeful that we will see 220, then I am back in

So am I Robert, but at below 2!

I suspect the Tunisians will now be sufficiently emboldened not to pay this. I have always felt that Zenith’s claims were unrealistically disproportionate and have probably been seen as greedy. This has likely contributed to it seriously backfiring on them. Not sure if they can do anything about the final claim looks more than likely it will go the same way.

Seems like an over reaction, though I guess the Tunisians will now be even more resistant to paying the £10m or so owed from the previous award.

Jimboy, difference is MSTR only needs Bitcoin to double, whilst SWC needs it to increase by 4, for NAV to exceed current market value. MSTR remains a more attractive investment opportunity.

At least overdone mark down means that the many left in, including myself, will just have to sit it out for the final judgement.

Precisely, hugely overvalued

Robert, strkrs me that MSTR represents a far better investment, they hold 597k of bitcoin worth $72 billion, have a market cap of $120B and debt of $8B. The multiple of market cap to net asset value is substantially lower.