Blue8 Aug 2020 13:36
Your clearly a bit nervous so I would suggest two things.
1] Go through the RNSs for the last 18 months preferably so you can understand the history which to a large extent explains the past sp movements but more importantly read the last results RNS and the placing and reorganisation RNS.
NSCI is all about its constituent investments and all the info on these are in these 2 RNS.
It took me 4 hours to go through the placing doc and look at the new investments and I still don't fully understand all of them. But PointGrab for example, has Samsung, Lenovo, Fujitsu, Acer and other blue chips as customers and have sold 27m devices related to smart building sensors. Quality of clients is a positive investment indicator.
2] Ask any family or friends you have what they think. Take Glycotest as an example and ask if a major Chinese pharma paid $10m for 22%, what is NSCI's 65% holding probably worth. [see April results RNS]
Ask them is it a good sign that the BOD are putting in significant funds at 6.5p and 48% of all of the shares will have a 12 month lock-in from the resolutions being passed? [section 16]
At the end of the day, for an investment company, you add up the value of its investments and compare it to its current mcap - the difference being the over/under valuation.
Some you can value, others you can't given the different stages they are at and being private, limited financial info in the public domain.
They are all cutting edge tech companies in the medical, energy and security industries. All of them will be up for sale / listing when successful - oh, and they are mainly US tech cos, where valuations are much higher than everywhere else.
Its your money, its up to you to protect it or enhance it.
Have a busy w/e.!
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