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Many of us are sat now simply waiting. Waiting for THAT news alert email from LSE that will send this share into orbit. Usual sentiment applies.. This week feels like "the one".. But we've been here before. One thing is sure, the clock is ticking and every day makes an announcement more likely.

GLA

Still holding here.

Milli - do you honestly think the SP will only be at a 20% increase on RTO target news - so 0.033??? I'd personally expect 0.06.

Thanks for the feedback on ABAL - Genuinely no attempt to deramp.. I was interested in the fundamental differences - so thankyou to those who replied.

Hold a fair amount myself, so this week could be so significant. Have never considered selling - not once.

Genuine thanks to the posters on this board - I now just hope our faith pays off.

GLA

Just looked over at ABAL - how does BOU differ? They are about to have their shares suspended tomorrow, as its 6 months from the date they became a cash shell.

Isn't that looking more likely to be the case here? Is 6 months realistically long enough to complete an RTO?

Frustrating at times - buyers happy to buy at .28 or less, sellers happy to sell at .29 or more... That's seems to be the general concensus anyway. This will do nothing until the AGM/news.. I was hoping to hear news before the AGM.. But now I think the news will land pretty rapidly after that.

Here's a question - can anything be detailed or discussed in an AGM that hasn't been released in an RNS? The point I'm getting at is this - may it be worth someone going to the AGM in the hope of getting news before the general public?

We're now 24 days since the last RNS - a quick check shows we've never waited so long between news releases. I know it's not quite that simple - but we're certainly due something soon!

Fair play to you for asking openly, and I can understand why this share my be confusing to the new investor. The year end accounts and losses are for PSL, a previous company entirely, that have since been would up. The company now takes shape as a AIM listed cash shell with one goal only - a reverse take over from a much larger company (whose goal is to list on the stock market). We have a significant shareholder called Antos Glogowski, who has a track record of success within various industries, and crucially, he gains 3% more shares on completion of RTO - clearly in his interests to do so. We also have a number of other parties involved within Bould who have a track record in this kind of transaction.

The current mcap of the company is based on little more than sentiment - every long term holder here knows what the mid-term plan is.. Within a few hours/day/weeks/months, we will have a proposed RTO which will make everything much clearer. At this point, the masses will come flocking, increasing the current share price to 2/3x its current level - and will increase from there over the following weeks.

From then, after RTO completion, you will probably have share consolidation, but a huge return on investment from here - maybe 5/10x depending on the size of the parent company.

All my own opinion - do your own research, but I'm holding AT LEAST until news of then proposed RTO.

Been looking at a few previous RTOs, and see a lot of similarity with Spinnaker Opportunities who have effectively the same business model as BOU, except they're currently further along the RTO process. Spinnaker were a clean cash shell with a board of experience, and were cash rich. They're currently suspended, awaiting completion of an RTO into a German/Swiss medicinal cannabis company.

I can see a hell of a lot of things in common..

http://www.spinnakeropportunities.uk/

Worth a read if nothing else.

We're all sat here waiting for that "proposed RTO" RNS.. Don't think it will be long.

I missed the RNS due to work, but it looks like a lot of short term holders sold out as soon as the spike came. I agree with many others sentiments; next week should see more consistent buying as the RNS dust settles and people understand what is going on here. I must admit, having read the RNS, I couldn't make much sense of it, so I'm glad that a few knowledgeable posters on here were able to clarify.

But certainly a positive RNS to end a week of uncertainty generally.

I'm of the opinion that news will move fairly quickly in the next fortnight.

If BOU was subject to an RTO that AG was already director of, would there be any benefit to announcing him as director of BOU? As he'll eventually take the title anyway?

Just to confirm.. Based at current share price, does the market cap value Bou at £3.5 million

Scotia capital and reserves worth £13.7 Mill at last accounts.. Coeur gold holdings doesn't seem to have any year end accounts that I can make any sense of.

It's not a PLC? Can't have a market cap as there are no shares in issue?

So we know that AG has been an active director with Phoenix Capital Ltd since 2015, alongside Paul Dougan (who was only appointed to the board fairly recently). These are the only two active directors. Dougan clearly has an active role in the company - it appears PD prepares all the companies active and pending simulation reports.

We know AG has background in the renewable sector, and we also know that PSL were originally a renewable energy company, with what looks like rights/licence to Halcyon lighting, which potentially AG now owns. There is a clear link to the Halcyon product and its useability in the solar market, being a low energy lighting system.

We also know AG is director of both coeur and scotia - though both of those companies potentially have less relevance (for me personally).

Phoenix was a £15 million company at the end of 2017s accounts - having been worth more than twice that the year before.

There have been a lot of board changes within phoenix over the past 6 months or so, leading me to think that a potential stock market listing was on the cards. Again - only my OWN opinion.

Phoenix's strategy is 'to deliver an excellent return for our shareholders, whilst making a positive contribution towards the UK’s challenging renewable energy obligation to generate at least 15% of its energy from renewable sources by 2020.' On this basis, we clearly have a very active company with some short term goals, who also say they have a "number of sites" theyre brining into operation in the next 12 months.

Call me a ramper, call me naive... But for me, there is FAR too much coincide here. Credit to Applegarth initially for bringing this to my attention.

HOLD.

24 million sells vs very few buys in the first hour or so.. Why!? I mean - we all know the answer.. STH trying to make their 5-10% which has failed, so they get out at a loss (fearing the worst) and snowball it into another 10 shares and wonder why they're 50% down after a month.

One of the worst human traits of recent times is lack of patience.. We live in an immediate society whereby no news is bad news.

Look at the facts people... There is an OVERWHELMING chance that bould are close to announcing a possible RTO - that isn't me ramping.. That is factual. If you're a current investor, hold. If you're thinking of investing, hold. Theres not likely to be much 10% daily profit with the spread as wide as it is.

PhotonStar technology Ltd. develops and produces the flagship technology – halcyon™ (retrofit building control & cloud based building management technology that leverages IoT to reduce operating costs for businesses); and advanced LED light engines. PhotonStar is based in Romsey, Hampshire with a manufacturing facility in Wales.

So from the looks of it, both photonstar Led and Phoenix are using HalcyonPro as a product - can't see any other link at this stage

"Available from PhotonStar Technology Ltd.
halcyon™ is a retrofittable wireless control and monitoring platform (halcyonPRO2™) and a cloud based, scalable, building management system (halcyon cloudBMS™) that together brings new possibilities to business owners and managers. "

Applegarth - the pheonix website lists a company called 'halcyon pro2'. The halcyon reference was also on the PSL website (probably still is). Probably something and nothing.

Two things for me that I'm unsure of -

If and when an RTO happens.. Is there any danger of an "underwhelming" RTO ... In the same way that Mr Simms announcement saw the SP drop.. Could something similar happen with a company that isn't couer/scotia?

Also - where did the name "bould" come from?? I don't see any relevance with the BOD, and surely if the company had have been called "bold" it would have spoken volumes about future plans? Just thinking out loud, but then I guess the plan for the PSL shell was always to RTO it..

Anyway - big fortnight to come I feel. GLA.