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32p has been difficult to cross for a while, someones made a lot of money with this rinse and repeat.

The have very little cash and they have probably spent most of it preparing for one final Christmas party before they shut up shop for good - the investors that came in last year are down 80% on their investment - that must be going down well.

Be greedy when others are fearful

I mean these results aren't just a bump in the road - the finances of this company have historically been appalling - they had the perfect platform to become profitable during the pandemic as people where stuck inside and couldn't attend gyms and concerts etc - but somehow they missed the mark - I can't imagine there is any future for this company and in addition what company would want to fund them given their track record?. For this reason I sold out today at a sizeable loss as I suspect the SP will slowly dwindle down from here. No one in their right mind would invest their money here now. I can imagine Mr Langworthy will continue to string investors along if he can be bothered to actually communicate with us.

Good luck with that!

Burnt through £2.6m this year and only £0.2m left they're going to need more cash soon. Loss of £1.9m and no noticeable increase of revenue with Kuaishou on the books.

Lets hope something is released tomorrow, Mr Langworthy has left us in anticipation for far too long.

I think the business model for supply@me is extraordinary and those that will invest will reap large returns. But currently we are plagued with bad sentiment - of which AZ more than likely caused by misleading investors on the timeline for the first IM and by releasing confusing and sometimes misleading RNS updates. Now investors are much more cautious about investing their money here and therefore I cannot see any massive upside until the first IM is confirmed and is written in a way that is clear.

I am a LTH here, held and averaged down over the last year but I am now getting more pessimistic about each RNS just from previous experience but I do suspect that at some point we will all get what we are waiting for.

Mr langworthy has ruined the SP by not giving us quantitative information about the contracts - we are always kept in the dark on every single contract in terms of the information we need to make an informed decision of the company and therefore it's becoming a gamble rather than an investment.

The way in which information is communicated to us by Paul needs to change or I can see the SP continuing to fall. At the end of the day we don't care who signed a contract with us - we only care about the numbers and how this will affect the SP.

50% down here, it's difficult to be optimistic however the contract with Kuaishou could be significant right? 760 million monthly users on average - could be some serious revenue coming in? or I am missing something?

Thought the market closed at 16:30 but then that trade went through at 16:52 and another at 18:36?

Think people have jumped the gun here, which is obvious as there is no proof of the the claims made. If what da has said was true where’s the proof?

No day is the same, I don’t know why people are expecting a developing company to stay rigid and not evolve plans as they go ahead especially if these plans return a better result. Fair enough the news hasn’t been released as expected but we know things are progressing as they should behind the scenes, can’t imagine AZ is lying to us all.

Think the drop in SP is due to people being impatient and looking for quick profits elsewhere, plus some nervous investors selling out, but fundamentally nothing has changed.

Hoping a solid SH RNS comes out soon which would put a lot of investors at ease.

https://sec.report/nsm/supply-me-capital-p-l-c/RNS/3671314

It was in the RNS 29th July 2020.

1AF2 (AZ director) transferred shares to the following:
1. 1,615,253,000 SYME shares transferred to High West Capital Partners LLC
2. 778,571,429 SYME shares transferred to Stock Loan Solutions LLC
3. 3,500,000,000 SYME shares transferred to Union Pacific Capital Ltd
To secure loans to 1AF2 with a minimum 2 year duration. “The Loans may be drawn in a series of tranches over one month and Lenders may trade pledged shares to diversify their portfolio concentration risks. Upon repayment, all 5,893,824,429 SYME shares will be returned to the borrower.”

Few questions if anyone can help:
1. Is the 2 year minimum duration the amount of time these companies have to hold onto the shares?
2. It says that the lenders may trade pledged shares, can this occur at any time or is it only if the loan is not repaid after 2 years?
3. What were the loans used for and how much was borrowed?

Just a bit confused about the agreement.

Has there been any news about the UK pilot?

Exactly, surprised no one mentioned this.

Think we have closed this topic down for now then, probably wasn't the best timing on my part but don't think Gunfish was purposely fear mongering, think he had just been given the wrong information and was confused. Least it will help people in the future hold on to more of their profits!

Will look into getting in transferred into a stocks and shares ISA at some point then!

Hi guys first time posting here been following the chat for a while and have appreciated the comments and insight from a lot of members on here and really excited to see where this can go! I have an average of 1.5 million shares in SYME bought at around 0.33 with the intention of sitting on them for at least a year, however I think I may of made a mistake by buying these in my HL stocks and shares account instead of the ISA? How does the UK capital gains tax work and will it be extortionate when I eventually sell?