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This is AIM, after 15 years you can't be anything but paranoid about companies and investments disappearing. On the plus side nothing seems different around the way this company operates. It obviously works for the Oraziman family and money has been made in trading shares.

I can't see a divi after dropping from 3000 bopd to 2000 and grumbling about the money for a barrel. Maybe if they get paid for Boaty but I think that will be earmarked for something else. No mention of any success on 142. A very unsuccessful 6 months.

What's the definition of madness?

Yet I still believe that one day .....

The annoying niggle is the reason they delisted was to change from an investment company to an IT company with the takeover of Sentiance. That never happened. There needs to be more regulation around delisting.

I have those dreams also, but I normally wake up before the morning with the reality of a nightmare.

Maybe that's a bit strong, the reality of the situation we can't expect much else if you look at the historic RNS's.

But we can all dream, although even those dreams have been curtailed from a £1 club to a 42p club!

classic AIM share. It's a wonder Casp hasn't delisted and become a cash shell, like the rest of my AIM shares. AIM is like investing in the output of a one armed bandit.

Half in, half out. You could always take a chainsaw to the hedge then it's a decision whether the investor is unhedged or unhinged.

I have held CASP/ROXI shares for the last 12 years. Did well out of the A5 surge in 2014 and it's the only AIM share I've owned that's paid me a divi. My finger hovered over the sell button last Monday/Tuesday. I decided to stick, too much hassle. The fundamentals of the shallows are good and the time the spread is taken into account, fretting about where the low point, and worrying about whether I would miss the boat to buy back in. Glad I did, this share doesn't give me stress.

Looks like a great idea. I wonder what the success rate is for replacing the copper.

I wonder if yesterday's drop was indicative of an imminent RNS without info on 802?

Wish her well in her investigations but it won't help me get anything back from my investment. I am more interested in how Sentiance disentangle themselves from Aaqua. Where AAA sits in all this and what opportunities are in the pipeline.

I wonder how long before we get the result of the strategic review?

Good or bad, who knows, but it would be handy to know where the roots of AAA are entwined in. AAQUA, Sentiance, Audioboom, ASLR, etc. That way we will know if we have any value left in our shareholding.

Not giving much away except the shuffle of the board to ex Aaqua execs suggests they might have a plan.

The ASLR sp has crashed as Dev Clever delisting, we could do with an update from AAA

CC are you a member of the Oraziman family :-)

The 30 day moratorium period must have expired by now so we should here whether there is a plan to regrow AAqua from the ashes. Sounds like the app was almost ready to launch. As per usual it doesn't matter if the product is any good or feels dated, whether it is a success depends on the hype. Unfortunately, it will be very difficult to hype after what has happened. Candy should have held his nerve.

A hug is a long time in politics

Not sure that much damage has been done, everything in limbo at the moment, not the time to be launching new products. Wait for positive signs. I suspect Candy, like the rest of us, was frustrated but saw the chance of picking up cheap assets.

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