Member Info for Karlvonwise

In light of recent developments, it's important to analyze the current situation: we've received two TR1 notifications and observed a notable increase in share purchasing activity. Considering the anticipated revocation of suspension,

it was announced that:

Post the classification of the Company as a SPAC, the board members have affirmed their commitment to collaborate with their broker, Peterhouse Capital Limited ("Peterhouse"), and other consultants to explore potential avenues for a prospective reverse takeover, 12/09/23

I have established the best practices and necessary compliance's concerning reverse takeovers.

This is due to the fact that some participants will either enhance the standards or exclude certain criteria for reverse takeovers.

The significance of the actual post becomes apparent when examining the Auditor's statement: "We draw attention to Note 2 in the financial statements, which suggests that the group's continuity relies on successful fundraising or a prospective reverse takeover transaction".

The duration of a reverse takeover process can vary depending on various factors such as the complexity of the transaction, regulatory requirements, due diligence processes, negotiations, shareholder approvals, and the readiness of both companies involved. In the UK, a reverse takeover typically involves a private company taking over a publicly listed company through a share purchase or exchange.

The timeline for a reverse takeover can range from a few months to over a year, depending on the specific circumstances of the transaction. Some key steps involved in a reverse takeover process in the UK include:

1. **Due Diligence**: Conducting thorough due diligence on both companies to assess their financial, operational, legal, and regulatory aspects can take several weeks or months.

2. **Negotiations**: Negotiating the terms of the transaction, including the valuation of the companies, the structure of the deal, and the form of consideration, can also impact the timeline.

3. **Regulatory Approval**: Obtaining regulatory approvals from authorities such as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the London Stock Exchange (LSE) may take time and can influence the overall duration of the process.

4. **Shareholder Approval**: Seeking approval from shareholders of both companies through meetings and voting processes can add to the timeline.

5. **Documentation and Agreements**: Drafting and finalizing legal documentation, such as the sale and purchase agreement, shareholder agreements, and listing documents, can also take time.

6. **Listing Requirements**: Complying with the listing requirements of the stock exchange where the newly combined entity will be listed is an essential step that can affect the timeline.

7. **Integration Planning**: Developing a post-transaction integration plan to merge the operations, systems, and teams of both companies effectively can also extend the timeline.

Overall, a reverse takeover process in the UK can typically take several months to complete, with the exact duration depending on the specific circumstances and complexities involved in the transaction. It is essential for companies undertaking a reverse takeover to seek professional advice from legal, financial, and regulatory experts to ensure a smooth and successful process.

It's utterly delightful how some folks skip the research and dive straight into ridiculing others over their stock holdings because they believe they are minor stakeholders.

It's my belief that it does not matter if you hold 1 share or 10 million shares, you are important equally because you believe in the company strategy

On the 14th of March, 2024, around 19:22, when inquiries surfaced about buying activity, I proudly owned up to it. Oh yes, yours truly was behind the scenes, scooping up quite a few million shares in strategic batches to keep the stock price pleasantly low.

And fear not, for I shall grace you with some pertinent facts that poor Neil, unfortunately, won't be privy to, courtesy of his choice to filter me out. Oh, the joys of selective perception!

Ah, it seems you've stumbled upon the elusive species known as the "Share Shamer Troll" – the mystical creature that lurks in the depths of online forums, spreading pessimism like confetti at a party.

Well, my dear filter-friend, if you've deemed me unworthy of your conversational attention, I'll graciously accept my fate. After all, you've clearly mastered the art of curating your digital experience with the precision of a sommelier selecting the finest wine.

As for your future endeavors in the stock market, may the winds of fortune blow in your favor, and may you dance with the bulls while dodging the bears. Who knows, perhaps one day you'll join the esteemed ranks of the shareholders, basking in the glory of financial success and witty banter. Cheers to that, my selectively conversational comrade!

@Neil 777

neil777

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RE: Someone must be buyingToday 14:28

Hmm Karl you bought 43 quid this morning in DKE..

He literally bought 43 quid BTW (see the first trade at 9.16am) and now you are talking in riddles like some investing guru... strange

I've observed in your comment, Neil, that there might be an implication of ridicule towards my modest purchase. This raises several questions: Are you mocking small investments, suggesting the shares are undervalued, or implying that my stake is too insignificant to mention?

My recent acquisition was minor, merely to round off my share count, which is substantial but not at a TR1 notification level.

Regarding your predictions, you seemed taken aback by the selling price adjustment to 0.0037, yet the buying price reflected a 20% increase. It's unfortunate that such foresight wasn't applied to C4XD ,CAP XX or MHC.

As someone who appears to be a non-shareholder and perhaps hesitant to trust your own forecasts, I'd advise not unsettling other investors with your comments.

I'm certainly not a guru; my investment strategy can be quite bold, sometimes targeting distressed assets or undervalued stocks. While this approach has its risks, it has also led to significant wins.

For those seeking advice or recommendations , I recommend Ria 20 or Sharebel for their insightful contributions, with Ria20 being particularly astute.

Please consider this an opportunity for self-reflection and personal growth beyond the sentiments expressed in your statement.

@Neil 777

neil777

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Price: 0.04

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RE: Someone must be buyingToday 14:28

Hmm Karl you bought 43 quid this morning in DKE..

He literally bought 43 quid BTW (see the first trade at 9.16am) and now you are talking in riddles like some investing guru... strange

In reviewing your statement, it does appear unusual. Typically, the principle of the stock market is to buy at a lower price and sell at a higher value.

I'd like to point out my experience with CAP-XX, in which I was significantly impacted by the RNS announcement that caused a drop from 0.50 to 0.20. I executed a sale at that point, then re-entered at 0.065. Effectively, this strategy quadrupled my investment, allowing me to sell half of my shares and secure free positions in VRS and CAP-XX, while also doubling my investment here.

Observing your comments, it seems you tend to predict negative outcomes frequently. May I inquire if you have investments in these areas, Neil?

I bought in today and mine is showed as a sell.

Best Wishes Karl

Positive thoughts for a great RNS Monday :)

Best wishes Karl

@neil777

Neil, here's the ultimate question: Have you invested enough to fill your investment portfolio, or did you miss the last train out of Paddington?

Let's hope your appetite for risk is balanced and worth it in the end.

Kind Regards karl

@Neil777

"Neil, isn't it thrilling to watch shares take a nosedive into the murky depths, only to shoot up like Elon Musk's Starship?

Amidst market-makers shaking the money tree and rumors of stock hijackings by privateers, it's quite the rollercoaster.

But if we manage to ride it out—admittedly a big 'if'—imagine the tale of courage and courtship we'll have to tell!

Best of luck,

Karl"

@sharebel

"Often, people overlook things, especially when trying to predict share prices—they tend to misjudge consistently. This applies to all of us, including Neil.

The risk with this stock is straightforward: Have they ensured all the details are in place for the RTO?

If the answer is yes, everyone benefits except those hoping for a lower price.

On the flip side, a minority stands to gain significantly if a detail has been overlooked.

What's your preference?"

Best wishes Karl

At least I was the first buy of the day :)

Now the rush begins up 20%

Best wishes Karl

I've just put a small buy in , still at 0.04 pence

Karl

@sharebel.

Don't you think the mm will do a tree shake first?

Best wishes Karl

Yes, I ve been buying.

All the best Karl

Although it looks like a sea of red, most of those Sells are buys

For transparency

Karl

What I like about this share most, it's gaining little by little.

No Pump and Dump by the expert rampers

Kindest Regards

Karl

@Tygra & all thank you for your warm welcome.

I have no knowledge of mining except for the expected product.

The reason for my investment in the mining industry is because of the China silk road and china ability to asset strip a country of its natural resource.

I naturally wish everyone good fortune with their investment here but would ask to be kind if I have difficulty understanding a topic or subject.

Kind Regards

Karl von wise

I bought in today, so wanted to say hi all.

Can't believe the share is so attractive price.

Karl von wise