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I won't reiterate just how many times they've failed retailers...

Not really FUD to spot a wobble when you can see the size of sells happening, just the same as you see rises.

it's a bit rubbish when a bb can't accept that, sometimes, the relentless rise might see a couple of reverses along the way.

...but a confirmation that this would NOT be damaging to the company or impede its future (or could been seen as a distinct positive) would stick 30% on the sp within minutes.

But if true... (and it seems to be as news was released on Friday...) where's the bottom now!

Not hard to fabricate... where's the official news release report in the press?

Except that it's not an option!

very surprised BoD haven't made a more emphatic response... and, to make the case, they could have just subscribed to £100k each at a premium price to allay fears. that they currently haven't just leads me to think they'll salvage things at a terrible placing price to guarantee funds. and, if that's the case, then whether they participate also will be the key, afaic.

I would have thought flooding linkedin with posts so their peers could see what investors think of current situation would be as productive pre AGM... nothing like other business people who are the usual tick brigade seeing dissent on their boards.

Get confused as to what the 'old money' sp is now, what with the sp sitting at 1pp ish. does that make it... 2p? either way, getting rid of Fryer (i'm sure he's in there, somewhere) and China making threats has helped but clueless now about the current situation?

It's always a hard swallow to sell at a loss, esp. if one's gone in with both feet. the bb has really encouraged endless averaging down instead of spreading the risk with other shares.

not advocating it now as the price is too low to do much about it and one's left with hoping that something good is coming. but you have to recognise that, unless it's stunning and rerates the sp, the likelihood is that folk will sell, for fear that the rise won't hold, undercutting the rise.

the share is a different animal to what it was when the raise was for 1.9. after that, there's been a calamitous placing at 1.2... the very idea of just ruining the sp for spare cash that won't be used for anything other than having cash was distateful. Semnet was grim... they have family involved in the share still so gowd knows how that slipped by... plus, still utterly unknown what the consequence of arbitration will be.

but it's done now... so waiting to see what now happens. but the BoD are the worst for encouraging confidence in their decision-making.

gla.

... and my sixth sense sees dead companies.

Would that include 5p by (last) July (and every week since about February), Enki?

Don't like bragging as proof of opinion... bin it!

Of course, we'd expect a company to toot their own horn in their expectations (although i'd be fascinated to know who actually composes their rns' as the content is a million miles for their actual abilities when expressing themselves personally via posts) but the fact is they pretty much rummage around the bargain bins of crypto companies for acquisitions. the very idea that they thought they be in the front of the queue for stablecoin is farcical. as if a noob company would be able to get ahead of, say, these companies ( https://koinly.io/blog/best-crypto-exchange-uk/ ) or presumably, even the banks would be ahead of these, ( https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/09/25/nine-european-banks-join-forces-to-issue-mica-compliant-euro-stablecoin ).

incidentally, Revolut got theirs this... week?.

i don't expect, for one moment, for GST to be upfront about their possibilities... but it would be nice if they painted a tineline that was conservative instead of implying things were always 'imminent'.

i remember being in #CTAG and the ramptastic bb about how it was going to change the world when it was deeply flawed from the off. didn't stop it being a major multibagger at one point but...

over at MKA there are folk there who talk about having sunk in £100k when it was at 8p just this January and now enjoying £1million holding. Amazing... but it's taken some good news and China being a dick about rare earths to make it happen. i can see there are a few here who are presuming the same kind of rise here. and it could... feel the time for it to have happened was when Trump got in... might well be a second go though GST seem to have massively over-reached their abilities with their limited talk.

if they're going to hit the 200x targets that they stated when they fist took the company then great... i'll be happy to buy in after the first few bags (i'm not greedy!). but, for all the potential, they're going to need to pull something out of what looks like a fairly empty bag.

gla.

it might be the case that the money is safe at this low point from dropping further and the even the tiniest news, as long as it implies it's now safe, might seem it recover but, honestly, at this point, if you were new to it, would you put more than punt money into it?

I daresay the big funds will have already discussed being part of the private company and relisting, in time. trouble is that wouldn't fit in with most pi's as god knows how long that might, if ever happen. but funds can still participate in a private company and reap benefits.

have to see if the conclusion allows for pi's to still hold or whether it'll be forced... and what would the point be, anyway...

Nm

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very selective in your... selection... : )

Never ever said 'how clever' except maybe when i comment ironically on your posts...

People get out of a share because the sp is thought to be too high for the current situation, not because it's going into admin. but the same share CAN become worth taking again, when the price drops and is deemed a safer bet for good news.

it's a game of balancing outcome against your average.

if one gets totally out you can still maintain an interest, in case it hits the bargain price.

that's just investing... there's no moral obligation to stick with a share through thich and thin, hoping it'll come good... they're not your children that they can't be abandoned, either temporarily or permanently.

Sorry, massive but the 'reputation' line is old. your reputation now is your posts are like birthday card greetings from a toothless old granny.

you don't contribute anything, even good biased ramps, beyond 'oooh, just you wait...'

Bonker, probably won't happen but noone though y'days prices would be hit when it was at 72. but concede buying looks good... and appreciate your civility.