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Monday is start of july. they've given up, for the moment, with more photos. might be planning a 'gender reveal' style surprised splash but would really have liked to have seen something showing more ore being stuck n the pad, to prepare. i know it can be done over weeks but element of urgency seems to have gone, rather.

would really like a new rns re. OM... i don't like an expired rns with a 'oh, it's okay... we're still on'. not that an rns would make for much comfort as we've had a habit of issuing those with no results.

complete lack of confidence, atm, that what is said will come to pass.

daresay thee'll be a rush as soon as a few decent buys come in but even FOMO seems to have evapourated.

I have next resistance at 155... unless there's news or a TR1 to break that. guess we'll see... soon!

Take that, shorts! : )

Going to nudge 400... just have to hope that's support but no reason why it would be, just because it's a round number.

...and yet, this moron has money aside in case the sp drops to 0.7.

Sp was at 1.3 when that sp dropped. guess you have to see it as a 'future' asset.

Ps. i wonder just how many posts push/encourage new buys?

how many posts were written about Wellesley and about how holy and charitable and good he was for Angra and the company? Did anyone say, as Zak Mir did, about cap doffing not being a value asset? doubt it... and what has he done for the company? any interviews/podcasts? any guidance about Angra? any positive spin from the company? nope... all just posters on here spouting about how 'brilliant' he was. still to be justified... guess we'll see in the results... maybe.

Bfd, i understand what you say. and, factually, nowt wrong with your position. if you don't have the time to gaze at trading volume to spot sentiment change then holding for long term is great. but that's more the kind of conduct one reserves, imo, on FTSE 250.

the volatility here (and that's pretty much undeniable) means that you position just feels inappropriate to me. while the sp is static atm, at 0.75, was, at the beginning of June, 0.95? that's a 20% drop... more since placing, more since beginning of the year when sentiment was all about Sandbox and Pathway and 'personal advisor' guiding the company.

for me, the ebb and flow is all about emotion... the sp pulls people in when folk read the ramps and triggers a buying frenzy. then it dies down and holders/believers get stranded but hold. noone believes they make poor choices, in either direction.

in the end, all i can think is that a paper loss reduces options in other shares and holding just means you're pulled along by the current, whether that's moved by news or lack of.

but, investing is all about personal style and belief. we just have different outlook and beliefs.

hope it works out for you and everyone else (though, obviously, not everyone can win!)

Don't talk about me, talk about the points made and counter them if it's not possible to, without just restating the opposit pov then fair enough. but don't keep 'playing the man'. use it as a springboard for discussion about timelines and why the sp is where it is, otherwise it just looks like there's no answer to the points.

Pompous doesn't begin to describe it.

running a company and 'investing' one's own money in a company are two totally different things. noone cares about the start up 3-5 years. they care that the price they bought is lower than they sold.

and it's laughable that you think over 3 years i'm still holding the same shares i bought 3 years ago.

and i think the point is well made that i bought at 1.43, that Jack Bai has an average of 2p and the current sp is 0.75ish.

you say you bought at 0.45? so, your average is still 0.45? or have you bought more? or traded it? regardless, and for all the talk about the lifecycle of a business, the sp is half the price it was in late December. noone gives a rats *** about your explanation and i'm sure noone who has bought over the past six months is happy about the situtation or thinks everything is justified by saying there's two more years to go before this is investable?

there's no schooling here. i have well over a million shares a few weeks ago and now i have a couple hundred k. and i'll either buy more if this drops below 0.7 (depending on the news or lack) or buy more if there's a rise (depening on the news).

do you think everyone who bought into CPX or POLX or SAE or any other ridiculous bagger of late has been a lth for 3 to 5 years?!? or that they're only rising based on growth in revenue?

there's as much rhyme and reason in the markets as there ever was. and if you really believe that this is a long term hold to get to £2.50 or whatever price you've got in your head then why post here at all? what difference does your post make to the price tomorrow?

said it often, the only reason anyone posts is self-justification of their decisions. and the only thing it really does is give people the chance to browse through their histories and say 'but you said it'd be 2p by Feb' or 'the acquisition will be along in two weeks, with Easynet the following month and etc. etc' or gives someone to post insults but, again, just to make themselves feel better about a misjudged decision.

oh, and revenue IS historical... as can be seen by SAE today.

if you're running a company then i hope it's going well but, Billy's 'schooled'? nah....

Not sure what you're looking at the suggest performance is doing well? or is 'as expected' or 'better than expected' quantifiable?

the only factual numbers at the moment are Semnet's contract which is very nebulous and, if you wanted numbers, showed only, was it 2 or 4% profit on their last stated revenue?

trouble is people in this say things like 'internet security is the new black' and then find an example to match their pov, whereas it's just as easy to find a cyber security outfit whose shares haven't done a rise.

i'm happy to see people piling in before the results and i genuinely hope it does well... i don't even mind Easysend getting approved tomorrow. i still have a stake in this but not the size i previously had where i thought i'd buy a mansion in alderly edge and get a small role in housives of cheshire within months.

Well, Bfd, that's not true, is it! the future prospects are already known... Easysend, GSMoney, Semnet, Angra, stablecoin... undetermined commissions, world domination and a rival to Revolut!

so how come the sp is lowever then when i bought it back in 29.7.21 when ironically, i bought it for 1.43. how long is a start up company a start up company?

Duke, i agree. but i also know that sentiment counts for a lot so, how much profit will be relevant. it'll also be interesting to know if the 'acquired' profits are worth the amount paid for them, ie. Semnet.

i still have zero understnading about why GST refuse to explain the commission they charge and what that means, in forward guidance before results. not now, obviously, but there have been ample opps to say something between last results and next. i really think 'as expected' or 'better than expected' means nothing except a short term ramp opportunity for pi's.

so we're stuck with being in and enjoying the rise or suffering a drop.

but, as #YOU showed, even previous positive company predictions can go wayward!

nice to be in in a sufficient size to enjoy profits but not so heavily that if it goes the other way you question whether investing was ever a good idea!

Noone who posts here hourly/daily is thinking about the sp in 2026. they're looking for something that pushes the sp back up over 1p.

my question to you is why are you always posting on here talking about 2026, as if you've no confidence that the sp will do much in 2024!

the sp is pretty much 50% down from beginning of the year. if you can explain why or if you predicted this drop then i'd have more confidence that you've a handle on what will happen up to 2026! but if you can explain why then the obvious question will be why you held over the past six months?

Impossible to say as noone knows what the funds will do.

best thing is to wait for a few days of rises, ie. rise on rise, rather tan hoping the next move to 440 is the start of some kind of reversion.

the only answer i'd have is, if you can afford to , hold on but it might take months or, at least the autumn, to see where the interest lies.... also, another update will help clarify whether they've taken action to get back to the kind of profit targets that gave folk confidence at a tenner.

i wouldn't buy now, unless it's for an intraday few %, but that's just as likely to go the other way!

So, the questions are: what news is definite, beyond results?

what will be acceptable revenue to be seen as positive for the sp?

what level does the sp find itself before and after the results, if no other news?

from that placing, read that the 'maybe' acquisition would arrive 2 weeks later from posters. so, all that's definite is noone knows but 'you have to be in it to win it' but 'past performance is not a guide to... '

but good luck. and there's still years to go here, to enjoy profits all the way up and down from current levels.

...for Bfd.

Why would it be 1.6? surely it'll depend on the news that comes?

and, even if it does (and it's going to take something rather prominent, rather than just another £20k acquisition that gives a licence to somewhere but which is only another brick, rather than a wall or house!), the question is, surely, FROM what price?

sure, the day traders will say 'BoD bought at 2p and say it's worth £1' and a few here will say it's worth 10p, 5p or a modest 1.6 but you only have to look at how many here are underwater to realise that any spike will see a rush to the exit.

the only thing that'll make the price move the way holders want is approval of their stablecoin but i suspect that is months, if not further, away.

the most obvious question is: why is it worth 0.75, or 1.23, or higher or lower? there are just no reliable numbers to call on and, even when there are, as with SAE, the snapshot of reading the headline is a lot different to digging into the details... but, by then, most traders are out, leaving everyone who believes the multibagging potential. i fear the only folk who will really benefit here are those that jump onboard any 'good' rns, with no dreams of it being £2.50 before they die!

Well, looks like some sellers who moved into CPX are now getting punished over there, too.

From this level, a spike will probably only reach back to pre placing price... and that's assuming the results prompt a spike.