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Might get to that 10p price today, after all!

Final one for today:

if you're happy to respond: other than not paying stamps in spite of being main market, what is te benefit of persistntly mentioning that it isn't AIM, as if that's some kind of stigma, and what is the benefit of being 'main market'?

and, as the price has been falling since pre placing, how does the price fall without sellers and how do you know they won't buy back lower?

Giggle away, AHS. if that 'victory' displaces the current sp for you... then, 'you're welcome!'

Okay. but whether it's mms pushing the price or retailers having sold and waiting for their target low, the price is falling.

ambiguity doesn't help with confidence, once the herd have moved on. no doubt they'll be back if they see a flurry of buyers appear but a lot of folk are now stranded with higher averages than we see atm.

all comes good with a good rise but when that comes and what the sp does 'til then?

Not so sure CRTM can add more, other than re-emphasising the legend.

i'd suggest any further rises will only come from fomo and lthers averaging down. unless he's going to tease some info about who the new investors are or says they have agreed to conversions at minimum of 20p i don't see what can be added? as long as he doesn't go off on one about US funds or world copper prices, blah, blah, blah.

(honestly, not sure where the 'existing ore on the pad is now being used on the road' fact came from but that flummoxed me!)

still, road gets completed and i'll hopefully get back the paper losses. then be happier to consider the possible profits to come!

I would say that there will be some people heee who will agree and have agreed and have taken advnatage of that opinion to sell and be buying back. sorry if it doesn't fit in with your own investing tactics but someone out there has been selling. it's not al down to me... i don't take credit for the observations.

How te hell is an investor meant to quantify 'delighted'? or 'meeting expectations'.

i get people banging he drum here, esp. if invested at a lower price, moreso from a higher price, but everything that's released by the company is just obscure.

the only metric investors have are historical sp and placing prices. it really IS ridiculous that the market STILL can't calculate what their take is on trades and have to wait for the results to see the clear picture.

who wants to buy because the BoD took shares at 2p years ago but won't add further?

it'll be excellent for retailers if the sp rises on the results or stablecoin approval or whatever the next news is but it's really beome a religion where faith is the benchmark and the only real opportunity is flash crashes and spikes to make money.

Trust you're well, Lloyd, wherever you are.

Not quite sure why they do that, as it always trashes the sp as holders decide they might as well sell and buy back on the funding price.

no idea why they can't just announce the funding at the time... anyone would think the BoD want in on the dropped price!

The question is going to be is it making the money that an £18mill mcap (and that's a trashed mcap now) should, considering it's bought some of the profits. how much profit is required for the mcap to be... £25mill?

the fact that their revenue and percentages on trades is still being discussed just says it's nigh impossible to guesstimate so it's left for the results to decide whether buying or selling were the wiser choice!

So, please tell me, what is the 'virtue' of being main market as opposed to AIM? all i know is no tax is paid and that makes it a microcap, like all the other AIM shares.

and, honestly, that doesn't stop anything i post being inconsequential. but you know you agree, having seen the sp drop from 1.45 down to 0.91... with probably more to come.

Newuncle, not sure what else is going on here as green boxed so i'll answer you directly.

it's a certainty that there'll be good news at some point. i don't think that's in dispute. the question is always 'how long before the news arrives' and 'how much erosion in the price will occur until the news comes'?

while it's always difficult to guesstimate the right time to buy in, both rampers and derampers merely accentuatate their own trading tactic (even lth are just 'traders').

noone wants to 'enjoy' the eventual rise but see they have to recover a paper loss first. and that's what's happened here. even if it's a fact that 'maybe' an acquisition is actually 'a definite', the ridiculous tactic of covering themselves with a 'maybe' just allows for the holders to decide to sell to buy lower, as it's what happened before.

so, you get in, get spiked, because folk say 'it's a certaintly' and other decide te ambiguity is enough to trash the sp.

if the company had raised with more specifics then this wobble wouldn't be happening or, at least, it'd be better defined.

so, while it might well rise to 1.4 on acquisition (without knowing what it is or whether it's just another bulding block or significant) who wants to see the sp sub 0.9 before the rise!

still read what's said here for clues but, while sentiment from holders is positive, can't deny the last two months say something a bit different.

What you don't say is traders are happy to wait for the worst price before any news (and you're making the assumption that 'potential' means 'definitely', as far as acquisitions.

i'm happy to now for sub 0.9 over the next month to come. doubt stablecoin news will come now before labour are in and, even then, in the same way pathways news has been anticipated for a year now, FCA news could happen tomorrow or... 'later'. i'd rather jump on board a moving train than sit on it while it's in the siding as the sp slides while nothing happens.

i'll be happy with 70% of any rise to come while looking at the rest of the market in the meantime.

Please report me for the stamp duty comment. i will revel in you being educated in such a basic understanding of investing.

Nm

Take it up with the government as i think they know how to charge stamp duty on every main market purchase!

it's there, with every buy... there's no stamp duty!

As you seem to be happy being distracted from the persisting slide, explain why there's no SDRT on GST buys?

All ftse companies charge stamp duty. it's just a fact...

https://docs.londonstockexchange.com/sites/default/files/documents/Stampduty_InfoSheet_RetailPrivateInvestors_2020.pdf

IT IS AIM! there's no stamp duty on purchases!

Surely that's the price of guaranteed profits for warrant holders all the way down to 5p? it wasn't lthers who were selling on the slide. at least, not that i could see from the tales of woe and misery throught '23 and '24.