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But bloody terrible execution of manufacturing.

shares could get cheaper still but, assuming there isn't something else in the woodpile, opportunities for new investors at these levels.

bloody miserable for existing holders, though.

I also said i bought back and posted my buy.

but still have cash for a drop.

it doesn't really matter what anyone posts, good or bad, other than for encouraging a few trades in either direction. my thinking is that most punt money and a few big buyers are already in. if there's a good rns then the herd will spike the price... (which is what i'm looking for) but there are no new big investors looking to take a slice... not yet (unless you believe that all the repeat trades are a build, in which case, where is the TR1?)

not so much negative as know the majority of shares spike and fall, hence trading. happy to lose a bit on trying a trade to buy back but have enough to be going on with, for long term (even i get pulled in by all the positives repeatedly posted on here). tbh, amazed the price is this low, hence looking for a wobble down or spike up to capitalise.

everyone would like the sp to rise... but if your funds have a limit then, when there's an opp elsewhere, one has to juggle the money to get back, better.

don't wish ill to anyone holding... just a tad more cynical/realistic of claims pertaining to how big or small a stake from a '£1trillion industry' GSt could take. and, if anyone has any past experience from MODE, one can understand the cynicism that comes with inesting in financials promising multibagging.

If you're blaming the clns for crashing the price then i'm not sure what the BoD have done? If the clns' forced the price down then the bounce is merely a reaction to the lack of clns.

1.2 is still the same price it was back in July '22. this time last year the sp hit 1.8 and in Nov nudged 1.5.

Since January we've had endless predictions of a bagging being imminent and yet... It's possible that even EasySend is already in the price as pi's have been persuaded by discussions that it's a multbagger. But as much chance of herd spiking the price as not and then the sp falls back, with maybe a higher support.

No doubt other news could be pivotal for the sp but with a government pretty much powerless into the general election, one doubts their ability to push their crypto agenda in any meaningful way and one wonders whether government change will affect the crypto position.

but, like with all shares, one's own opinion is all that matters and if you have enough money to leave it in up to results then you'll either see something great or no change.

Whether there's going to be news in the next week or month isn't as guaranteed as there being news from the resto of the market, obviously, so the temptation is always going to be there's more money to be made from all the shares in the market with news as opposed to all the news from one share.

and, if you miss the boat, if the predicition is going to be 5p or 10p or £1 it's not as if you're going to miss the boat as it'll take years for that to happen.

Just be happy to be in or be happy to be out. And don't try and support your own position by bully, belittling or trash taking someone else. it makes the bb look like a cesspit.

happy easter!

... as opposed to keeping all the pi's who bought at the same price, without warrants?

why don't they just 'take the opportunity' to buy on the next placing, at 4p and risk their money like everyone else?

at 4p they will certainly average down their 25p buys, just like us retailers!

i just hope the funds aren't going to be raised via 'interested parties' and HNWIs again.

i see SAR arranged a fundraise through WRAP (new one to me) so that existing shareholders could benefit. frankly, i bet noone would care if it was done through PB for £xmillion, sufficient

If you think the earliest HNWI, who got in at 1p ish was still in at 10p then you're mad. i suspect that all the HNWI buys were worked by the same one or two who circulated their buys into the rising sp and i doubt any of them were still in for more than a few weeks, if that.

as to the current sp, it was walked down to the placing price. it didn't fall coincidentally!

the only problem for the share now is it'll take a bloody good piece of news to push the price past 10%ers now beyond better than 14p if that!

but, given time, don't see why 40-50p isn't unreasonable.

But warrants DO dilute the total shareholding. not only that, they will only generate cash to the company at a major discount to whatever the current price will be.

patently obvious that reducing the price of the warrants doesn't help the company as much as a 15-20p placing (as that would create literally twice as much cash as they'd be issued at 15-20p instead of 10p).

the reason the sp dropped this low is, i'm guessing 5p warrants were still making profits all the way down to 7p (who wouldn't want to still be making 40% profit at 7p!)

what's better for the company: 10million warrants cashed in at 15p but only worth 10p OR 10million placed shares at 15p?!?!

there is zero virtue in warrants. they are just rewards for seed money to make investing palatable eraly on. but there's a laspse date for a reason!. to keep extending AND reducing their strike price is pretty much theft, relative to a placing.

i don't expect the fans to agree... but, as there's going to be a placing, it would seem, why not let these ex investors just get in on the placing and share the risk like retailers do? in fact, why not issue the shares WITH NEW 10P WARRANTS exerxisable in 2025 so those ex investors can support the company now, AND in the future, when when the sp is at 20p?

Forget about your average and use the money as a trading pot. sell on a spike (if there is one) or where you think it's overbought and sell... sit on your hands and wait to see if the sp drops. if not, look back at shanta, if you know it well, and see if that sp has dropped. if not, sit on your hands until there's some great news on SAR and jump on board on the rise, rather than waiting for GSK to buy them out (if they do your high average will still be covered!)

trading will, hopefully, multiply your shares without adding more cash!

gl.

That statement has been the national anthem of this bb since January!

and it's not an rns that's needed, but an rns that, as i think was posted here, once, 'blows the blooody doors off"!

one has to note that the sp is still, today, barely off the Novermber placing price, in spite of a couple of herd spikes.

the more people are encouraged to keep averaging up (i suspect a good few buys have recently bee at 1.3 and higher) the more you're locked into waiting for news.

great if you have a v low average, not so much if you sink all your spare into this instead of seeing opps elsewhere.

still, soon, eh!

gla.

To anyone complaining that BoD are barely participating... with the shareholding they already have, they're saying they're relying on the sp to recover.

if they'd taken up half of the offer at 10p then there'd be accusations of profiteering.

they profiteer whichever way it goes... we always ride on the coat tails of their anticipated fortunes!

They're converting their salaries into shares! ask yourself why!

Not wubbling about one's choices... but when someone posts 'it's been the same scenario for 14 years' they're missing some very and obvious lucrative points in time when the sp jumped 1000% when the HNWIs pushed the price up or the consolidation spike too.

i have sympathy for anyone who thought the sp would never dip below 50p but, again, if one believes the science, even at this distressed price, in months and, definitely, years, this will just be another tale of 'remember when we could buy at 10!' celebration at the buyout... maybe.

And, if you really believe in the science then you get closer to 4 x the distessed 50p price and 10x the price when it was comfortably waiting on good news.

miserable for those with mad averages but it wouldn't hurt to sink £1k in at this price and sell at 15-20p before the new shares hit the market!

You've had the opportunity to multibag your holding numerous times but chose to hold for billionaire status!

i'm amazed that anyone who invests in any company, from Rolls Royce to Sareum doesn't bother to look at a 3 year chart and see the massive discrepancies in the 'value' of a share they hold.

with only a little bit of caution, people could have taken some money off the table to either enjoy profit or reinvest and hold millions more shares!

what is it with people that they sit on the train, waiting for the end of the journey instead of occasionally sightseeing at an intermediate point and hopping back on?

'... overvalued by 1/3' but you don't say from what price!

i'm still saying 14- 15p today and 40-50p pre news, as long as churn doesn't brake sp too hard.

Even with them having more shares, got to be a good target, assuming news remains favourable and considering the added dilution now.

wouldn't want to be better than 15p today as day trader churn becomes a real drag.

gla.

Might well be the top, even on good results but once the cheap shares are absorbed by longer term holders, could see much better days.

would have thought it'll be back at 14p before the new shares are admitted to the market.

Gla.

Gla.

... and therefore, held back/reduced.

they seem to enjoy stiffing retailers by gifting cheap warrants to undermine the sp ongoing!

Bought on the drop... will probably add if they drop it more and then we'll likely see a lot of buyers and then the same point made over and over: this wasn't an rns of note, except to crash the price on little trading and to give interested parties a cheap in.

that's what i'm banking on, anyhow.