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finally, the "adults" have showed up on this board again. some excellent ideas / exchanges going on. keep it up, please.

Chuz - you should thank your toddler for interrupting your sell intentions at 1.29p.

rory - what makes u think that there is available capacity at the canadian sites...?

ask MMs / ii; The SP is being 100% controlled by them, regardless of BTC, RNS, Gensler, etc. Once their agenda has been realised, then, and only then, will "normal" market forces impact the SP. DYOR.

excellent point slowroll. A major reason, IMO, that BTC will succeed, or at least will not be regulated to death, is the fact that the CCP are forcefully & completely rejecting it. "Your enemy is my friend" and all that....

"On Wall Street, the quiet period is a time during an initial public offering (IPO). During this time, the company making the IPO must be silent about the business. The goal is to avoid having an impact on stock prices or falsely inflating the worth of the company".

"The quiet period begins after the business and underwriters file to register for their IPO. It lasts until 40 days after the stock starts trading".

During this time, the company must not release any new info about the business. Those who are thinking about investing should only have access to what is in the registration forms.

before you start "hoping" for an RNS tomorrow, you need to do a bit of research wrt the quiet period after an IPO. aint gonna happen pal.

Fireblade - I am calling BS on the IPO stats, wrt to Argo. The only thing similar that might be used as a general reference is the Bitfarms IPO earlier this year. Tomorrow's (??) event is actually a second, or additional IPO, since the company already listed initially in London several years ago. Although I thoroughly enjoy a box of krispy creme donuts when I am stateside, I would strongly suggest people think long and hard before buying shares tomorrow, hoping that the SP does what the krispy creme SP did, based on this type of bogus analysis.

excellent point stocksniffer. there is no way, IMO, that 1,67p is in any way, shape or form "natural".....

the metrics being used to "value" the listed "top 20" blockchain companies is a farce. should be treated as spam.

S4ndmod: you urgently need to get back on your meds.

lsewatcher - we do not appreciate tools or trolls here. keep quiet & "listen", and you might learn a thing or 2 about argo.

yes indeed blu. textbook michael saylor move.

yes indeed, blu. textbook michael saylor move.

Hi Lotto; I agree 100% (whatever that's worth) that the company's communications have often lacked detail, and sometimes even led to wild speculation from PIs about "what they meant" or if they "purposely omitted" certain details. Once they are a NASDAQ company, they will 100% have to run a tighter ship. There are hordes of lawyers just waiting for some type of faux pas they can pounce on. PW loves to chat, but he will be required to change his style for sure and the IR / compliance team might require his videos to be screened before being released (assuming that that is currently not the case). The company is still trying to fit into their "professional shoes". It is also probable that I never heard PW mention if the celsius thing was material in the video, although I had certainly read it. Nothing wrong with holding someone's feet to the fire. Walk the walk, if you are gonna talk the talk, and all that. Exciting times for sure.

lotto - wrt to your statement, point #4. You are not correct. It states that there are no MATERIAL claims or pending legal proceedings. PW also said this exact same line in his video a few weeks ago. Depending on how one defines "material", the litigation could revolve around "peanuts", or possible a bit more. However, IMO the court case can be completely ignored.

yes indeed micky; a HUGE difference.

a lot of folks do not understand the fact that most shares are awarded as options. The options have a fixed strike price, which means if the strike price was today's closing SP, then 1.17 is the basis. . The only advantage to stock options is that the "awardee" does not have to fork out any cash to purchase the options, has no real "skin in the game". If the awardee sells 1000 options a year from now (normally, stock options "vest" at a rate of 25% a year), at a price of 2.17, then he has made a 1000 quid, before tax. If the SP does not appreciate, then the options are worthless. Stock Options actually play into the PW message quite well: "it is not about days, or weeks; it is about quarters and YEARS". I have no problem with an employee benefiting from the company's SP, since I benefit just as much.

I placed a limit buy order for 3000 shares @1.23 over 2 weeks ago. MMs have so far ignored it, for some reason......

enrico - that same question was being asked in 1940....