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Completely agree, 30,000p to 50,000p is achievable. In the long term it may even exceed the latter number actually the way this company is going. Very impressive. And that's why I'm happy to buy at £7, £8, £9, £10, £11, etc ...

Soz I jumped around a lot in that post but that was all in response to different posts I've read in this thread haha

Yeah we've all got our stories of investment regrets. I have LOTS. One of my worst ones came when I first started investing back in 2013 (age 22). I put £750 in the Royal Mail IPO. Sold way to soon for about £1000. Put that into a company called SyQic (SYQ) which looks undervalued but was actually fraudulent. It was then delisted and I had Zero! I know it's only £1k but for 22 year old me that was thoroughly depressing.

"If it makes u feel any better i lost 130k on AST, i even took out a couple of loans and put it in ast, CEO was an absolute lying scumbag!!" --- Never go into debt to invest in a company. That's a universal truth, and especially true when investing on AIM.

Crypto currencies are a completely unregulated banana economy, and ponzi scheme, pumped by Tethers which are NOT backed $1 = 1 Tether like they claim, and full of exchanges who apparently get "hacked" etc to deny you from withdrawing your money. Full of horror stories. I wouldn't touch any of them with a bargepole.

Energy storage is going to be massive. And Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries will be winner in this race (not lithium, not hydrogen), so it's BMN all the way for me. Have a 100p+ target price over there. DYOR

https://theenergyst.com/long-duration-alternative-to-lithium-batteries/

"Vanadium flow batteries are expected to play a crucial role in supporting the energy transition, with the market for this technology predicted to exceed $4.25 billion by 2028. Suitable fort heavy-duty, stationary, high-throughput applications, they are ideal for storing and dispatching energy on demand from industrial scale solar generation, delivering more flexible, more valuable low-carbon energy projects.

Concerns around lithium-ion safety and raw material sourcing practices also present opportunities for non-flammable, sustainably-sourced alternatives, of which vanadium flow batteries are a leading contender."

Ah that last sentence shouldn’t be read the wrong way. I just like to buy when others don’t, ideally in the dips. For this reason I wasn’t tempted when the share shot up fast on those days that Myles M tweeted about Bushveld whilst others piled in.

Think that’s more personal preference than anything. We all have our strategies :)

My last top up was at 13.75p before the rise to 15p but in hindsight I didn’t time it right that time. C’est le vie!

Knuttie, I know where you're coming from but it's a bit chicken and egg. If no one buys at this level we're not going to rise back up to where we belong.

I'm actually really tempted to make another top-up soon because I have a feeling this long drawn-out period is almost over.

Will watch carefully next week for the right opportunity to invest : )

Sorry to hear that Macanman

I don't entirely know what you mean but I had a mate who used to work in RSA trying to get people the shares they legally own but cannot access for one reason or another. Obvs there's a fee involved, but they have a "lost shares" department designed for stuff like this.

Best of luck.

This is going to reach £20-30 in the next few months, so I plan to be continue topping up at £10 and at higher prices still. I certainly wouldn't be selling at just £10. Don't mug yourself off

AndyRobinson, You were spot on, and I was miles off with my H1 12-15p EPS estimate.

In fact if you add the EPS amounts ofr H2 2019 + H1 2020 you get 60.1p - bang on your figure.

I should have gone with my gut and bought in here sub 340p. I would've been 35% up but that's what you get for misjudging a share completely. Seemingly because I didn't get the significance of the Disney deals they now have!

Current valuation @ £4.60 per share / £23m Market Cap looks undervalued.

- P/E of 7.5 ish
- This drops down to less than 4.5 once you factor in the assets, which work out at £3 / £2per share (incl and excl intangibles).

There's unlikely to be any newsflow for 5 months, which is likely to see the share price slide downwards, so I shall keep my eyes peeled on this in the hope of a sub 400p entry point

Well done Andy! I hope to join you eventually :)

Hi mate, thanks for sharing this - have you got a link you can share too?

Blast, it fell to 1.10 - 1.20p and I missed it. It's now back to 1.30p!

Ah well, onwards and upwards : )

Wow that's insane.

I saw an article the other day explaining how a company with £46k in assets won a £70,000,000 contract from the government without going through a competitive tender process thanks to a loophole!

One of many awarded without a tender process!

Boris's govt is incredibly corrupt sadly.

Hahaa this one has been an absolute stinker!

He must get some right though. Otherwise why would the IC employ him as an analyst / tipster?

If it reaches sub 1.20p before the news in 2 weeks' time I will certainly be buying more!

Have a great weekend to you too buddy

I would interpret near term to mean longer than immediate term (right now) so the next 2 weeks perhaps (23rd October)

Does that help?

Rising up to 835p now

You're doing it again! Wait until this is 2000p+ lol

Hahaa I'm jealous you bought at £5 per share!

(My first buy was yesterday morning at £7.15 ish)

Looks we're going to continue to consolidate in this 1.3-1.39 range for today.

More rises to come next week though : )

Yeah must admit I have been to much better parties hahaha

And I decided to buy £2,500's worth more in the dip haha

Clearly wasn't alone because it's rising back up again!