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Are you selling then, Edge..?

I don't think the 'inevitable' alliance, as you put it, with R42 has yet been priced in - movement of the SP to date being mostly on speculation.

Hence, I believe, the reason for the recent spurts upwards, yesterday & today. Not least as you rightly point out in response to Dr Nag's persistent presentations..

Today's rise is a move in the right direction but CapAI is still very much off the radar for most investors.

Those top slicing today, or "de-risking" as the more long in the tooth prefer to term it, are completely missing the point here.

Far from today being a mother of all selling opportunities, it should be understood that the long journey ahead for CPAI has barely begun.

Yes, SOL = Solana, the crypto currency.

Your free shares? Does that mean you sold out your core holding?

Just look what you could have won, (should 20p ever be on the horizon!)

It's late tonight; 1am UK time..

There's been much confusion over the timing of the presentation, so here's a direct quote from the webinar link.

The SBIR grant deadline to apply for grants is June 5th, so we have organized a webinar on Monday, May 19th from 5-6pm Pacific Time (California).

That equates to tonight, after midnight (01:00am on 20th May, British Summer Time)

Better to filter the trolls.

May be fun engaging for some, but for most it just swamps the board..

Goodness.! If the SP keeps going this way, I'll soon be able to average down..

Appended to today's RNS:

"Under the Companies Act 2006, a 'serious loss of capital' occurs once the value of a company's net assets is less than half of its called-up share capital. In such circumstances, the directors of a company are required to call a general meeting to consider whether any steps should be taken to deal with the situation. Accordingly, in addition to the approval of the Stock Loan Agreement, the Board is also calling the General Meeting to ensure that this matter is addressed and discussed with the Shareholders, as required by the Companies Act 2006".

Although the Directors are addressing this matter as part of the General Meeting, Shareholders should note that this is not specifically related to the Company's current business and is not a new issue which has arisen since the publication of the annual financial statements for the year ended 30 September 2024.

In such a case, you'd better sell now, then..

Everyone might well have a price, but nowhere near the current 0.4p..

Charts only really tell us where it's been, not where it will go.

Just filter, ffs, to stop swamping the board.

You're right, Wayne. This is all on speculation, for now.

However, it's not going to take a while. Once what we know what is going to happen gets going, it's gonna happen quick fire..

All buys now.

Is this all due to that 1 trade yesterday evening..?

All these red trades aren't sells. Almost all are buys, one of them's mine..

0.26p to buy now.

Feeling lucky, punk..?

There are some real bargains to be had in a tumbling market like this.

Not least here..

It's as UTrader suggested below' you can't break what's already broken.

Everything stated by Johnski is true, but is so fundamentally corrupted that to attempt to address them would always cause a shock. Meanwhile, those who have benefited from such rotten to the core institutions would prefer that the new US government did nothing, rather, just like in every other of our allied, western nations, including the UK, ie. everywhere, all the time (unless it's in defence of the central banking system.., or Isreal).

Trump's an unconventional leader, to say the least (as hes not a careerist politician like we've become used to but a businessman) and comes across as more of a bull in a china shop. The UK, meanwhile, is in a death spiral, principally due to the ineptitude and inactivity of the same self-serving, careerist politician class sharing a the same vested common interest in doing nothing and avoiding accountability. if the terminal malaise in the UK is ever going to be confronted, whoever's charged with attempting such a feat of salvation is going to have to act with similar determination & fortitude as Trump, et al, now.

You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs, and I'm not sure Sir Starmer, nor Ms. Badenoch, are cut out to fix the mess.