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Yeah, I saw the price action and removed my sell order. Just in case.

Still some way off that price anyway, but it feels like it might be a good time to be in this name.

Which is why you are not the only person with a buy order at or around that price, Frankie :)

Not everyone that bought at the lows will still be here - or still unloading - months into the future, IMO.

But as said before, if the company ultimately delivers, then so what?

If the raise had ended up being at 1p or more, then waiting on the sidelines would have been a bad call for those interested in taking a spin here.

Equally, not everyone sitting on 0.60p averages or similar (like me) is going to panic sell, even if the SP drops to 0.15p. This is not my first AIM rodeo - but risk management is crucial and certainly not advice to follow suit.

See where we are in a few months, eh? GLA.

Hopefully it will continue to be a place where bulls and bears can voice their opinions freely.

These get tedious quickly when they become an echo chamber.

I am long, but will never dismiss thoughtful bear posts.

For me, at the time of print, the risks are obvious, but the bullish thesis includes chunky inside buying, a decent cash runway, a management team that appears to be of some calibre, and in a sector that is, unfortunately, going to only get bigger in the years ahead.

This is still a flutter for me until/unless the BOD delivers something that suggests it is a serious business, worthy of potential longer term investment.

Hopefully I will have a decision to make on that front in the coming months, but for now, I'm going to kick back with this one and see where the journey take us... GLA.

Those options should carry a bigger strike price IMO, but at least the business continues to move forward, unlike most jam-tomorrow AIM outfits.

Always a slight concern that such big sells might be a prelude to a raise, but IMO, the chart looks good right now, so hopefully not before the SP is materially north of 17p. GLA.

It feels like it wants to test the bottom of the current downward channel.

Going to set a small buy order and see if it hits in the next week or so.

Still fancy that mid 30's gap fill sooner or later, but sound like a broken record now, lol. GLA.

As almost always happens in these circumstances, you need the flippers to clear out, and the SP to return to (and usually dip below) the most recent placing price.

As long as the BOD does their job effectively, the rest will take care of itself at that point, IMO.

They should now have enough funds to make some real progress before the need for a further cash call.

Something that might not necessarily require share dilution, but even if it does, it could (or indeed should) be at a price considerably north of 0.5p.

I am cautiously optimistic but the proof in the pudding etc. GLA.

Yep. That is why I take a little punt now and again in these types of names too.

Pretty much all my multibaggers, and my only 10 bagger, came from this type.

If this was a mature company, IMO the chart more often than not would see at least a multibagger from this point, if not a retest of the ATH's.

It still could of course, and that is why I have kept my chips in here.

See where we are down the line. GLA.

Not one of mine, or one I have followed, but I hope it works out for you.

I reckon more than 80% of AIM stocks lead to failure. Usually as a result of gross incompetence or basically because they are dodgy, although a few simply fail through events outside of their control.

They are less annoying than those that sit within the first two categories. Although a loss is a loss and never welcome!

I suspect we will know within 12 months, but probably less, if this is going to be one of the above, or part of the rare winners on AIM.

Go on...share the stock that you and your friend think is doomed.

Cannot post a cliff hanger life that, lol.

I am on the fence about the lack of sales guidance to be honest.

It really could be something or nothing - but either way, it is only a very short period of time, so not worth that much head space IMO.

I sliced a few, while keeping the rest to hopefully run up to my final target. GLA.

Yeah. I do not like to hear that, lol.

In case we get a pull back when the US opens later.

Not sure if that is a rising wedge pattern I see too, but regardless, IMO we are getting close to some potential resistance and the top of one particular range I can see.

Either way, good to lock in some profits, while still having enough on the table to have a further decision to make if we continue the ascent in the weeks ahead.

Or retake a few, if we pull back to the lower end of said channel on nothing company-specific. GLA.

An answer to that question could literally make you a billionaire :)

Nevertheless, at some point, we will have a significant pull back. Could be soon, could be a few more quid on the SP first.

Then perhaps it will be fib retracement calculation time.

For now, this thing continues to climb, even with some chunky, periodic sells. I see no reason to trim further at this point, but time will tell. GLA.

Well done on adapting to, and using the current market conditions, to your advantage.

I remember a few posters a while back, getting frustrated with the price action here and with traders in particular.

Cannot remember specific examples, not that it matters anyway.

Those of you who have mixed it up here, are making more profit (or getting more shares for less cash) than those who simply bought and held in the past 12 months.

Those who bought and held 10 years ago are down at least 50% still, albeit with some dividends that reduce the paper loss.

None of which is intended as advice, to each their own strategy etc, but I was pleased to see your comment about what you are now doing here and glad it is working well for you.

I am still out of this name, but keep it on my radar and glance in here now and again, as this post shows. GLA.

And yet the financials show that many people still do.

10 years time? Who knows. Same for pretty much any business, including mega caps, quite frankly.

I am only here currently for a trade, and not a particularly ambitious target price either, but some of the bearish posts today sound like the recent update involved massive losses, rather than, IMO, a net positive picture, albeit with potential headwinds and some question marks over current management perhaps.

And I thought I was a pessimist on these chat boards :)

I do love these runs that FRES goes on...in the current upward direction anyway :)

Take nothing for granted with the silver spot price (or this name), but yeah, it could get even more lively if we can break and hold above 36 or so, IMO. GLA.

I rarely spend money in the shops of listed outfits that I have shares in, but to each their own methods.

I look at other things of course, and have visited various shops to examine footfall, presentation, staff levels/attentiveness etc.

Good to speak with staff when you can too, albeit if you ask too many probing questions, they will think you are from head office, lol.

Anyway, do not forget Nick that there is a nice dividend in the pipes here in three weeks or so. Of potential interest to traders and long term investors alike IMO.

See where we are around ex div date. GLA.

Albeit on fairly low volume, it seems.

Will be interesting to see if we can get back into, and hold, the rising channel range that I mentioned we had broken down from the other day.

If we can (confirmation either way around close tomorrow, IMO), then I think we might be on for closing that gap in the 3's and one of my target points...

All being well, etc. GLA.

No idea, but I trimmed some more in the 13's. Not that big red candle sell earlier though, lol.

15's for the next trim, if it comes to pass. GLA.

If the premise is correct that the wider market is not interested in buying this in its entirety, and the further premise of unfavourable bank lending conditions for refinancing current debt obligations also turns out to be correct, then Cosmen will presumably look to step in to assist.

Very much on terms to the detriment of other shareholders, logically. It would not need to be in the form of an offer for the whole outfit either.

I can think of a few stocks that have done this in the past few years, essentially eating from the inside out, until the host is dead, or as good as. Certainly insofar as an investment thesis goes for other investors or would-be investors.

From a macro perspective, we do not need interest rates to come down. We need public spending slashed far more than even Argentina have recently done.

But if the US is unable to achieve even those moderate cuts that were championed, then we have no chance.

At least they will throw in prison those who were guilty of all the fraud that they talked about, right? Lol. GLA anyway.