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Codejunkie "Could go on quite a while"

Lets hope not toooooooo long as might be forced to de-list?

>> "How and where can I sell this shares"

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>> " I'm keeping hold of Paul's shares - so will be looking forward to a good return"

I think it's fair to say that any AIM listed share typically carries above average risk. If you are relying on the money invested here it might be worth seeking financial advice!

Best regards

It seems likely that if payment had been made then this would have been announced without delay; however if the deadline is 'the end of this month' then an announcement to the contrary would be premature if made even one minute before close of business.

If the outcome is unfavourable, it seems reasonable to assume that the NOMAD has given advice regarding suspension. Should this prove necessary then I guess an RNS to that effect might well precede an update regarding the failure to secure funding?

They are clearly up against the wall but the real question is how long can they keep the lights on even if the funding does come good?

Some folk seem to consider "LTH" a status symbol or badge of honour which is quite strange if you stop & think about it. Surely most would admit that to turn a profit is the primary objective and common sense says a shorter timescale is preferable to achieve that. It is fear & greed that usually prevents people from buying/selling and as such, it could be argued that LTHs are simply failed 'traders'.

The argument that LTHs are 'supporting the company' is a myth as shares are bought on the open market with (in most cases) the relevant company receiving none of the proceeds. They are certainly not the custodians of your money which has long since been spent by the brokers and Market Makers.

If investors, traders and shorters worked together to identify the real-time state of the market there might perhaps be money to be made by all.

(be that here or elsewhere)

Benbutton >> " i'm so underwater i'm prepared to lose it all at this point"

You don't owe a company loyalty... Surely place whatever you have left where you believe the prospects are best for a good return in a timeframe that suits you?

Not investment advice, just opinion!

It is a characteristic of AIM that when any particular share becomes a 'hot pick', it will inevitably attract further buyers for that reason alone. Once over-heated, a share will typically undergo a prolonged 'market correction' often returning it to pre-boom levels. This pattern is quite common on AIM and commonly referred to as a bubble. There is no guarantee that the share-price will ever rise in a similar way again, although it is not entirely unknown. It is also not entirely unknown for AIM companies to fail or suspend without warning.

Past performance is no guarantee of future results.

GLA

Understood pb940

Best regards

Fair enough, no offense intended.

It goes without saying that everyone with a heart would sincerely wish somebody with a serious medical condition all the very best, although this subject-specific BB is perhaps not the ideal forum. I'm sure the person concerned would be only too keen to 'maintain standards' and if everyone started posting their personal stories the board(s) would no doubt rapidly lose focus?

Very best wishes regardless.

CP can certainly talk the talk & has convinced a lot of folk over the years (perhaps even himself), but when it comes to walking the walk it would seem he is thoroughly lame.

Broomtree: "Think the bottom is now well in"

Surely the bottom of any share is always precisely zero?!

If your losses here have turned you so bitter then CP has sadly robbed you of far more than just money.

I sincerely wish you well & hope you find the closure you need.

Why the vitriol?

I too was once taken in by CP's 8ull5hit, & I too have lost money as a result.

It's been a couple of years since I last commented here and I sincerely believe that I have been accurate rather than 'negative'.

Surely these boards should be to help each other by sharing & querying info?

Tallymoney Ltd is recorded only as an EMD Agent (902059) for PayrNet Ltd and is not regulated in its own right.

I believe the only 'protection' is CP's word that "there is insurance in place" (which, despite promises, he has never published details of). It seems likely that the physical gold (that we take CP's word for actually exists) is indeed insured, but the claimed protection for individual accounts has never been demonstrated/proven.

If one day the Tally app fails to load, the website is down & there are no replies to emails, who can anyone turn to?

99treble >> "Tally has a license for UK Banking"

My understanding is that Tally is entirely unregulated.

Funding aside, a simple AIM relist seems way beyond CP's capability.
Main market is pie in the sky.

The only seat for CP is a (heavily soiled) toilet seat.