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Is the IPO re mast out yet as I do not see - anyone know where I could get in early

Another excellent RNS - this company continues to deliver - better than any bank

ARB is generating revenues - CLP has no regular income and Mining is currently an aspiration rather than fact. This may well get a one off litigation windfall but overall the share remains a punt rather than a "multibagger in the making....."

Lets hope for a small rise this week ready for results Monday :)

If everyone copies both lists (ctrl c), Then click on reply, then paste (ctrl v), then add your prediction to each list, and then post message - both lists will be updated with each post, and no need for anyone to trawl through the lists to see who is missing off the lists!!

It's 2 different SP Predictions.

One for the end of this week Friday 5th March:
Mafs = £1.90
Pharmaguy £2.50
Northeast14 £2.23
LordPaul £1.50
Bobthe £2.22
ThePunter1 £1.04
Cwalsh £1.36
Dr long £1.28
bigAl67 £2.96
Slick123 £1.86
MacTrader = £1.27
Deerhunter290378 £3.00
Mad Dog - £1.65

And the other for the end of March 31st:
Mafs = £2.65
Ferrero2310 = £2.25
Longshot12 = £2.25
Big Bench = £3.15
Bobthe = £11.11
Jayhayes = £2.08
Northeast 14 = £2.50
Dabber = £2.77
bigAl67 = £3.96
Pharmaguy = £3.50
Slick 123 = £2.10
LordPaul = £3.0
Rizq = £2.30
SkyMonkey = £1.79
MysteryGuy = £1.20
MacTrader = £1.92
RPDDN1. = £2.56
Wardy79 = £2.32
Dabber = £2.77
Scaffers = £1.96
Deerhunter290378 £1.95
Mad Dog £2.05

Yeah 40 years ago for myself obviously never aimed at myself :) in Scotland

Informed I would get mine by close of play today but not in acc yet

do we actually have definitive dates fro IPO's re EMMAC and Leap or just conjecture at this point in time - just asking

Even with £200 mill profit I think 85p-90p is very conservative - I think in real terms it would be closer to £1.20 - £1.40

Well PE would be less than 1 so multiply current share price by at least 10

Things being hopefully a reverse takeover will do me??

MODE used 10% of their IPO funding which was 15 mill so £1.5 mill bitcoin - I can only guestimate price of around £24-£29,000 per bitcoin

I think on current revenues and pe price is about right but when I add in potential ongoing increased revenue supported by director buying then I was drawn in enough to buy in knowing I will be in for the next 6 months but if current trajectory is maintained then I believe my patience will be rewarded and sales may go better than expected. Company already reporting sales outstripping projections

I am with you Milkie- I am invested in 10 companies but 33% of my portfolio is here and I encouraged my son to put £1k in and told him to forget for just 12 months and then tell me this is not better than a bank. But with plans for Elephant I will be here for a few years

Apologies hoped it would have copied over better , click on company fundamentals and it will show anyone interested a clearer picture

Income Statement 29 Jun '20 29 Jun '19 29 Jun '18 29 Jun '17 29 Jun '16
Revenue 54.77 23.59 14.14 9.81 1.47
Operating Profit / Loss 15.89 4.87 0.06 (1.67) (3.81)
Net Interest (2.30) (1.08) (1.35) (0.20) 0.13
Pre tax Profit 13.73 7.95 (2.40) (20.42) (3.60)
Post tax Profit 18.23 6.98 (2.40) (10.57) (3.40)
Profit for the Period 18.23 6.98 (2.40) (10.57) (3.67)

Not sure if buys or sells but given the timing i am leaning towards sells, The last one looks like it completed the sale given the difference to the other 4 tranches. Wonder if we will get a TR1 re same . Interested any anyone else's viewpoint

Sorry for off topic but I noticed you were in JSE happy, I am dumfounded re the current price v revenue and see little risk even with current and previous oil price - seems a no brainer ?? happy for your thoughts . So as not to cross boards happy to read on JSE board

Well I'm in, European markets value this much higher. Maybe today's rise is the UK finally catching up with this company's true value

Well, not gonna lie, i am disappointed with market reaction to rns, feel the company remains very much undervaued so holding to market falls back in love