£6 PLUS GUARANTEED?! INSANE? THINK AGAIN. HERE'S WHY...15 Jan 2021 11:59
Okay, good people, I think some on here might be in need of a little cheering up. A little hope perhaps? Well, here's more than a little hope. Here's to £6 plus per share, and very possibly in the very near future. Now, I know some of you might be thinking, what's this dude on, he's bonkers, lost the plot, ramping and all the rest of it. If so, all as I ask is that you suspend such judgement, bear with me and hear me out, then ponder my supportive prediction until the reality of it's coming clearly starts to manifest in your mentations. Then, fellow investors, feel privileged and fortunate that you are holding, and if you're super savvy, adding. So here goes. It's quite simple but then, as is oftentimes the case, the clear path towards the light is just that.
1. The founders and BOD WANT their bonuses. Wouldn't you? £50million each to Carol Kane & Mahmud Kamani. £25 million to Samir Kamani. £10 million to Neil Cato. £15 million to the rest of the executive team. Nice for all concerned. But as we should all know, they won't get their bonuses until the share price reaches £6. That is one hell of an incentive to do everything and anything within your power to get the share price to £6 wouldn't you say? Damn right it is!
2. Morgan Stanley want their pound of flesh too. They are not investing for the fun of it. They know it's true value and want that value recognised and realised.
3. T Rowe Price want their pound of flesh too. They are not investing for the fun of it. They know it's true value and want that value recognised and realised.
4. Other institutional investors want their pound of flesh too. They are not investing for the fun of it. They know it's true value and want that value recognised and realised.
Now then, in a fairer market, having produced such a cracking set of figures and with the future looking brighter than ever, the share price, should, by rights, have somewhat reflected such a sterling achievement with the price heading strongly North. Unfortunately, as we should now all know, and as many other companies are also realising, London doesn't work that way.
Unfortunately, the once great financial centre of the World is sadly no longer. Infested with the worst kind of market manipulation and abuse, it is fast slipping down the rank of global market and indeed is now seen as the most unloved of global markets.
So, what to do? Fortunately, the solution is very simple, relatively quick and I believe already in the pipeline. Yes, you might already have guessed it. Simply apply for a dual listing on Nasdaq for a virtually guaranteed doubling in the share price.
It really is that simple. Lots of unfairly valued UK companies have already made the move and proved it. Many are either in the process or thinking about it.
Do you really think, for one minute, that the founders, the BOD , the executive team and the institutional investors are going to be denied their just desserts by a cabal of corrupt spivs in control of