Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
Indeed Maq it does appear crypto sentiment is returning especially with major players like PayPal getting behind crypto. No doubt amazon will solidify its crypto position in time and then many others will follow. It's a good place to be invested as far as I am concerned.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/roberthart/2021/08/23/bitcoin-soars-past-50000-to-three-month-high-as-paypal-expands-crypto-services/
NFT headlines starting to motor again too!!
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ninabambysheva/2021/08/23/visa-enters-metaverse-with-first-nft-purchase/?sh=1c61abf668b3
Going out there, raising awareness and solving the problem at the same time.
Tangent: I think this could be applied to soil sampling on arable and livestock farms. Not expecting your average land agent to have one in the back of their car, but ag labs all over the country could potentially integrate this kit and testing protocols to make sure the forever chemicals are not entering our food system via agricultural processes.
I know for micro plastics are a significant issue already, perhaps this is a step towards solving that issue aswell perhaps?
Anyway happy to see an update on progress!
Up and running now everyone. : )
Think I need to amend the settings. Work in progress. Like I said it's all new to me, but I'll valiantly try to get it working ASAP.
New user but set up a public group, let's see if it works
https://t.me/GUILD_esports_share_talk
Added a space after https, delete to see if it works.
https: //t.me/GUILD_esports_share_talk
If it doesn't work, so be it. I tried!
Legalwolf that's just it, macroeconomic headwinds suggest we are in the right place at the right time... the SP says otherwise.
Maybe it's the company history that puts people off? They are in a stronger position than ever before though.
All I'm going to do is sit on my hands, hold with conviction and hopefully at some point red will turn blue...how long that maybe is the real question.
So Coin appear to be investing in greengage...that's how I read it!?!
About Greengage
Greengage is the first fully integrated financial services group bridging traditional fiat currency banking and trading with the emerging digital asset and cryptocurrency sector. It plans to become the first merchant bank for the digital finance sector, with its mission to be the premier, trusted and secure platform, providing access to the traditional, digital and crypto economy
For more information visit: https://www.greengage.co
Have they gone for good now?
We might be able to discuss COIN in a more productive manner if they have. Good grief!
Any way letter of intent signed with greengage recently.
https://novuscomms.com/2021/08/20/coinsilium-group-coin-cingf-proposed-strategic-investment-in-greengage/
London, UK, 20 August 2021 – Coinsilium Group Limited (“Coinsilium”) (AQSE: COIN) (OTCQB: CINGF), the Blockchain, and Open Finance venture builder, is pleased to announce that it has signed a letter of intent with UK-registered Greengage Global Holding Ltd (“Greengage”) to enable Seedcoin Limited (“Seedcoin”), Coinsilium’s wholly owned Gibraltar registered subsidiary, to (i) purchase up to 15,000 A ordinary shares of £0.001 each in the capital of Greengage (the “A Shares”) at a price of GBP20 per share from existing shareholders and (ii) subscribe for up to GBP200,000 of convertible loan notes (the “Loan Notes”) (the “Transaction”).
The Proposed Transaction
Subject to the completion by Coinsilium of satisfactory due diligence, Seedcoin will, at closing of the Transaction (“Closing”), pay an aggregate price of up to GBP300,000 for the A Shares and GBP200,000 for the Loan Notes (together, the “Price”).
Coinsilium has calculated the Price on the basis of the following assumptions:
the valuation of Greengage at the time of Closing is equal to or above GBP27,263,360; and
the total number of shares issued and committed to be issued at Closing is equal to 1,363,168.
The above assumptions are on the basis of information provided by Greengage.
More to it than that, but goes on for quite a bit.... maybe someone with a bit more time and experience can examine it all in more detail. Thanks all! :)
Browns I must admit not an easy hold CCZ, I'm seeing so much going on in the critical metals space, but CCZ seem to be turning wine into water. I'm hoping that a geologist "Mr Reed is a qualified geologist with extensive experience working on copper-gold projects and across the Mt Isa region" on the BOD will give that practical approach and stop them from running around in circles. They seem to be doing a lot, but not what most shareholders are expecting.
Do not equate activity to productivity...
I always make the comparison of CZZ to ROCK, because they seem to be running neck and neck on opportunities and drilling campaigns, but I must say I don't feel anywhere near as confident in this BOD as I do the ROCK BOD with a geologist for a ceo and experienced finance people adding to the team. Where as CCZ is the total opposite. Up until now both could be considered lifestyle companies, but copper appears to be in such demand for the sustainable energy revolution that these small cap miners are in with a chance of going mid tier...
I just feel like CCZ are happy go lucky amateurs at this point. It would be great if they gave an investor meet company presentation to lay out in detail a full road map from drilling to extraction and how they envisage going from explorer to producer. Especially on that platform as PIs and all the AIM heroes seem to be using it more and more now.
I just want a clear indication that this big sell down is acknowledged and that they have plans to fully deliver and get that SP up and beyond the ATH.
Interesting...if that's the case they must be planning for some serious upside.
That would have to be at least 2 individuals then as the total exceedwd 20k, no?
Well after all of that I noticed a severe drop at end of play and if the buys and sells are to be believed 2million shares just got offloaded in one fell swoop!
Not sure what to make of it....
As I said a few inconsistencies. Also poses a few contrasting views, which you and many more informed investors like yourself will no doubt address.
I thought his comments from an outside perspective were interesting. Furthermore your post highlights some key facts and figures which I think provides a helpful reminder of the financial health of the company.
Thank you for your input and corrections it is genuinely appreciated. I have high Hope's for Love Hemp, but at the same time trying to form a longer term mindset.
So in order to get an unbiased view, I ran Love Hemp past a friend who works in the city. I thought it might be useful to share the opinion based on a glance and nothing more.
"Looks interesting. I don’t think it will main market list as the cost for them will be too high. They picked this exchange (Aquis) because listing cost is really low.
Main way to make money out of this is if their revenue skyrockets, which it looks like it is. At current valuation it seems reasonable. I have not done a deep dive in any way but it looks interesting enough. You would need to hold this for 1-2yrs to make some serious money. Could become worth 100-150m or so business if they do 50-75m in revenue. Can’t see it getting to much more than that as how big is the cbd market realistically?
It is a weird structure. Love hemp was bought by a holding company, so it was a reverse listing. Essentially like a SPAC. Other thing is cash is a bit tight. They will need to raise money.
For the cash they will keep tapping the equity market and issuing coverts which means you are getting diluted. But they have access to cash. Big risk on this will be if the market shuts, but that is very unlikely. Even covid only shut the market for a month or two.
Key risk for them is, if sales don’t grow, which then means they can’t raise cash."
Overall not too disparaging and generally a good reality check. Now obviously this could be a work of fiction so DYOR. This is is not financial advise merely an opinion. Equally based on a quick glance, so there may be a few inconsistencies there.
What I got from this is .... don't sit here hoping for a uplisting and a quick flip of shares for profit. Stay with it as a long hold and watch the company grow, but be prepared for a bumpy ride and further raises. We are hopefully in at the ground floor, but this is a very tricky market and you never know where the floor is.
It's one thing to believe in a company and its products, but this isn't a cult, it's an investment and as such we can't let ourselves get whipped into a frenzy. I was guilty of this initially as I'm a big UFC fan and lockdown had me craving some excitement.
Fundamentally, aside from the day to day ups and downs I think this is a solid long term prospect for me, but I remain diversified and equally focussed on building sensible positions in funds and more stable value investments and of course tangible assets.
I hope this slightly longer and more balanced post was useful?
Hi all, received this email job offer a while ago...wasn't quite my skillset but I found it to be quite interesting in terms of BP working towards their Beyond Petroleum goal and the move to Battery Power... in honesty that is why I am building a modest position here to offset all of my wildly speculative mining and CBD plays.
12 MONTH FTC
WITH BP REAL ESTATE
Dear .....,
I hope this finds you well? I wanted to make you aware of an exciting client side opportunity with BP. If you are aware of any one in your network who this would appeal to, we would be grateful of you could share this with them.
Hays are pleased to be supporting BP in their search for a EV Property Lead on a 12 month FTC. Your role as the Property Lead will be to support BP's ambitious rollout of electric vehicle (EV) chargers on their retail forecourts. This role out will be to a mixture of BP Freehold, Leasehold and Joint Venture sites. The programme aims to grow the number of high-power chargers to over 300 by the end of 2021.
Your role will be to liaise with internal stakeholders across BP and BP Pulse, plus external stakeholders including landlords and Distribution Network Operators (DNOs) to ensure that all requisite consents are secured to enable the rollout of chargers across the BP estate.
The Role
To secure all consents and grant of rights to enable the implementation of EV chargers. This will include, the grant of sub-leases to sub-station operators, landlord's consent to alter and the grant of property rights by easement or wayleave
To manage interactions with Distribution Network Operators (DNOs), landlords, consultants, and other stakeholders to secure consents
To drive progress in line with project milestones, providing regular reporting and input to the Project team
To identify, highlight and mitigate risks to the project timelines, using property knowledge and creative solutions to minimise impact
To instruct and liaise with external solicitors to progress the negotiation and drafting of legal documentation
At all times ensure that BP's property interests are safeguarded, whilst also enabling swift progress of the programme
The role will require attendance at the BP Offices in Milton Keynes and occasional domestic travel.
Hope that is either useful or interesting. Thanks
Yes the debt is not good, nor cash burn...can only hope that the new appointments sort this out.
I'm trying to push for hydrogen uptake within my work life, so taking a more proactive approach in general. Who knows how it will pan out at this stage...
The free float is small, but no good to either of us if it keeps bleeding out...
Tax efficient and tax avoidance are not the same haha. Although I think they are pretty good at both!
I'm surprised to see my trade fee shrink so soon... although I was very much prepared for a further dip or sideways action until more news....
I think the environmental aspect is interesting and in many ways a completely perverse as we have to safe the planet by digging most of it up... equally carbon credits and offset schemes generally just about money, not really going to save the planet in any meaningful way.
I remain completely sceptical and cynical when it comes to EVs and this sustainable utopia that keeps getting talked up. Really we should skip electrification all together and just retrofit ICE vehicles with hydrogen fuel cells and leave the ore in the ground, but not as much money to be made with that approach. Additionally it isa lot more work to connect a hydrogen swapped old car to the internet of things and charge an autopilot subscription fee...
Knowing that the Billionaires are backing this, means that the current hype around resource and commodity demand has some validity to it in the long run. Even if it is so they can make more money...
Hammer, one can only hope that drilling about the place will result in spins offs or sales/JV offers which would hopefully allow the BOD to focus efforts on the big one. Pure guess work on my part though.
Bonker99, Canetoad, many thanks for your considered responses. I have a few resources in my ISA, I tend to buy and hold. Which is seemingly old fashioned nowadays. I'm in the rollercoaster that is HE1 and have a few critical metals explorers so not too bothered by tree shakes or short term price action. I'm buying for future me...future me will hopefully owe past me a few beers!
I think you have both hit the nail on the head. If the Billionaires are sniffing round here, then surely that should provide a confidence boost. I think they know what they are doing. Seemingly with more news to come and advanced tech to assist. Bit different to all the spit and sawdust Aussies bouncing around the outback drilling this and that.
In general I wonder if even a small position will do well here long term as we could well see articles written like the Amazon of mines! Drone mining or something rather scifi...Just a silly thought really.
Good post n888, it will start out on niche websites and snowball. Here's something else I found.
https://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/hydrogen-fuel-cells-proton-motor/8547856/
Also when people realise how cheap the shares are they won't second guess investing at these levels.
They just need to do better business development.
Let's not forget the macroeconomics on this space.
https://www.openpr.com/news/2356924/green-hydrogen-market-projected-to-cross-9-8-billion-by-2028
It could all still fall apart, which is why I haven't loaded up yet, but as I said in earlier posts, Ispoke to Manfred and they have ready to go products and turnkey solutions via partnerships. Being German they dont really care for keeping UK investors updated....potentially short sighted, but understandable.
Are people spending more in the bars than on the stocks? ....
It does seem that Revs is my ultimate adversary... never seem to be able to predict this share. I would of thought we would be on the up as delta fear subsides a little. So far I'm 2 ****tails down on my investment, thought I would be a round or two up by now!