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With unwary travelling this way everyday there would be no AIM and small cap market.

Right?

Lol

Just hope it's not a pump to pull in new cash from the unwary.

Fingers crossed

Oh goody, another 9 months of spin, hope and disappointment.

Great!

"Anticipated Expenditure"

Google, can salaries be classed as 'expenditure'?

"Allowable expenses include your basic office costs such as stationery and the bills you pay on your business phone. Travel costs and staff salaries are also included"

So yes, salaries, oh, and travel costs. What's the weather like in Cayman this time of year?

...and some (like me) have been bitten too many times to realise (too late) that AIM is nothing more than a legalised extortion racket.

350%, I meant 😅

You really do get to the point with these AIM 'businesses' where it becomes a bit farcical, and actually makes me laugh (or I'd cry).

They're traps you never get back out of with your shirt on.

And to think some criticise other for day trading this junk?!

Me too!

Only need 150% to breakeven! ;-)

32p paid 🤔

You can see how share consolidation also serves to temper expectations, as a 2p share price would have some screaming 4-5p, easily.

Another leg up to 40p from here is 'only' another half penny in old money.

Not knocking it, just saying.

Rolf throws around "shovel ready" like Boris used "oven ready".

(Bit of buying going on today, maybe he's bought a digger?)

Only 50p more required to break even 😁👍

(Well done to those of you who've just made an easy 50% by trading this rather than investing).

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Rather have any planned 'dividend' used to close off some deals or finalise plans around Goldridge etc.

But I suppose it prices the 'gravey train' theory as Rolf would rather have a top up to his disproportionate salary and put more grease on the wheels of said train.

Funnily enough, I was going to post :tumbleweed: today before the interview, and yet still see it as appropriate.

Zzzzzzzz

I'm guessing they were sells with the trade (buy) prior being over .10p?

Nice little return if they bought at .08p, even after trading costs ;)

Stockcheque demonstrating the 'art' of pedantry whilst, I'm assuming, not missing the perfectly valid point I was making.

Those who bought at 0.08p can sell at 0.08p, so no real gains, just a paper gain, unless you bought earlier sub 0.08p, at maybe 0.75p, and then you've made enough to buy your missus a take away and a bottle of Lambrusco for new year.

Looks like everyone's getting EUA shares for Xmas, I might need to revise my price prediction up a notch?

£3.70

Unprincipled...obviously

Everyone suitably unimpressed, sitting on their hands and waiting for the next fund raise.