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I don't like Trevor, but why would he be selling now? With a new, highly mutated and transmissible Covid varient, that's significantly less likely to be counteracted by the existing vaccines and medicines. It's a perfect storm in which to announce a 'next gen' Covid test.
For the record, I don't doupt that he will offload his shares again, that's pretty much a given. However it makes much more sense to do it AFTER a series of rampy (though somewhat legitimate) RNS's and press coverage.
In this for a trade / gamble myself BTW lol.
But the facts have now contradicted your opinion. Will you now admit that your opinion was wrong? An apology is too much to ask for from someone like you.
He's been saying that for months.
You can probably short it via a spreadbet, but it's hard to impossible to short ANY microcap via the traditional channels for fairly obvious reasons. I doupt that such a register exists. If Spreadex refuses your short then it's usually a good barometer of the direction of travel though. Good luck with your imaginary 'short'.
TBH with the rise of the Omicron varient, I wouldn't be too surprised to see a Covid test update. In fact, I'd be more surprised if there wasn't.
Giro, the EGM RNS landed just after the accounts were published. Still no wet signatures though and we don't yet know what is in the 'definative agreement'. However a hugely positive development!
Yeah they seem to issue shares like confetti. Think I'll pass.
Well why wasn't that 2.5 million dollars in the trading update or their accounts then? Their price to earnings ratio is - 4.8 whereas Love Hemp's is -0.17. Both are nothing to write home about, but CHILL is trading at a premium 28 times that of Love Hemp, with ten times less revenue.
But CHILL's own trading update mentioned $561,330 of revenue. Converted into pounds that's £419,060. Marginally better than 265k but still pretty pathetic. Love Hemp has almost ten times the revenue.
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/CHLL/trading-update-v2jnfyf78bprfgs.html
I'm not in but the only shrewd way to play this share is to put a bit of capital in now. Hope the shares rise in anticipation of the Spud, then sell your initial stake so that you're just holding with your initial profit. It could instantly ten bag on a good result, but it can certainly crash back down to earth on a duster. Shares like this aren't really 'investments' but white collar gambling. Would of been better advise a week ago, but hey.
Guess it wasn't that hard to find:
https://www.investegate.co.uk/CompData.aspx?code=LIFE&tab=announcements
Heard someone mention this company on the CHILL message board yesterday. Seems like this company is the mirror image of that load of trite. As in it has revenue, proven distribution into major retailers and growth potential.
Are there any links to any investor resources out there. Stuff like published accounts and regulatory announcements? I can't seem to find any on LSE or Google.
Hopefully securing finance should see the heard pile in and (again hopefully) pump the share price up a few pence, with a few daft sponges proclaiming that this is 'the next EUA' for good measure. That will be when I exit.
Well they've been saying 'next twelve months' for the past five years. When (or if) the private funds are issued in a fortnight's time. It should derisk the company and cause a re-rate of sorts. That will be my cue to exit.
I'm not shorting but it is a garbage company with the roughly the same revenue as a successful pub. Having said that I wish I bought in last week as garbage like this has a habit of spiking. Would of taken the money and ran by now of course.
Well the CBD market IS saturated. A quick search on Amazon will prove how much competition there is. Chill offer nothing unique and their sales figures were shocking.
Having said that, there's lots of good trading opportunities with this stock if you time your entry well ad it moves on the slightest slither of 'positive' news.
Well you never know. It might see a UFO style rise if enough investors buy into the story. But AIM has nothing to do with fundamentals, just a load of idiots trying to get an instant ten bagger on whatever 'flavour of the moment' stock entices them the most.