Member Info for MrHumble

'His posts are speculative narratives '

Is there anything else it can be? Not like anyone has facts

Did somebody author that or just ask AI to do it and not bother checking it pre-release?

'Dilution & price fall (~16–17p, mid-June): He repeatedly criticised the rights issue and dilution by Stuart, predicting price drop and advising caution.'

'Performance rumours (~late June/early July, ~16.5p): He swings between optimism about Croda talks and frustration at withheld information—calls for “meat on the bone” in RNS.'

'Stock sale announcements (~Apr–May, 19–23p): He prompted cautious optimism and justified partial profit-taking, citing portfolio balancing.'

Pre-launch euphoria (~Apr release, ~20p): He became bullish, citing production expansion, stellar product potential, and imminent royalty inflows

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Tbh, im actually not sure how any of that would be incorrect at each time. Expectations were set by company - ends up being a dilution etc

Questioning all that?

Wouldn't let it bother Belgrano. All you have done is poke a nest which then self-sabotages itself through unwitting exposure of nature.

Personally i think it is SBTX's fault re any bearish or critical analysis. And they are a PLC. Should just be thankful Fitch Ratings or SPGlobal have no interest lol.

Only requires concrete numbers via RNS, and it ends all scepticism.

In essence, SBTX are the founder of own critics, and also the only solution.

Nobody seems to be selling. It's just buyers buying to other buyers today

As the saying goes - when there is a perceived breakout, retail will idiotically sell to funds.

I must say, it makes a nice change to see retail with massive reserve orders, stupidly selling into the II buys today

Don't worry. Before the month is out, will be calling 300p

Unless he is the first CEO in history not to ask current holders of course.

Did this not happen at OPTI/PBX?

Why no meltdowns here?

' "I got into quite a lot of trouble from some of our longstanding institutions for not asking them to participate"

They had no interest

Why are transactions encouragingly blue today, apart from the big 'unknows' (lol)

See you all month end. Much to do. Tumble dry the cape, now the washer is finished

Adieu

Before the Tsunami of medical advice, let it be known (upon research in forums), 10p called at 76p created a new wave of qualified psychologists

'Hold that thought'

GLA

PS

|Maker price discovery mode to seek gerbils is useless. needs lessons.

In the interim, that bid says it all -= nervous maker = 12p coming next

Final post of the week:

There is no scaremongering - people only need look at SP, All final results, RNS's verses facts, OPTI template of years v SBTX etc

Scaremongering would not be a constant requirement. Quite the opposite would be the required really - given the above 'facts', by whatever interests.

GLA

Good research ShyChap. The few posts are worth reading so I must stop causing voids in-between. Very good.

Launch...not maunch

I hope nobody is referring to me re scaremongering?

I can assure you, since the previous miracle maunch, the collapse is share price over the years, the many millions raised etc, nothing to do with me, or anybody else's post

Most likely related to hope = constant losses

Just a cautionary tale about spikes. Selling into them is ok. But being the gerbil buying them is a risk beyond comprehension ... as history dictates.

However, it is only a book, not experience. Must emphasise that point.

I better go now. Some say it would be my fault if any got caught in a spike, such is the attraction of Mr Humble - and it may be abused

Good luck all

My newbie book is only 30 years old so i think the edition is still valid

You can also do return lock ins via short contracts and other derivatives. They usually exist and where not, just get one knocked up at any ol pals house of play for a few quid anyway.

Id be very disappointed if these guys were on the same level as us really. Even though it's only AIM, it's also where you should find the sharp contracts more so than anywhere else.