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Just listened to podcast. James Draper chose his words carefully, as you would expect, but plenty of intriguing comments and hints of progress. Roll on Q3 !!!

I topped up on the weakness

is there another short attack - multiple 10k 20k sells - or genuine reaction to podcast?

this just keeps bouncing back

why am i a clown for buying last week at 7.4??

Someone at Cavendish Lab, Cambridge likened cold fusion to spoon bending .

why clowns?

for legacy holdings google: Port erin biopharma last rns was 10.4.19

to clarify - there are other legacy investments but just one food tech dyor

nope - I think thats the only food tech investment - see under former name Port Erin rns.

BMeat has competitors - just look at the various veg burgers in yr local supermarket: fresh and frozen. Investee co BlueNalu - no competitors

"And how much would bluenalu be worth if it ipo’s? When will it IPO?" Those are the $bn questions.

BLOE also went up 50% in a day and people thought that was it. But then after a pause it more than doubled again. I'm not saying that will happen here but price moves either way can be underestimated

loot: look under former name. ANIC used to be Port Erin bio pharma and in last accounts they held approx 2% of Bluenalu but dyor (rns 16.8.18). Other investments seem residual and Bluenalu is the only food tech co amongst those investments

ANIC used to be Port Erin bio pharma and in last accounts held approx 2% of Bluenalu but dyor (rns 16.8.18)

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/technology/story/2019-05-18/would-you-eat-lab-created-fish-this-san-diego-startup-is-carving-new-path-in-alt-meat-industry%3f_amp=true

they didnt but the value of Beyond M indicates a hot sector and good for any future IPO of BlueNalu

who was spoofed by cold fusion? Woodford certainly was. i thought it was 6% of assets but another poster reckons 10% however dyor

beyond meat ipo'd recently in USA and value zoomed up to $9 bn hence excitment in food tech sector

a good job ANIC invested in BlueNalu before the Beyond Meat IPO.