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Just seen the large drop in share price today and thinking of investing but can see no news or rns or other detail as to why the price has dropped so much today. Last update, last September seemed really encouraging so a bit confused. The Google share price graph shows this as easily a 10 bagger if it recovers to the share price about 4 years ago. Have a feeling I'm missing something really important and maybe obvious that indicates there's no chance of this and, in fact, could be a really bad investment. Can anyone enlighten me?

Thanks for your most helpful and kind words symesuspect. Will listen to those words going forward. You live and learn. When you're new to anything, which I am the world of shares, it's a learning curve.

At the moment I feel like a complete idiot. I listened to Wally (possibly there was a clue in the name) and sold 75% of my holding at 86p. 40% rise since then having listened to the convictions of Wally . I understand DYOR stuff, which I do, but the guy appeared to have much more indepth knowledge in this area than me and conviction. To a lay man there was some sense in what he was saying. He's cost me a fortune. In saying that , of course, if the shares do crash over the next few months for whatever reason then I'll feel differently and will thank him. For now as I say I feel like a complete idiot but not a Wally. Up until the last couple of days , he seemed to be on here hourly; now he has almost disappeared in comparison. I wonder why?

Thanks so much Monkeydluffy for your time and effort in trying to get things a bit clearer for me. 3p would be an amazing increase from today. Obviously nowhere near the 11p it was in 2017 but guess that was a different beast financially/share allocation wise then so not "like with like". Fingers crossed for us all going forward and lessen learned for me not to look at a companies share price history as it can sometimes be a complete irrelvance due to share allocation changes over time.

Thanks again.

Many thanks for that Monkeydluffy. With a lot of companies I'm invested in there will be figures where they say the share price has halved over the four years but has every chance of recovering to it's previous share price high so would double on that example. Are you saying with Rambler, there isn't a simple way to see how much the share price has fallen and , therefore, could rise as it's changed so much during that period? Maybe because I've often bought into large companies in the past I'm used to a clearer picture of how much it's dropped and, therefore, potentially how much it could gain all things being equal. From what you're saying, with Rambler this isn't the case and there's next to no way the share price could recover to it's highs of 11.40 pence as the shares in print now and then bear absolutely no relation to each other and , in that respect, it's a completely different company?

Out of interest, just your personal opinion, but where do you see the share price being in 3 years time if what you're reading (and maybe hoping for) comes to fruition?

I've just bought into Rambler and there's something I'm a bit unsure on. Forgive my ignorance with this; it's a learning experience !

I've bought in at 0.42pence per share. At March 2017 the Google graph is reading a share price of 11.40 pence. That's a massive decline from it's peak so I'm wondering if over time, share dillution means these two figures don't relate as comparible and, therefore, rather than a 96% decine that's reflected between those two prices, the picture is actually more complicated and, therefore, those figures are no where near accurate.

If they are inaccurate, can anyone clarify what the actual share price deline from the March 2017 peak is relative to the price today? Hope this makes sense .

Many thanks.

Thanks for your time in clarifying this for me guys. Appreciated. Best of luck with this for you all going forward.

I'm not an experienced investor but thinking about buying in here. Can anyone clarify me this 1 for 6 offer. I'm reading it as, if I buy in by close of business today at current share price (say 31p) then I will be eligible for 1 extra share for every 6 I hold by the end of the month so 16% increase on my holding for free if the share price continues to stay at the same price going forward . If it falls by 16% I get into loss territory and if it rises then skies the limit.

From what I'm reading it seems to be a boom or bust company. Last accounts for July 2020 to me read as 45 million pounds of assets and 20 million liabilities. Some are saying this company is going bust and others are saying it's the start of a profit making organization. What to do :)

Any thoughts guys?

I see a £3 Million pound purchase is listed at about half 4 yesterday!! Anyway got any ideas what that's about?

I bought into Tullow in 2015 when the share price was £ 3.68 down from it's height of £ 15. Thought I was getting a bargain. How wrong I was !! Bought at the next rights issue at £ 1.31 and thought I was getting a bargain. How wrong I was !!

For all the guys who got in recently when it's been pennies , hopefully you've made a really wise move and you'll multi bag this. Light at the end of the tunnel to just break even seems a long way off if at all for the likes of me unfortunately.

How many others on here are in my position?

Thanks for that Acker. You certainly seem to have your finger on the pulse!

It seems I most certainly don't as I'm still in the dark here. Does Premier own 100% of it's land and assets or does the Zimbabwe government own 51% of i?. That would really clarify things for me and help me to decide whether to invest more into this company.

The Google searches I've done say the Zimbabwe Government have scrapped the 51% ownership rule for platinum and diamond mining only. Where does Zulu fit into this ? Does Premier own 100% of it's assets within the fields it operates? I'm a novice here as you can tell and just need some clarificatioin Google wasn't able to give me.

I started investing in the market middle of last year and used Motley Fool to guide me given I was a new starter. Nine months later I realise how cautious and short sighted many of their recommendations are. Out of the 25 stocks I have only one came as a recommendation from Fool being Imperial Brands which has gone up by 5%. My other 24 stocks I picked with a bit a DYOR and gut feeling and, so far, have yielded me an average of 40% with a number having doubled. They advised against Easyjet, IAG, Rolls Royce, Cineworld, Card Factory, Aston Martin etc etc etc. All have doubled in price since !!!

Think I've just read Bond market in India have re rated the infrastructure market to " Stable". I'm assuming that's what all the fuss is about :)

There are two sells listed within 40 seconds of each other at 10.15 today. Both 253K. Anyone any idea what this is about and how that will reflect on the share price?

I'm a bit of a novice when it comes to buying shares so I'm sure there is a fundmental thing I'm missing with this. I bought some shares last week which was after the 9 December deadline to be eligible to purchase shares with this fund raising exercise at 5p. I thought it said they've raised 9 million during the first exercise but are looking to do another 7 million soon. My question was given I bought my shares last week is the second fundraising of 7 million and the offer of 5p a share for this particular fund raising only available to people who had shares with the company at 9 December 2020?

Does anyone know if the eligible applicants they mention in respect of the next anticipated 7 million fund raising exercise will only be those who held shares on 9 December 2020 or will more recent investors be eligible?