RE: DEFLECTION....!!!!8 Nov 2025 20:35
ChartaRex, I fully understand you position now and again I apologise as I usually deal with day traders who want instant gratification.
You say 3.4p average - that is high for me, if truth be told, but I'm only talking from my perspective of a 0.39p average.
That aside, I can obviously see your frustration, but I will hopefully cheer you up with my understanding of consolidation.
In this metric, the share does need to show true value for investors, and having such a huge amount out there doesn't help (regardless of value).
When requesting a new level of investor, a share consolidation is very normal from AIM to FTSE 250 to FSTE 100, hence there being no penny shares in the top end of investment value.
Like I say, Capita did it in April and the MCap (and obviously SP) gained 75% in a matter of weeks.
I run the same rule I did with RR when I invested at 97p average (October 2020) hinting it would be £7 in Feb 2025. And you know what? It did.
Totally different from WSBN but they played it perfectly coming out of covid and they instigated buy backs to ensure the rise, not only for retail shareholders but more importantly they made themselves viable for institutional investors such as hedges and pensions that need that insurance.
I won't bang on about it here as you only need to ask my pedigree with anyone on the RR forum for those 5 years, but this stinks of the same ethic my friend.
And in that frame, in my humble opinion, it's not only a good sign, but it's exactly what needs to happen for WSBN to be in a position to trade on other indexes and also allow institutions to satisfy the insurance that is required for non duplicitous agendas that most holders often take over lesser stocks that FTSE 100 etc.
So yes, I am sorry for your 3.4p average, but only as much as it's not my 0.39p average. I feel you, all everyone else may be to something golden, life changing even, so now is not the time to change BOD.
And all the very best of luck to you ChartaRex 👍