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Interesting read which highlights the volatility of share prices in companies with high free float:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-10-27/retail-investors-are-getting-blamed-for-slump-cannabis-weekly?srnd=premium-europe

May be of interest to Farmer X

https://www.motherjones.com/environment/2019/10/elderberries-drought-climate-change-berries-syrup-kernza-california-cloverleaf-farming/

Speak with the Broker or Nomad:

https://www.valirx.com/aim-rule-26/advisors-bankers/

http://www.cairnfin.com/

https://novumsecurities.com/private-client-broking/private-client-broking/

And, if you participate they should get a tax credit!

When I was a child my father was involved in a similar charity.

https://www.tapeaids.com/about-tape-aids/our-history

I am a bit confused - the premarket had this marked down significantly and yet the price held up well?

There have only been 3 posts on that board - the first by the missed one in December 2018.

https://www.lse.co.uk/SharePrice.asp?shareprice=KRPZ&share=Kropz-Plc

I doff my cap in remembrance.

FCRM - I like the model but the delayed accounts were a problem. Why the near 10% rise today.

KRPZ - I am interested in food security; the pre-market dropped by 33% on the RNS related to the MOU with PhosAgro Group during the Russia-Africa Economic Forum in Sochi, Russia. Ended up flat with no trades. It has done very badly since listing. But how can you mine with insufficient water or electricity?

ANP - A stressed Brexit share I am watching for signs on news.

TRX - There may be another distressed seller as one of Invesco funds may be getting stressed having co-invested in some of the flops.

PHC - I have done well off this share despite the market charts. The science is valuable but they appear to need at least one more funding round.

Tragic story - one of my best performing funds is a Pictet Water fund.

https://widerimage.reuters.com/story/thirst-turns-to-anger-as-australias-mighty-river-runs-dry

https://www.hl.co.uk/funds/fund-discounts,-prices--and--factsheets/search-results/p/pictet-water-p-gbp-income-inclusive/charts

Maybe related to the Glencore news:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-10-25/glencore-trims-full-year-copper-and-zinc-production-targets

Roses,

I expect that the next fund raise will take place at a much higher price (circa 9p).

But that will only be after a 100 to 1 consolidation. Of course I will now be painted as a member of the group but I sold the last shares I had in VAL at 6.7p. That is a swerve away from a 98% loss had I continued to hold those shares.

In pre-market. Tin hats!

No placing - just a convertible loan.

A few more RE's....

Amazon etc

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/audio/2019-10-24/waral-on-twitter-and-amazon-earnings-radio

L,

They seem to have played the Brexit property downturn quite well - the last mile fulfilment dilemma faced by online business and the Brexit storage crisis have created a small storm. I will keep the point as long as they keep the dividends sustainable.

Nom

I have a point in WHR at the moment - in their case study about the Shaw Lane, Doncaster facility they state:

'We invested £650,000 of capital expenditure on three units which were all vacated and re-let within the year. The new lettings were 17.1% ahead of the previous rent and ahead of ERV. Contracted income for the estate as a whole is up 11.8%, while the valuation has risen by 27.2%. We recovered just over half of the invested capital from the outgoing tenants as dilapidations receipts.'

Getting the ex-tenants to pay over 50% of the refurbishment costs is black magic art, getting the new leases away at a 17% increase gives me some faith in this even though there are governance questions to me.

I saw the price has dipped again and wondered if there was any news that I had missed - not as far as I am aware but came across the 25 September press release from ASND:

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/ascendant-resources-increases-measured-and-indicated-resources-by-71-to-10-3-million-tonnes-at-9-1-zinc-equivalent-grade-in-the-north-zone-at-its-lagoa-salgada-vms-project-in-portugal-1028552660

It is a MM tactic - the Ask is artificially high and punters think that they are getting a bargain as they are able to buy at under the midpoint. When this behavior displayed it is often hard to sell a large parcel of shares without going to a negotiated trade which some find hard to swallow.

Recently I was unable to sell a lightly traded share without going to NT so I put in a limit sell at under the Bid and ended up getting the trade settled at over the Bid so my theory could be a bit like a cheese with holes in.

The percentage of AIM Securities not in public hands is approximately 5.7%

https://www.valirx.com/aim-rule-26/shares-issue/

Keep the research up!

Guv,

Me no nuffing

http://www.themoneyenigma.com/about/

Climate change has made mining in AUS more expensive and the CEO does not like fiat money