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@Shareflyer… To be fair to Reform they’ll probably look more favourably towards RR than the last two governments. As far as political parties go Lab/Con have left us no choice but to vote Reform.

I wouldn’t buy here in the current climate either no matter what the dip is. I’m down 45% here and there’s nothing giving me confidence that will change. No wonder no one is buying.

I’ll remember that wise man quote Sparky. I’m under no illusion I’m just a number , just like the rest of us but yes if you’re enjoying work and it keeps you going why not. My Dad is 70 in June. He’s a skipper on a boat at a well know central Scotland tourist attraction. He was made redundant for a few months during Covid and was climbing the walls. His job keeps him going.

@ Svend… patience could be the key. Something I’ve learned a lot about this year when it comes to investing.

@JimEwen. You’re in good company here in terms of investing hindsight. Bet you we could all tell a story about a lost opportunity or two.

@Sparky. I’ll be 57 in five years. If I had the money I’d retire now and enjoy myself.

Nettles if you think that, that’s good enough for me. My Feb 2031 dream did take me back to your Feb 25 prediction. Boom!

£30 in Feb 2031 Svend. Justin time for an early retirement. A big tongue in cheek fun prediction here however if RR are the leader in this field at that point £30 is possible.

Seems to me RR are much further down the road to delivery of SMR.

Nice article @flyingdale. If the stars align more than they have been, if that’s possible, Lady Luck goes our way and if we have patience by 2030/31 the SP could be a lot more than what it is now. £30 for me.

I’d have topped up but maxed out already here. Cashflow is an issue 👍😀

Thanks for making this make sense Svend, hope you don’t mind you being my “go to man” for these types matters. I’ve copied the detail as I’ll need to read this a few times to absorb fully.

Hi Svend, appreciate your take on this. This is the first time I’ve even heard of AMR and for HMG to unveil this with none of the process RR went through feels like a kick in the teeth from UK gov. SMR / AMR are still Small Modular Reactors as far as I can see albeit with some differences in process. Feels like we’re operating with one arm tied behind our back.

How has RR been in a tender for years and now out the blue UK USA announce Centrica are building twelve SMR’s?

SVEND please make sense of this? 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

ShareFlyer

Posts: 4,171

Price: 0.725

Strong Buy

10p within a year

@Shareflyer, if you’re going to say this for the thousandth time please add some theory to your statement so we can understand your thinking.

Since I first saw you post 10p this year we’ve dropped from 3.6p to 0.7p so it’s only fair to ask.

Audacity, joining the trolls is a bit harsh. I’d call stirring debate allowing understanding. I don’t want to antagonise anyone. I want to retire early mate.

As far as I can see Rolls Royce SMR is being Royally shafted this week.

Lee that’s good enough for me. If there’s someone here that’s balanced and understands it does give confidence. I’m not going to lie, this is a complicated business to fully understand but that’s where I need to get to. My current/previous portfolio is utilities, pharma, aviation which seem more straightforward. This is a new one for me and I realise patience is the key.

@Lee @encep. A balanced view and patience are needed and I’m happy to wait to get to a 500m MC. I’m just trying to research how we get there.

🔎 What determines if GSTechnologies will make money?

1. Business model execution

GST is focused on digital banking, blockchain, and fintech services. If they can grow their customer base and increase transaction volumes, revenues could start to cover costs.

2. Regulatory approvals

A lot of GST’s plans (like expanding digital payments and stablecoin services) depend on getting the right licenses in different markets. Delays or rejections could slow profitability.

3. Cost control

Right now, their costs are higher than their income. If they keep expenses stable while revenue grows, losses should shrink.

4. Market demand

The fintech and blockchain space is competitive. If GST can carve out a niche (e.g., in cross-border payments or stablecoins), they stand a better chance of turning profitable.

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📊 Current trend

• Losses have grown slightly year-on-year (from ~$1.2m to ~$2.3m).

• Revenue is increasing, but not fast enough to catch up with costs yet.

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✅ So, will they ever make money?

• Optimistic case: If their digital banking and stablecoin projects gain traction, revenues could scale quickly, and they might break even in a few years.

• Cautious case: If adoption is slow or regulations block expansion, they may continue running at a loss

I doubt anyone would entertain a placing. Certainly not institutional investors.

GST need to bring services to the market that clients want. If they do that the SP will go up. If they don’t (which they’re not) the SP will stagnate.