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Does he never stop criticising people.
As we have always said though, every shareholder has the right to have their say, but they do NOT have the right to criticise those who do not agree with them. The bright ones read others opinions and just put their own thoughts forward if different, for others to read, which is the correct way to do it.
Looks like we may have hit the bottom, but must not speak to early.
As we have previously said we may find it hard to get back to the 12p mark with so many wanting to sell and recoup their investments. Imagine that from 7p people will be disposing of their holdings. So to get the price up we have to have more investors buying than selling, which is obvious, but from the way we see people selling once the price goes up it will not be easy. Hopefully we will get some big investors who can see value and then they will swallow up those shares from us who want out, which by the way people write on here are the majority of holders. We will sell but shall keep the same amount of share value that our other I.Ts have . Then of course the opposite may happen as the SP goes up our mind set may well change and we will not be so quick to sell. Note we have changed to strong buy from weak buy after reading some of your posts. Interesting how our feelings can change. what will be will be. Take care all of you.

Yes, pity there was that 300k sale, it held the SP back, just how many more of those are there to come. How many shares did Eds. mom have left?

Will we be quids in? because of the amount of selling from 7p will stop any price rise that will get you quids in, we are sorry to say. Just hope we are wrong but the number of shares sold from 7p+ will make Eds Moms sale look trifling.

Correct , when is he going to buy. The fact he has not, puts potential investors off. If those in the know do not buy why should any one else.

As we have been saying for a while now. We will keep some shares when we get out. But will we be able to get out? as there will be so many selling to get out at 8p plus.

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We are all in the same boat with a great big hole in the bottom and we all are wondering just how big this hole is going to be. We believe the value is there, that is why we continue to hold. If we did not think the value is there we would be gone.
A NAV of 11.7p, but that is worthless to us all until others realise the potential value of SEED and start buying it, thus pushing the SP upwards.
As we said yesterday we have a NAV of over 11p, but the SP is half that, while FSJ has a NAV of 97p and is trading at 330p (dropping from 440+ a few weeks ago) . Can you imagine Seed trading at 3.3 times the NAV?
If Seed was to dispose of everything it owned and became a cash shell, just how much do you clever bods think they would realise from a complete disposal of its holdings? This would in fact be a fire sale. The potential amount realised is the real value of Seed, not its NAV. My guess is they would get around 7p-8p a share. That is why we are holding and buying, because we feel it is worth a lot more than we are paying for shares and we will get our money back, eventually.
The BOD need to begin a promotion of SEED pointing out its value etc. to get investors back in to it. It is not just their job to find good companies to invest in to but to show the value of those companies in the SP which they are not succeeding in at the present.
The base problem, we feel is that investors do not like to put their money in to companies that are not quoted as they cannot see the markets valuation of those companies.
Now stop getting at each other as it is not nice just because of your frustration, but support each other in our hour of need.

Yours, along with some others, must be some of those listed as sales.

We would have thought that the 3% she held would now have been disposed of, regardless of which of the sales are hers there are possible a lot of other shareholders who have sold up, let's face it the small quantities and those with odd numbers are not all likely to be hers. Regardless off whose selling there has to be an end once the barrel has run dry. then we do think a return to 7-8p will be attained quite quickly.
The next two weeks are usually the buying weeks with funds trying to push their valuations up, until we get a reversal mid January (except for Seed that is).
It is a funny old game though and we never know others reasons.

To keep the few of you that wanted to know we and the family probably own far less than the majority of you, so whatever you hold, it is likely we own less. But whatever amount anyone holds be it just 1 or a million+ they are entitled to make their views known, even if some on here do not like it.

You have FSJ with a NAV of 97p trading at 334p and SEED with a NAV of 11.7 trading at 5.5p

You have FSJ with a NAV of 97p trading at 334p and SEED with a NAV of 11.7 trading at 5.5p

We made this very clear a few days ago and for those who did not see it our average price is 7.5p How many do we hold? None of your business. how much do you earn PA, how many do you own, this can go on for ever. That is why these chat rooms are rubbish.

Just cannot understand why people are selling at 5.5p with the NAV double that. Just how many small shareholders does Seed have? there cannot be that many left the way they are selling up!!!!!!!!! Very good for the Buyers though who can afford to be patient. Once the selling stops and there must be a point where there are no sellers left, the SP will rise very quickly to 7-8p (we hope), We will be adding, but like a lot of you, waiting to see just where the base line is.

Just because there is no money in banks etc or they only earn a few pounds does NOT mean they have not got other assets, stocks etc. P.Bs. or other savings, a lot of OAPS have cash tucked away safely, as do others. However people who cannot afford to gamble in large amounts do need to be stopped for their own good. These are probably easily identified by the bookmakers. Perhaps those that do bet and lose a lot (whatever you call a lot) could be checked. Think they have stopped credit cards. Get back to the good old days when you could only bet on credit legally, if you did not pay your debts the heavy's would be knockings on your door. Known the time I have left Hall green dogs owing a bookmaker a few pounds, but they got paid start of next meeting. Seriously though those that cannot afford to lose large amounts do need to be stopped, but how, in a sensible way is another question.

More or less what we thought.
Now if you hold Seed, what is more likely, it goes down another 5p or up 5p?
We are losing 2p a share and if we can find some more pennies would buy more. Those with an average of up to 9.5p should get all their money back we think. 12p a very good chance, above 12p you may struggle initially but worth hanging on.
But no one can foretell what will happen either way in reality.

Just glanced through some of your comments and do understand where most of you come from. We do agree with your comments about the board of directors, as well as Seed big valuations of the past, we too are disappointed, but we must march on after our early anticipated sale of Leap did not materialised. We bought in as a long term investor and feel that once all the damning comments have settled new investors will see the value offered by Seed. It is no good going on and on about what has passed, decide if you want to invest or not, then make comments on NEW information.
You never know Leap may eventually go for double of its present value. Initially we would sell 50 % of Leap and see how it trades once floated before selling the rest in small amounts.
Take care all and do not be rude to each other, it gets you nowhere.

We are not picking any comments up that have been posted today, the last one we have is at 19.05 Mon, so posting this to see if it appears on our screen.
Have had a look at the interims and most appear to have made some headway. Without Leap the portfolio is worth around 7p. give or take with a quick calculation in our heads.
The SP problem is that most bought in just to make a quick buck on Leap and the delay was not what they wanted so have sold up their holding. This is or appears to be a safe long term play in the cannabis and wellness sector and any money from Leap should see Seed make further investments in the sector.
Again, as we imagine most of you have done, noted that a number of sales were in fact buys and the unknown trades were buys.
So seed, we feel, is worth holding on to and looks well worth any investment people make at today's price, which should show them at least a 50% gain in the long term.
Just tried the posts on another computer and todays posts have appeared on it, so something to look at.

Came across an article that we read very quickly, so could be mistaken, which indicated a change involving IPO rules and wondered if this is why the Leap IPO has been delayed, think they only have to offer a smaller number of shares to the public when a company goes public If, and it is if we have read it correctly it could push the share price up on IPO with fewer shares available. However we do stand correcting so do not quote us. Have to go to look after the best lady, take care all.

Just popped in to look at the trades and we think the two unknown ones of 247,801 are both purchases by the time line.
Back to the grind stone