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As we said this morning, it happens most days. TRADES GET REGISTERED INCORRECTLY If they had all bee sales the SP would be in the 5ps.

Looking at the trades prices we think that some of the sales are in fact buys

Now lets see if SolihullMoors are winning.

It is all pure guess work, did we not mention that the value of one of the others is going to rocket in the not so far future. thus making the NAV of the rest around 9-10p and Leap will come in to give us an extra 1.75p when it is given away.

Some of you have very little sense of humour, which we discovered a few years back..

DOOOOOOMED DOOOOMED I tell you.
Just calculating how many we can buy at 6p. doubt it will go to 5p
EXTRA STRONG BUY as the stocks less leap are worth 50% more at this price, even allowing for Yooma, which needs to come to London.

Sense in that.

Be careful about entering the lions den!!!!!!!!!!!

They only have to buy £5k worth just before it is valued for seed to push the SP up.
It must be worth buying in to we think. Problem is all the paper work to buy over seas for us.

Surprised, that the MMs have not dropped the sell price more, perhaps they know there are buyers in the wing. Once they come out the price will go up quicker than it went down so the MM does not lose out. But everything we have thought recently has proved incorrect. So just left scratching my head. Still will buy when we bottom out, if we ever do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Would still give it a strong buy at this price, as it could, and I do say could reach 9.7-9.95p

After Fridays closing sea of blue we expected to see a sea of blue today and was ready to buy for both of us before it went back to 7p+. So to be honest we are dismayed at the SP with sales pushing it down further. Hope it will not go to 6p to buy. Guess every one is just sitting and waiting for it to continue down stream. The BOD really do need to support the price and not just take their unearned wages.

RE Fatman83,
You are never to far out in your posts which we read with interest when time allows. When we started to invest 50 odd years ago all we had were newspapers and money and magazines, how things change, sometimes when I read posts and I wonder if we were not better off 40 -50 yrs ago!!!!!!!!!

As stated already, we will be buying in to FSJ as a recovery stock once the SP has settled . We will also be adding to our Latin American stocks and Seed whilst we are looking at 3 others.
We (both of us are 80) have been investing for over 50 years and of late always stated what we will be buying/bought in too, rather than saying we bought XYZ at 50p now it is 98p like some do. Our strategy is buy at the bottom and sell at the top. Out of favour sectors and companies.
Everyone must decide on their aim and what to buy in to and do not buy tips alone.
Over the last 3 years we listed stocks we bought, some have hardly moved a couple lost a little bit whilst others quadrupled what we paid, and those that have hardly moved or lost we will buy in to again with some of the profits from the winners. Overall a good return. Our biggest holding is Seed which is losing around 12% but we continue to add when we can buy UNDER 7p as things stand. This is not suggesting you should buy but look in a couple of years and see what they Latin America, Seed have done. whether we will hold big amounts in that time no one knows as once giving a decent profit we sell most of what we hold so the original cost has been retrieved.
As we buy more we will list them on sites we are interested in.
ITs are are our main holdings long term, which are specialising in recovery, small, world wide small countries, far east, Latin America, medical etc. Plus LTI and a couple of other large ITs that only buy large companies but not in big amounts so we do hold a few.

Well it has gone below 7p again to buy and the buyers have started. We have said for a few months that the bottom now is 7p and hopefully we will be proved correct. Probably go to 7.5p then stall again.
Travelling down to Raigmore this week, the lack of traffic on the road, people in Inverness, Raigmore and Wetherspoons reminded me of the lack of RNS,s for Seed.
Eds. 50m comment by end of year should NOT have been said unless he knows it will come about.
Then with his mother selling, did he confirm this by the way? made potential new investors shy away and current holders follow her. But it is not just his mother who sold up there are many medium sized holders who also have been selling by the look of the trades. They have simple had enough. some may have been lucky and bought at 6 - 7p and made a profit while others are taking a small hit on their investment and also getting out. Others will take a big hit or hang on in.
Whilst good news about Leap will help, what we do need is a Newspaper etc. to take a positive view on Seed and point out that for those investing in ITs , like us , that Seed is a diverse IT for those who want a gamble on cannabis which could give a good return especially as the have gaming firm Leap to sell. Unfortunately they have so many choices to look at they will not go very deep in to ITs like SEED.
Leaving us back at square one waiting for LEAP, have the board held on as they think Leap is growing fast and we will get a better price for it by hanging on. If so TELL US. Or and I do not like thinking it, is Leap not so good as we thought. One way or another KEEP US INFORMED. At the worse and Leap fails the other holdings should keep the NAV around 8-9p
We are preparing to buy under 7 to reduce our average even more, but we are investing a lot of pennies in this one IT AIM company, which is unhealthy.
Sellers will pile in at 8-10p thus stopping any big advance even if there is wonderful news. We may even join them and dispose of some of ours in this price range.
Trades by the way were not all sales this week as indicated, as a number just over 7p were more than likely buys.
As we approach 6 years of losing money on seed we still think it may prove beneficial for us with an average of under 8p from 17p initially, as for those with an average over 12p they may have to wait longer to get their investment back.
In the meantime we will be buying in to FSJ once it has settled and adding to our Latin American ITs.

Will buy, once it has settled. False lows are common so we wait. If it went to 350 and back to 375 we would move in as an example. if it goes to 420 from here we will buy. Over the years we have bought at false low levels and found it dropped another 20% + You never know were the low will come. Pays to be patient. Directors and their families are not always a goods guide.
Will also add to Seed once it has settled, possible another 1p drop there.

Been looking at this since its drop and we think there is a good recovery prospect.
Split however where to put this months pennies.
Buy in to FSJ as a new recovery prospect.
or
Add to our highest holding, SEED I.T. with a NAV of 12p approx. + big possibilities of it doubling after LEAP has its IPO. SP ONLY 7.1p. ask
FSJ needs to settle SEED may be at CURRENT bottom.
As for you disagreeing about analysis, things like this we have ignored for the last 50 + years
and stuck to buy low sell high, pays off 95%of the time. Once a share settles just above its low, buy.
Do not bother being rude to us, you would be at the bottom of the queue. We gave up wasting time on fancy calculations, just stick to buy low sell high and getting a return each year.

We are thinking that this may be a better bet for our spare pennies, a 25% increase over 14 months is a possibility, where as Seed has show a 40% or so decrease over 2-3 years.
Our other investments are plodding on and more than covering the 15% loss on Seed this year but we doubt we will get our usual 15-20% increase on our holdings this year. Now is the time we tuck Seed away we are thinking, and forget about them and go about taking profits elsewhere and reinvesting them in ITs / companies that are still way off their possibilities.
Ah well, will not see how Seed does tomorrow as we have the two and a half hour journey to Raigmore hospital for the good lady, but Wetherspoon will bid us afterwards, and last Fridays Chish and Fips was superb, along with the 3 cups of Latte for the wife and 3 cups of drinking chocolate for myself.
Take care and stop the bickering you two.

Hopefully an early spring.
Looks like we will pay under 7p soon. Like many others we are not buying until we discover where the bottom is.
Some. as did we, think 7p was going to be the bottom, they moved in and bought some, it turned out they moved too early. With no, or minimal, buyers and some still giving their shares away Seed will continue to fall. One outcome is news will come and it will be back at 9p before they bought them on the cheep.

Why not, Barwick is correct. We are getting obsessed with Leap, not that it is not important, but we need to look at the cannabis section more as this is what the IT is concentrating on for the future and will be its forthcoming future earnings.

At just over 7p we certainly expected the buyers to return, but it looks like we may be wrong. Whether just under 7p to buy will attract them we will have to wait and see. Most of the trades are small value with the largest being a buy at 7.09p for just under 5K ex commission which looks like it is £12 to round it up. Let these small holdings get sold and out of the way as they will not be there when we do start to rise substantially.
The present situation may continue until good news is released, we are sorry to think. However on the other hand the position may arrive where those selling small amounts are exhausted and small buying will push the SP up quite a bit without any news because when people see no selling, or nominal amount and buyers pushing the SP up they may rush in so not to miss the boat getting the SP up to between 8 and 9p. This will give a decent base to go from once the good news is released. We are supporting this possibility rather than see it continue down to 5p.
We do have funds to invest and although we said it will be in Seed, a look at James Fisher and sons has us thinking there may be a little profit investing here. After all we do not want all our eggs in one basket. So we will just watch the SP of both. It is a toss of the coin until more funds arrive.
We do not claim to be clever as all we do is buy around the bottom and most times it pays off without spending hours on research. We most certainly put to much cash in to Seed and can only hope it will recover from showing us a 14% loss as things stand. Only time will tell.