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Well it isn't me as I haven't had a holiday for 16 years
Lets face it none of us has a clue whats going on as it relates to the Maxwell/CPX negotiations although on the face of the recent Maxwell action does indicate that they are not desperate to do a deal. I am way over invested here but it was a gamble I took with my eyes wide open. The facts are most of us invest through pure greed ie hoping for multi baggers. That being said a fool and his money are soon parted. So if it doesn't happen we have only ourselves to blame. Having said I was always uncomfortable with talking on Musk and 4 years on I think I was right
Careful PC01 or else you will be branded a multi account holding troll. Some of us have of course expressed concerns about the management of this company for years . But hey ho its only money . My son will now have to pay off his own mortgage now !!
1.77m to be precise at an average of 5.87p. As regards BCFC I have not renewed this season as they are even more disappointing than CPX
Well I can assure you that I have never sold any of my CPX shares . After yet another false dawn what I do wonder is whether CPX will ever deliver . Still its only money and I have enough without my CPX shares . They are truly a gamble and I don't gamble more than I can afford to lose . So all these conspiracy theories about my motives are a load of old tosh. I am just a somewhat disillusioned investor,. That's all
Glad I bought 290k at 1.37 but still averaging in the 4ps There have been times I wondered if I would get my money back in the last 6 months . Who knows what happening at the moment but it makes a change
If I have then that is my fault . I saw a request to preclude the evidence from "my chap" and put two and two together .
I cant find any independent evidence that this chap is deceased but his work on the CPX case is deemed to be about "damages analysis". Make of that what you will. Still don't see why if written evidence is available why such a delay is warranted .How's our cashflow ??
Bit of any overreaction Ducem FYI here is the gentleman's CV Mr. Pinsonneault (Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, LitiNomics, Inc) has more than twenty years of experience providing consulting services and expert testimony for economic, financial, and business issues related to commercial litigation, primarily in the calculation of economic damages.
At my age yes. All depends on the H2 results now . If they aren't good then this will hover around the 1.5p for months . What I don't understand is I suppose this expert witness consigned his thoughts to paper so why can that opinion be judged on its merits . Lets hope his substitute doesn't keel over as well.!!
What a shambles . They are running rings round us. If I was'nt losing so much money I would ditch these ASAP
What is needed are good H2 figures plus a Maxwell win. I suspect he already knows the lie of the land. Which way will it go? Who knows. But I agree a quiet start but for us long suffering LTHs not long to go
Is it correct that the patents involved with the Maxwell case have expired and that any award will therefore be a one off. Also does the same apply to our other licensees ie are they still generating money . , What about AVX etc
I did block you then you went away so I unblocked you. I am afraid you worry more about my comments than I do about yours. Live and let live
I don’t have a clue about super capacitors technically but several years ago there was a lot of hoo-hah about IP and licensing and there we a couple juicy agreements announced. Then we were out manoeuvred by Ioxus and ended up with egg on our face, Then AVX defaulted for a while. Since then nothing and a decreasing amount of IP revenue. Are the facts that many of our existing licensees and a lot of potential new ones all “tied up” with the Maxwell decision i.e., will the floodgates open, if we win ?
Meanwhile apart from that marketing is quite simple its about producing something that customers want to buy and CPX have historically failed to do that and buck must stop with the BOD. No arguments there. Meanwhile, wobble sees the green shoots of recovery
Also it was suggested that Murata got out super capacitors because there was simply not enough margin in producing them. If so what has changed?.
What are the informed opinions for the next 6 months ie if we win or lose the Maxwell case?
the truth is that only the participants know the strengths or weaknesses of the case and i suspect its not black and white. the problem is that it is all consuming for cpx whereas for maxwell it is probably just an itch that needs a scratching . all i want is for someone to decide as i feel the long suffering shareholders need a decision. sadly with most companies the wishes of the shareholders are given minimum consideration . july 24 is day one, when will decision day be? . cant wait for it all to be over. and then wobble can **** me off all he likes when i sell at 20p
But who has been the more accurate so far. If you believe Wobbles ramping we should be around 20P . We aint . Simples
The placing was "to be applied towards new product development and driving revenues through sales and marketing" it was not insurance re the court case costs. My concern is that if the case is lost this previously ring fenced money will be diverted . As always the question is "how much do you trust the BOD"?
If the outcome is of this dispute is understood /expected then why did we have to go through a significant dilution just weeks before? As always the shareholders suffer
Just to be clear Wobble I am sat in the sunshine in sunny Bristol contemplating my navel and not having any aspirations of setting up second accounts . In my world as a PC Councillor any debate attracts a "civility and respect" sanction whereas on LSE I am branded as a troll. You just don't get it do you ? My genuine comments are based on the SP performance and not pie in the sky hoped for sales. You need to chill a bit . As I say its only money. Don't gamble more than you can afford to lose