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reportonthis21 and the £20m investment news soon... Ah the nostalgic memories of Hoppy and last year's huge news soon
I'm a positive investor here but a £7m company, investing £20m.. that's Narnia level tosh
Did Craig make a commitment to confirm a 1m oz resource? I don't remember what was Message Board chatter vs facts.
There's definitely good news in yet another disappointing and strangely worded RNS, but the absence of a million ounce resource could be considered a failure to deliver from Craig.
Onwards and upwards though, great buying opportunity Hodl for Godl
70 ties coming this week, DubleD?
Is online clothes shopping confusing you? I recommend keeping away from more complex matters like share dealing
Surginater - I'm trying to research this company and personally struggle to follow it all. There's so many terms used here: antibody, antigen, mologic, Abingdon, tech transfer... It's difficult to understand the meaningfulness of each. Could you recommend a reliable source of explanation please?
Dan you've been tweeting the polish price repeatedly for days. Even you can't honestly believe that a spike in a market that trades 6% of the shares is meaningful enough to justify the shameless ramping?
I'm not deramping. As I said, a weighted average target of 6p is a 50% increase here. But the guys hyping this over Poland being 100%s is embarrassing
Dan you've been tweeting the polish price repeatedly for days. Even you can't honestly believe that a spike in a market that trades 6% of the shares is meaningful enough to justify the shameless ramping?
I'm not deramping. As I said, a weighted average target of 6p is a 50% increase here. But the guys hyping this over Poland being 100%s is embarrassing
This is disappointing:
"To date, Serinus Energy has issued a total of 1.14 billion shares, of which approx. 78 million shares are listed on the WSE."
Only 6% of shares are listed in Poland, rather than hoping for this to equalise somewhere between 20-40p, the weighed average would suggest a 6p target.
Obvs if Poland has reacted to a leak its different but the spike looks caused by scarcity over there
The confidence that Blu aren't planning a placing almost seems irrelevant. Leaf are planning to raise, SatoshiPay said they'll be looking to raise this year. The eSports startups are likely to raise.
A diluted share of multiple investee companies is as bad as a blu placing, and that's almost guaranteed this year.
A regrettable buy here.
Patience appears to be exhausted with SatoshiPay, if they don't deliver soon this will be getting dumped heavily. However, if they deliver anywhere near what they are aiming for, Blu multibags.
Same for eSports. It's an all or nothing year for the whole portfolio.
The potential is worth the risk imo. 0.1p or 1p+
Credit to DanTheMan for the Twitter post where this was copied
https://twitter.com/Stale_Bull/status/1352330677308583941?s=19
A lot of regulatory stuff has been introduced in the past few years, things might've changed since you bought.
Polo was an exchange which stopped offering services to US customers. Although you might not be in the US, you might need to provide ID documents to prove you're in the UK before your account features are reactivate.
I don't use Polo but had a similar experience on a different exchange
Hope that helps
Asking that question on a Friday about a possible Monday investment shows you have a lot of research to catch up on.
Bitcoin doesn't close. By Monday, it could be $20k and Argo will tank, or could be $50k and it'll fly...
The last halving was around May last year, next halving isn't expected until 2024
It simply means the reward payment to miners halves, so makes it less profitable. Less efficient miners shut down, Argo is in a phenomenal position to remain profitable and become take higher income due to the shrinking pool of miners. All a long way off though
Some people seem concerned that Argo "only" mined 96 coins / £1.63m in December
These words are very relevant: "Based on daily foreign exchange rates and cryptocurrency prices during the month, "
Argo are accuracy reporting on the daily price but they don't sell on a daily basis. They are currently holding 209 coins, up from 178 in the last update.
31 additional coins, which are worth significantly more than they were in the first half of December while bitcoin was under 20k
The results are very good, and actually better than they appear
I really don't understand that logic. To me, its like saying things bode well for a sweet shop that accepts £ because the pound is up against the dollar.
Without a significant holding of XLM, the price seems irrelevant. The Micropayment and B2B products take a % cut of a transaction, which is relative to the price at the time? 10% of £10 is £1, whether that equates to 1 XLM or 100 is not relevant unless they're already hording them?
I'm tempted by BLU (I think I'm following Duke here from ARB) but I'm not getting it.
I'm fully expecting an RNS tomorrow with December's figures, hopefully all good news.
Lockdown and the impact to the economy mean the money printers will be buzzing soon. People should/will be moving their soon to be diluted cash into bitcoin.