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Okay I'm in bought 1000 shares

thinking about a punt today in share account before ISA buyers get access or has the market already found a good level....

It is so disappointing and also a waste of time all the bleating about our American cousins picking up the baton blah

NASDAQ will not make the difference here, all that will happen is a quick pop and drop as all the day traders get out at £2.50 or whatever.

Stick it where the sun dont shine

now down slightly at $2.67 with BTC close to $58K having been $56K when London closed.

Can we just stop this USA love in, clearly they have dropped the baton if they even managed to get it on 1st lap!

Stick NASDAQ where the sun dont shine as far as i'm concerned

FTSE 100 please.

BUY LONG STAY HAPPY

The last THREE RNS say a lot me.

3 Directors that have possibly contributed the square root of zero all exercising options and cashing in the bulk in the same transaction. So zero cost to them and they keep a few thousand pounds invested for how long?

Note Chris Baker is named on two RNSs so quite possibly two separate transactions days apart unless I'm mistaken.

Exercise of nil cost share options granted under the Long-Term Incentive Plan 2017 and sale/retention of shares

Chris Baker - Executive Officer - Software
Acquisition of shares on exercise of options Nil 167,015
Sale of shares £0.43860 122,835
Retention of shares Nil 44,180

Andy Start - Executive Officer – Government Services
Acquisition of shares on exercise of options Nil 156,577
Sale of shares £0.43140 73,740
Retention of shares Nil 82,837

Chantal Free - Executive Officer – People Solutions
Acquisition of shares on exercise of options Nil 108,858
Sale of shares £0.43350 51,266
Retention of shares Nil 57,59

Chris Baker - Executive Officer - Software
Acquisition of shares on exercise of options Nil 420,687
Sale of shares £0.429733 309,404
Retention of shares Nil 111,283

Just put a Fill or Kill in at with 3 minutes to the close and it got filled at 147p happy days

GLA

Just did 194p an absolute steal

GLA

Thanks Plymouth,

So other than buying more KR1 where does anyone think the place to get direct exposure and purchase Dot?

is it Binance?

I've added more at 148p this morning

Either that or go out and cut catalytic convertors of some cars!

I think NFTs for house purchase is great idea, will be an update to the Land Registry.

So buyers and sellers will charged fees question is who pays whom for what when?

And for shareholders in companies with NFTs how much do they get fore each transaction?

Hi Bluechipz,

I have no idea when or if CPI will ever be 70p.

As an employee I had shares in plan valued at £13 once.

Speculatively they could bounce to 50p quickly and that's my sell point having only juts bought £5K this morning as punt.

Remember you don't have to win the money back on the same horse, any portfolio should have a selection of investments and not all of them will be positive.

I don't think you'll ever see £2 again but I'm chastened after working there for over 10 years.

Got paid off last year handsomely so did alright with them.

However in IT Services which supports most if not all of the BPO and ITO contracts the place is a mess and has been forever IMHO.

Capita grew by acquisition (and share price by raising dividend every year) until it got bloated and all the goodwill accounting and debt caught up, then dividend got halted.

The management aren't leaders and the culture is old fashioned british top down micro-managed.
If I owned it I'd get every divisional leader to present me a 5 year plan using no powerpoint or aides, just stand there and tell me how they were going to do it. Guarantee none of them could.

However as a takeover target this has potential...

So what product or products do you think VLRM are about to launch to generate revenue?

Thanks tumtum,
yes the exchange takes a fee, is that the NFT or is that another fee?

I get that Beeple or celebrity's/Sport people or even Paris Hilton selling stuff for silly numbers like $1M but presumably they get the bulk of that being the owner or creator.
Then Christies or whatever exchange takes a 10%+ cut.
What does the NFT itself cost and is that related to the selling price of the item?

so the collectible item value depends on what someone is willing to pay, how much of that is payable to COIN?

do you know how much revenue COIN makes from an NFT transaction?

Okay so I understand commission the likes of Christies and any auction house/reseller charges a listing fee and percentage of sale value, what happens when collectible stamps or anything is sold via NFT is what I want to know.

Who pays whom for what when?
How much, is it a percentage or fixed?
And how often?

Okay so I understand commission the likes of Christies and any auction house/reseller charges a listing fee and percentage of sale value, what happens when art moves or anything is sold via NFT is what I want to know.

Who pays whom for what when?
How much, is it a percentage or fixed?
And how often?

okay so understand commission the likes of Christies and any reseller charges, what happens when art moves or anything is sold via NFT is what I want to know.

Who pays whom for what when?
How much, is is a percentage or fixed?
And how often?