LOL you do make me laugh, wrong by a wide margin on one account and 100% wrong on another. Why not advertise another of mine I gave you for free a few weeks ago...Angle short code AGL and see how that is doing today eh. I will bet you one thing, that will be way above this % wise in 6-9 months time.
I notice the word you used twice is "could". This aligned with may, might, possibly, reminds me of that verse If by (I think) Rudyard Kipling..."if ifs and ands were pots and pans then all the world be tinkers".
You really should listen to alternative views like those expressed from woodfromthetrees. Take off those rose coloured specs for once. There will in all probability be a public enquiry coming; these take from months to years to find. I am still in here but will take whatever comes re a hopeful rise in the sp. Those in for the long term beware. You may be in a old folks home before any dividends come (if at all).
Every time time more shares are introduced this raises the bar for the s p to jump over. Hence one of the reasons why the upwards movement is sluggish at best and usually static. It's just a case of action and reaction. The way to overcome this is to have a significant length of time where no more placing's take place OMO
Just look at how AIM companies have share prices have performed following a consolidation. History will show you they almost without exception drop in price (pro rata), with many never recovering to pre-con prices. FACT.
Whether you believe me is of no consequence to me. I am still holding (for now) just trying to give a balanced view amid all the sometimes hysterical ramping on here. Someone has just intimated that consolidation may be good. In my experience with AIM companies this very rarely is.
History shows that usually when a company keeps floating more and more shares (for whatever reason) especially into billions then a point is reached where it decides to have a consolidation; 10-1, 100-1 etc. This very rarely is a good sign for private investors.The majors are obviously kept 'in the picture' so they know what to do in that eventuality. OMO as always..