The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
https://aim-watch.com/project/blockchain-technology-aim-investments/
Blockchain Technology Stocks On AIM (2020)
In this first in a series of articles looking at technology shares to watch on the FTSE AIM Market, we examine why blockchain technology is thought to be so revolutionary, as well as the current blockchain investment opportunities that exist on AIM.
Blue Star Capital (BLU)
Catenae Innovation (CTEA)
Clear Leisure (CLP)
Fast Forward Innovations (FFWD)
Minds-Machines Group (MMX)
Online Blockchain (OBC)
Velea Technologies (VELA)
Wandisco (WAND)
https://aim-watch.com/project/blockchain-technology-aim-investments/
Blockchain Technology Stocks On AIM (2020)
In this first in a series of articles looking at technology shares to watch on the FTSE AIM Market, we examine why blockchain technology is thought to be so revolutionary, as well as the current blockchain investment opportunities that exist on AIM.
Blue Star Capital (BLU)
Catenae Innovation (CTEA)
Clear Leisure (CLP)
Fast Forward Innovations (FFWD)
Minds-Machines Group (MMX)
Online Blockchain (OBC)
Velea Technologies (VELA)
Wandisco (WAND)
https://aim-watch.com/project/blockchain-technology-aim-investments/
Blockchain Technology Stocks On AIM (2020)
In this first in a series of articles looking at technology shares to watch on the FTSE AIM Market, we examine why blockchain technology is thought to be so revolutionary, as well as the current blockchain investment opportunities that exist on AIM.
Blue Star Capital (BLU)
Catenae Innovation (CTEA)
Clear Leisure (CLP)
Fast Forward Innovations (FFWD)
Minds-Machines Group (MMX)
Online Blockchain (OBC)
Velea Technologies (VELA)
Wandisco (WAND)
https://aim-watch.com/project/blockchain-technology-aim-investments/
Blockchain Technology Stocks On AIM (2020)
In this first in a series of articles looking at technology shares to watch on the FTSE AIM Market, we examine why blockchain technology is thought to be so revolutionary, as well as the current blockchain investment opportunities that exist on AIM.
Blue Star Capital (BLU)
Catenae Innovation (CTEA)
Clear Leisure (CLP)
Fast Forward Innovations (FFWD)
Minds-Machines Group (MMX)
Online Blockchain (OBC)
Velea Technologies (VELA)
Wandisco (WAND)
https://aim-watch.com/project/blockchain-technology-aim-investments/
Blockchain Technology Stocks On AIM (2020)
In this first in a series of articles looking at technology shares to watch on the FTSE AIM Market, we examine why blockchain technology is thought to be so revolutionary, as well as the current blockchain investment opportunities that exist on AIM.
Blue Star Capital (BLU)
Catenae Innovation (CTEA)
Clear Leisure (CLP)
Fast Forward Innovations (FFWD)
Minds-Machines Group (MMX)
Online Blockchain (OBC)
Velea Technologies (VELA)
Wandisco (WAND)
Good luck with that one. You never see any articles or news in the media about what Ctea is doing when you do a google search. It’s like it doesn’t exist.
In his last proactive interview he said the £1m fund raise wasn’t for fast cars. He also seemed surprised and pleased that Ctea had received 2 cold calls about the product in 2 weeks. You couldn’t make it up. Well the fund raise obviously wasn’t spent on talking to the govt as the govt has funded 8 companies to develop Covid apps but Ctea wasn’t one of them. One of these companies had signed up something like 100 companies (some of them city based) to test their employees. How many has Ctea signed up Guy. Care to tell us Guy. No thought not.
I gather our Oscar performing RADA trained CEO and Farting were seen leaving one of the 18 pharmacies this morning with a film crew in tow. It’s believed they are filming Cliff Edge - Sequel 2. Given the cinemas are closed it can only be seen on Netflix. I will leave it to you to work out the plot but I think we already know it won’t end well for PI’s.
This is the problem there is never any meat on the bones. As you say is the mobile company testing its staff or doing something else. The fact it only deserved a short one line lacking absolutely the tiniest of detail spoke volumes. And why didn’t it warrant a separate RNS. And 18 pharmacies. What does that mean. Is it one group of pharmacies comprising 18 in total or 18 separate ones comprising a lot more than the said 18. The detail is so sparse it’s like it’s deliberately designed to be that way because if you were given the full SP it probably wouldn’t amount to much. I can’t remember what year cliff edge guy, our oscar starring CEO passed out of RADA but in one of his recent performances I think he said the company was fully funded. Or was he talking about his and fartings bank accounts.
The Naked Trader bought see in 2013/14 and sold the shares he held in his ISA in May 2015 but kept the ones he held in his SIPP. His reasons for selling are copied below from his website Naked Trader.co.uk click on archive click on 14/5/15 and scroll down to markets. Given his reasons for selling in 2015 I wonder if he will now be looking at buying into SEE again given the recent announcements that have been made and increase in share price. “Another non mover for what seems for ever is See it's been 5-6p for over a year so I sold some- the ones in my isa where I needed the money but kept the ones in my Sipp. I banked an overall profit of £402 for the site. It could still easily become a massive company but I'll wait for an announcement or an obvious move up in the price before buying some more for the isa part”