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Or no salary to take. Im worried. Stories like this happened just before lond went thru. Organised for big money to get out before it closed. It left pi's holding the baby. Some are saying avoid on this. Britishbulls for one. Not that they are that good. However this could go either way from here. A bit of a p + d today? However if finances allow just maybe this could be big. Its an all or nothing situation

Any truth in us taking over sirius petroleum Some serious reserves there, what would it do for us longterm?

A huge profit is in INVU, Everyone got scared when they saw the voluntary delisting. This share was rising rapidly and twice I doubled my money on here and still held initial shares I purchased. the delisting worried people and so many sold and price dropped considerably. These will be available to sell and trade on another platform. The directors of the company know exactly what they are doing but unfortunately its the average pi who got shaken out of the tree and jumped out. I can see these being 100% up when they are on new platform and rising rapidly next year. Why people thought they would be stuck with shares they could not trade I do not know, the company is solid and increasing revenue. that revenue having a further major boost by not being on aim anymore. Research that for your selves. The big winners are those standing to accumulate all these sold shares which are the few pi's and the company owners. This was not a forced de risk, it was a voluntary one that has given a few people a nice bonus by getting shares cheap for the big jump up in next two weeks. GLA DYOR Last day to accumulate these here before they rise sharply on the new platform.

Directors of INVU are buying shares in large qty from investment companies and trusts that own these shares. does that sound like a rat jumping from a sinking ship... No it sounds more like a mutinee on board a ship very much seaworthy Only you selling will allow these pirates to take over your ship, or maybe stay on board and share the treasure they find.

Its a risk However depending how much you would be down if you sold today will depend if your going to take a huge loss or go in for a all or nothing risk. I see this as no greater a risk as aim itself. Infact I see the bod will now have the highest risk not pi. They could have shut business down, but chose to carry on trading I would say that there was no sign of the company having problems, business seemed pretty good. I have a feeling its better to stay in and that's from my research on current price. I could be very wrong, but to definitely lose so much, I think I will have better chance of break even or profit buy staying in. Please do own research as I am certainly not an expert on this.

I wrote to the company today and Ian Smith replied very promptly I will not post whole email just relevant question & answers What I said last week is right, why a anyone would sell at a loss I do not know. Company was / is doing well, just is intending to leave aim In my opinion that will make company stronger and worth more. Here are the Q & A What happens to my shares in invu if I do not sell them? You will still hold the Ordinary Shares. What happens if you delist from aim but I still own shares? If the de list is approved by shareholders and you do not sell them before the Cancellation of the listing on AIM, you will as above still hold the Ordinary Shares, you will still have the same voting rights (based on the 168,752,662 Ordinary Shares in issue) and the same proportion (based on the 168,752,662 Ordinary Shares plus the 305,000,000 A ordinary shares in issue) of the economic value of the Company. The letter to shareholders explained in section 4 (a) that one of the effects of cancellation would be that you could no longer sell the shares on AIM. The letter also addressed in section 6 a trading facility following Cancellation.

Earlier we had 8m sold and 4 m brought Now 8.4 m sold and 5m brought Not being on aim is not end of the world. It can often make a company more attractive for takeover and more profitable as a company Aim is a useful financing tool for starting a company up, for directors now they can delist and if everyone sells shares they will own company outright. Nothing you can do if you sell and then they make a fortune. Ask your self who are making the large buys when all the small pi's are selling. I am not going to try to influence what you do but urge you to research what a voluntary de listing means and if it can be profitable for shareholders. Don't just follow the herd, don't be a sheep. Its your hard earned cash and so research the possible scenarios first. Those already out will want you to follow them. This is like a game of who blinks first. I am holding my shares for the takeover that I believe is coming after delisting. I think the bod of invu have played a very clever game of poker here, I feel they are going to be laughing. |Those who hold will also be in profit as much as they are. Same for those who are buying on this news. Ask yourself why would anyone be buying and in large qty if this was flogging a dead horse. GLA

The sells out number the buys, but the buys are in bigger numbers Be careful selling today Sometimes its not bad to be de listed. Many positives from it. One is the huge savings from not being listed. Two getting value for company the one too be most aware of is you worry and lose all your shares at a loss, then after de list true value comes out and those left holding the shares get the profits. Normally the board If this was a forced de list then it would be less attractive, as it would be because they broke the rules or were doomed. they have chosen to delist. That is very likely a good thing and can increase profits. Normally between less people.

Forced delist is a worry, a voluntary de list has often the opposite effect for shareholders. You can profit hugely in such circumstances depending on the motivation. At the end of this I will post a link for you to do own research. The risk of staying in is same as when you buy aim shares. High risk high gain, So why do I think motivation is correct one for de listing and staying in? Contracts were being renewed, new contracts were being formalised and company share price was healthy. The company will get delisted, the main directors will then hold almost all the shares. They have not sold theirs I believe there are good reasons to delist and become a private company, especially if profits will rise from it and if a take over is on the cards. That would mean all those that sold lose money and the Directors then hold all those shares on the cheap. The company then makes money and you got forced out just at wrong time. Voluntary Delistings occur when a company decides that it would like to purchase all of its shares or move to an OTC market while in full compliance with the exchanges. Usually, these are the types of delistings that investors should carefully watch. 2.Forced Delistings occur when a company is forced to delist itself from an exchange because it fails to meet the listing requirements mandated by the exchange. Typically, companies are notified 30 days before being delisted and shares can plunge as a result Strategic Move - Company shares may be trading below intrinsic value, compelling the company to acquire its own shares as a strategic move. This typically results in shareholders being rewarded with substantial returns over the short term. Do your own thing, some may tell you to sell so they can drop price and get harvesting your cheap shares, others may tell you to sell because they have genuine concerns. Trust only your own research. Every situation is different, if you hold large sums I would de-risk some and hold some. I am holding all. Taking full gamble. Do research perhaps starting at this link. http://www.investopedia.com/articles/stocks/07/delisting.asp

Some significant sells this month by the company. No they want to delist. What would that mean if a company wanted to buy them out? The so called exit strategy !!! Well with everyone selling shares cheap the directors then re own thoseshares andva buy out goes all to them. Not every de list the same but invu I think will be the one that you envy. Nice sales growing company and external interest. I would definitely hold.

My buy has shown up as a sell. This happens alot on aim I think others r buys as well. So be careful as buys coming in and showing as sells. This must be to hold sp down. Someone wants it at bargain price.

Yep lmao I doubled my money on these, then sold and re purchased over last 5 days, that increased my holdings by 8% I think INVU have a future, like you said they have cash in the bank and good product.

I have a nice portfolio, i do a small trade but mainly investment I have now changed my forecast, 0.42 is under value for INVU. Think it will hover 0.42 - 0.60 for few months then increase to maybe 1p towards year end. I just brought back in.

They defo have a future but with businesses in uk trying to make savings this will be hard to market. However I do believe that considering they have added some contracts and maintained others, they have systems that companies like. If they can sell now then as economy picks up so will sp. I just feel next few months will be dificult. I expect sp of 0.40 this week. So maybe in a month I would buy back in at 0.35 DYOR as always thou

Probably buy in july august but sell now. Not enough happening news related for sp to hold up

A drop to 0.34 - 0.38 was too great, without any big new contracts my thoughts are that this stock will not flourish for a while. Suppose those happy to sit for years may do okay, but medium term this had its day in mid May. Now a correction IMHO

My sell is on there as a sell so all seems correct to me