Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Fair point @latpulldown. I guess its the same old play for everyone then. Patience!
Just a thought; could it possibly to do with the potential of June 21st being extended by two weeks which would affect market confidence? Obviously cinemas are already open, but does extending the 21st June by two weeks increase the theoretical probability of further measures
Agree with both of you; @Sanboy, the reasons you give seem very reasonable (and I agree with those reasons too), but some people need to hear it from the horses mouth (to satisfy themselves), hence as D-B has suggested also makes good sense.
1. I can only comment about HL, as its the only platform I've ever used. So HL are trying to fix the problem with the Aquis live data feed; I asked them the same question a week ago when I noticed the issue too.
2. If anyone really wants VLRM stock, then they have to make the effort to phone in. I actually think it helps the company (because people are having to make an effort) therefore investors are having to think carefully about their investment choice before going to the effort of phoning in.
3. Is there a correlation between ease of purchase and SP? I'm no expert, and this is my opinion, but if there is a correlation, then I think it is for the better, because (refer to my item 2 above), the fact you have to make an effort and phone in, is bringing a better quality of investor. Take for example a person who was unsure about an investment and had the privilege of a simple tap on the phone to buy/sell shares, some would sell at the slightest change in SP and this type of investor behavior would lead to a lot more volatility which in turn would attract the wrong type of investor. As a side note, it has been mentioned in government strategic papers to not allow sales of shares above a certain value within 7days of purchase to prevent volatility, others losing out (left holding the baby at a high SP), and the fact short term investing does not help the company. Short term investing only helps the one, whereas long term investing helps everyone and the company.
4. Is VLRM underpriced? Yes and this is why I think so; whilst I'm no expert, listening to the like of @BlackXBag on here (and others, sorry I'm struggling to name you all), then Vinay Gupta in his many interviews who so obviously knows the market better than most, plus I've done some of my own digging around by looking at other similar NFT companies (and I've listened to other board members, read the website, read other things) , then the fact the UK market struggles with understanding tech companies whereas the US love them (hence we all await OTC any day now), then YES, it is undervalued. I'm happy with 55p, though some are saying £2 and more, so take that as range if you like but obviously its your choice though. I like to be conservative, whilst secretly praying and dreaming for the SP to go through the roof, I'm sure there are many like that, thats just being human. Get in early (ie. now) is the best thing to do.
Like I said though, I'm no expert, I'm sure others have their opinions too.
I don't think there will be a big daily rise, rather it will be steady rises, as revenue month on month increases, and the fear of another wave/lockdown subsides, market and investor confidence will return.
It's only a matter of time. Next week, next month, next year, I no longer care; either way, one day, I will double (or even triple) my money (in my SIPP).
Well said @FunInvestor. Last paragraph is spot on.
Yes, well done team Valereum. The strategy, service, product, marketing, etc we can all see is coming together, giving investors like me a lot of confidence that VLRM is a properly managed business that delivers. On a personal note, I don't watch the SP every hour anymore as I think the company is beyond that stage now and the general SP trajectory is north. So as long as VLRM continues to deliver service and product, the SP will take care of itself.
Thank you to the usual crew, you know who you are. For me, it's so nice to be part of something from the start and watch it grow.
@woodcot, thats a very useful post, and great point about April 2023. Are you implying the market is airing on the side of caution, because Cineworld needs a good run of 12months without any other waves/lockdowns that would affect the revenue and profitability?
Pre-you know what, Cineworld was performing well and profitable, and with a good run, will be a very profitable business again, so everyone please get your jabs, and batten down the international gates - hahahaha.
96.3 critical? Maybe, them again maybe not. It's just a matter of time.
So whether today, tomorrow or in a year 96.3, £1, £1.20, £1.50, all will be long gone. Looking forward to the growth in my SIPP account. Thank you Cine, God bless her and all those who sail in it.
I've had the same issue from the same date and time. I asked HL to look in to it, here is the response received yesterday:
"I wanted to get in touch regarding the pricing issues you've been experiencing with Valereum Blockchain, held within your HL Stocks & Shares ISA.
Having been in touch with our Online Support team, they have confirmed that we are currently experiencing a live pricing delay. This is currently affecting several stocks on the Aquis Stock Exchange.
I want to reassure you that this has already been raised with our IT department and we will be looking to rectify the issue as soon as possible."
This is great news. As most on here know, I'm fairly conservative, and my thinking was 55p sounded reasonable (because I don't want to be another person building people's hopes up, only to be let down; I can't live with that), but hey, all bets are off, and sky's the limit with the SP. But I'm glad the focus is on service and product, because if you get that right, the SP takes care of itself.
Ps. I wonder if Valereum with a V was Vinays idea :) or maybe Vinayreum or Vinereum; just a thought :) :)
Here is a link:
https://www.lse.co.uk/events/aquis-stock-exchange-special-8-june-2021-iyt8puq1qgl5w35.html
Just got Cineworld "unlimited" this very minute as a gift to myself ??.
I hope the steady increase continues. Its been up to early 40's about 5 times now, so it'll be good to consolidate (and even better if it goes beyond and in to the 50's).
It was a great Sunday Roast though; perhaps its becoming a bit more clearer to investors (and the wider market) what Valereum are doing.
@latpulldown; I wasn't aware of the potential for a rerate (I guess there was previously a rate down then). If that is the case then that's really positive.
It's a very good point you make.
Key point I took away from listening to Vinay was "linking crypto to real world assets via NFTs", because, let's face it, in the current state crypto has very few real world uses, and where it can be used, it's extremely difficult to use. So this is where Valereum (and Vinay) come in with "The Bridge". (Listen to the podcast for the detail, I'm no expert).
If any investors have any fears, have a listen to the podcast, I've listened to a few of Vinays interviews (because I'm invested, and had fears of my own, so I did my own research), and this guy knows his stuff, and always talks straight which I like.
I think sentiment around "debt" has changed post-covid19, and what are "acceptable levels of debt" has come in to focus against the backdrop of potential 3rd, 4th and more waves, and the threat of another lockdown, and whether cinema visitors would return. So I'm guessing the market is airing on the side of caution, and those fears can only be allayed by a good run over the next few months (without any more lockdowns).
Pre-covid, pre-lockdown, when the world was as normal as it could be, then Cineworld was a profitable business. Post-covid and under those sets of circumstances, it will be a profitable business again, and confidence in the market will return (with a good run of results).
I bought in at £1.20, averaged down to £1.16, then I had some profitable trades elsewhere in recent weeks, and I've used those profits to average down again to £1.10 .
From a analytical perspective, I'd be interested to know how different age groups define long term, medium term, and short term investment, and if their investment intentions are to "pump and dump" or "short", because until investors are honest with their questions (and investment intentions) then others on these boards find the questions difficult to answer.