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It’s fine to make your point, but you have to wonder about someone that tries to dominate the board with their opinion, especially when they had an opposing view not that long ago.

Listen carefully to everyone, but only you can press the buy or sell button. Own it.

It’s just this week’s hot stock & will probably drop, like this has done. No amount of knowledge and research can replace buying at the right time. It’s better to be lucky than good.

Someone lying about being short and trolling the board is actually quite amusing. Winding up the same people that have been claiming the “seller is out” for the last few weeks.

No point crying about someone doing the same as you, just because it’s negative and not what you want to hear.

Good advice, but probably had a bit more validity at 10p+. Nobody should make any financial decisions based on a free and anonymous bulletin board.

It’s good to know that the relentless decline doesn’t affect some posters……

Selling was finished about three weeks ago, according to some on here. Once it turns, I would expect real fireworks. The only question is at what point will that be?

I can’t believe that people are trying to justify this drop by blaming the company for not updating, or bad MM’s for allowing this to happen.

What did people think was going to happen after such a monumental rise?

Own your own decisions and don’t blame anyone else.

I bought yesterday, and we all know it will bounce, but from how low is the question?

There’s always plenty of excuses for terrible share price performance - weak holders, background selling, impatience, trolls & loads more. People sell for lots of reasons, and daily decline is one of them. Holding on and criticising those that sell is stupid. Making money is the name of the game (or should be), not blind loyalty to people running companies that will always get paid, no matter what.

Just bought back in. The “seller has been out” for about three weeks, if you listen to the noise. I bought back for no other reason than it held reasonably steady under relentless selling, and is now worth a gamble. Some people only want to hear positive things, this is why so many people lose.

Classic tactics there, pretend to be a holder to try and gain credibility, then spend all day bashing. If it goes up, win, if it goes down, win. Bit transparent though.

From past experience, when everyone claims the “seller is done”, usually leaves a couple of extra weeks of discomfort before they are actually done. Hopefully this will turn soon, and the rise back will be sure and steady

I might be unlucky, but at least I’m not you.

Anyone that takes advice from a free and anonymous bulletin board shouldn’t have access to money. Anyone that thinks their opinion is worth anything, particularly someone who keeps returning for validation, has mental health problems.

Santa says “if this happens or that happens, then this might happen around then”

Absolutely insightful commentary there, you must be very successful with that kind of knowledge.

If contracts are flying in, then they are keeping it a secret.

If contracts are flying in, than you would assume that there would be plenty money coming in.

If contracts are flying in, then you’d think they didn’t need to raise cash.

I don’t think contracts are flying in.

People getting exited over 29 trades. The optimism is admirable, but not really very sensible

Hi Ask. Yes, I’m invested here. It’s not a requirement to hold shares to post on a free and anonymous bulletin board though!

I believe there will be a decent spike at some point soon, and 2p should be achievable. That would give me an excellent return. History shows that this is a fairly regular occurrence, but the downside is how far it slips beforehand.

Good luck to all, especially long term holders.

If it doesn’t lead to contracts and revenue, the management should do the decent thing and wind the company up.

They have taken it from 60p to 0.75p and raised £40 million on the way, the latest fundraising isn’t exactly clear and simple to understand - why?

In the absence of announcing a contract, the management team could show some confidence and buy shares using their own money, that would be a good start.

Maybe a business update with some real information would be good too - how much revenue do they make from existing contracts? Who are existing customers?

I don’t believe people are happy that the value of their shares has been obliterated, contracts that were teased haven’t materialised, money has been raised to keep the lights on & the new management have added absolutely nothing of value. Either these people are just plain stupid or they are in on the scam.

Congratulations to those cheerleaders that helped facilitate this latest fundraising. Endless Tarana links and the promise of contracts was enough of a smokescreen to help get it away.

This money is to keep the lights on, and pay the (undoubtedly) large wages of the management team.

Have any of the new BOD bought shares yet?