Chris Heminway, Exec-Chair at Time To ACT, explains why now is the right time for the Group to IPO. Watch the video here.
CapaBlanca and NVHLtd showed themselves to be the worst sort of trolls ever to infest these parts. I for one am glad that they aren't here any more - oh wait! We get at least two reincarnations of Capa every week. Provocative, contrarian and aggressive, personally I can do without them.
In the grand scheme of things, I don't suppose it matters one bit. It just shouldn't happen, unless the power stack is left flooded. The original question was, how long could a VRFB hold it's charge? My answer was, effectively for ever, then Drifter said that the rate of self-discharge was 2.5% per day. I queried this. As Alfacomp then pointed out, the rate of self-discharge will be effectively zero if the power stack is drained. So I stand by my original answer.
@knuttie, I have done no such thing. Someone suggested that offering to buyout for 1.1 billion might do it. I wondered what that would mean in terms of share price? So I divided current MCAP into 1.1 billion to work out a multiplier, presuming that an offer of 1.1 billion would equate to an MCAP of the same amount. Nowhere have I divided anything by number of shares.
I'm still here. Have been since 2014, been invested since 2013. Can't lay claim to being the fount of all knowledge, however. My opinion hasn't changed in all that time. I still think this is a nailed-on certainty, even if it isn't happening as quickly as I expected or would have liked. I still hold over a million golden tickets and would buy more if funds permitted.
Keep the faith. You know it makes sense.
DYOR, GLA
numpty5, you started it!
I wouldn't dream of suggesting that it's funny. After all, I had my own shot across the bows quite recently and there wasn't anything the slightest bit funny about that.
"Life is a short warm moment, and death is a long cold rest." Or, as my sister the nurse would say, "Life's terminal."
God bless you all and keep you.