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Obviously I've already told you my view on that, whether right or wrong (and it's probably what you're seeing copied on Twitter) ;)

Bore off you rampy twerp.
I'm glad you think I'm held in such high esteem that me leaving a stock and not posting on it for ages has the effect of "smashing sentiment". Although to be fair, compared to you, I imagine I am held in very high esteem by the majority of people with half a brain.
Posting that I think it's decent value now is hardly leading the ramping.
I suppose this is just you trying to convince yourself that your endless ramping of the stock, and verbally attacking anyone who doesn't agree with everything you say, is acceptable.

That could be a very good thing Snooty. It's a sizeable amount.
I'd say fairly frequently, when there's been a big seller around on a share, the dumping tends to finish with one big dump. Presumably because there's enough liquidity to accept the sale of all their remaining shares (my guess is the broker will have taken them themselves). When this happens you quite often get the bounce (which is what I've been waiting for). Partly because the selling has stopped but partly because (in my view) the broker has just restocked their coffers with a load of shares at the lows and it's in their interest for the price to rise.
If this IS the case in this instance, and we start seeing some good buying, then the bounce may be on.

Fingers crossed.

MCAP now at £12.5m and looking very cheap in my book.
Without going bananas on assessments of increased value of any holding since purchase, I'd say you'd comfortably end up with a total well north of that, if trying to total up what each one may now be worth.
Factom still looking good and that's the biggest investment (credible, widely applicable, and picking up business/partners as it emerges from infancy). That alone could comfortably account for a very big chunk of that MCAP.

God I hate these garbage sites.
It's the same with football.
You've got sites which regurgitate stories over and over and are usually written by a 12 year old without a clue about what they're talking.
It bangs on about debt and gets the figures completely wrong as Regent Pacific has no long term debt and the short term stuff is nowhere near what it suggests.
It's also trying to value it purely on revenue which is fkin stoopid for anything bar a mature company. Certainly not an early-stage tech-investing one!
Utter drivel.

Pointless is the word.

Posting some information someone thinks reflects well on FFWD (a share they hold) is fine.

All the senseless "we know more than you", "anyone who can't see what we see is an idiot", "this is about to go boom (said every two minutes)", or the assumption/implication that with lots of research you'll suddenly see the light and know this (or any share) is a no brainer, and so on and so forth is what winds everyone up (both those invested and those not).

Thanks.

I note our old mining disaster is having its day in the sun today (on the face of it looks good news - but a healthy skeptic might say most of the previous RNSs did too - and then all came to nothing). Should be interesting to see how it plays out.

I imagine it gives them more options - there's the positives I list previously of holding - but if they do want to sell up - they can probably more easily liquidate the position to fund other investments - if they see more value elsewhere.

Although if the block-seller would hurry up and finish it'd also go a long way to helping the SP to finally bounce!

If we do retain the RP shares, rather than selling them to fund investments elsewhere, then instead of guesstimating a value for Yooya and reflecting that on the books, anyone can simply look up the value of those shares on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
So aside from Yooya being better resourced it could mean that value is much more easily reflected on the FFWD books and in investors minds.

I'd not be too unhappy with this as Yooya is a, and was always going to be, hard one to value, and therefore hard to see the value properly reflected in the FFWD share price.
Now it looks like it'll form part of a bigger player who'll be able to drive the value more.
Although it could well be that we simply retain the Regent Pacfic shares - bought near their lows - as they exploit Yooya integrated with their bigger resources.
Wouldn't be too unhappy with this.

Yooya stake last valued at £1,46m
Yooya offer value would be £1.77m
So it's a slight premium, and the Regent Pacific shares are being acquired near lows, so decent potential for upside in a half billion pound company.
I suspect though, that the main reason FFWD might accept it, is because they'd be easily able to sell those shares in the near future, and fund further investment elsewhere.

https://investegate.co.uk/fastforward-inn-ltd--ffwd-/rns/investee-company-update--offer-for-yooya/201905291543335148A/

Looks likes one of those days where MMs across the board have marked virtually everything down a tick or two due to "market wobbles".
It's like there's a conference call at 7:30am and they all go "right lads" we're having a sale today and everything's starting at 5% off barring a few exceptions ;)

You wouldn’t know a good post if you read one doggo ;)

That'd be something worth celebrating ;)

16 mins 30 Paul is introduced to save others some time.

Is there a way for him to take it the right way!? :p

If anything it looks like the same shares being repeatedly bought and sold!
Some bored brokers trying to make it look busy? :p

Are they supposed to invent news just to RNS and stop you moaning about nothing?
All you ever post is dreary nonsense on the messageboards of various shares saying they're not looking good for no reason.