Member Info for RichTheNewbie

Couple more now and another MM ticks up onto the bid.
With AIM being a dodgy leaky old cesspit there could be some news Monday.

There's a larger buy come through now. Someone mopping up the sells at the lows it would appear.

Interesting trading......despite the few apparent sells there's been another MM who've ticked up to being on the bid again.
Hard to read into anything on AIM smoke and mirrors but does appear there's more than one MM trying to accumulate now.

Nothing really new (but there was hardly going to be was there!).
Really just confirms what we already know......in house development looking good and Pharmaxis looking like they may do a whopper of a deal this quarter (with a bit of luck).

Or those are just rollovers and they're still asleep ;)
(price did move up though so hard to tell)

Well there's been buying in 80k blocks this morning.......perhaps the gentle nudge to the BoD worked and they've perked up and started to give this a little TLC.

Hard to do it eloquently in one tweet but tried to make the point.

Maybe I can nudge them into life with a tweet (probably not but worth a nudge).

Well if they're not going to put the recent placing money to good use (and any other existing cash they had)......

Then it'd probably be a better idea to be buying back shares now, rather than at 17p+ like they did, whilst Lorne sold a load of shares, and then placing them at 13p to pay back Lorne's loan.

Regardless of the investments and how good they are - all of that was poor.

Apologies seav1ew.
For some reason investegate keeps taking me to page three rather than one (so looked at the old placing RNS for shares in issue).

No it's about £16m right now.

This is like a bad episode of Eastenders.
(not that there's a good one I imagine)

Probably selling rather than listen to your incessant whining.

Zzzzzz

Calm yourself doggo.
I don't think you could say he was "deramping".
He's simply not getting carried away with big numbers in isolation.
Don't see anything wrong with that personally.

The article's language means it's referring to the company Factom inc.
However it doesn't mean the author isn't confusing the two things.
Who cares anyway ;)

Still better than network rail......

Annotated to make it easier to spot the spikes ;)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/8YF7Gh5q/

And the chart of the share price is upwards in the long term.
Shareholders have generally gained not lost out as long, if you didn't invest on a spike, and held for a reasonable period of time most people will have had the chance to sell at a profit.

Personally I think the pullback and now consolidation in bitcoin is a factor in Factom not yet being further along (or even having raised).
Being a cryptocurrency skeptic I felt that was always inevitable.
However, Bitcoin may have got to the point of being "too big to fail", and vested interests will keep it going, even if it doesn't keep rising in the stellar manner it previously did.
A lot of the garbage cryptos will die off.
Similarly, amongst the backdrop of the shine coming off zillions of worthless cryptocurrencies, the progress to practical blockchain utilisation continues, and imo will be a progressive shift. The slowest growth will always be now, as the first companies start to adopt it, iron out the bugs, and demonstrate that it is a workable and effective technology (whichever blockchain implementation it is).
One company using it effectively will turn into 10, which will turn into 100, and so forth. It's a complicated subject, but once the blockchain companies can turn up to sales pitches or partnering discussions, with real-world use-cases to demonstrate to all the powerful non-techies, then it becomes that much easier to say "look this stuff works, and better than anything you have now, here's the proof".