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How much is the pilot scheme with Gloucestershire Police force costing Defense Holdings? They are after all paying for themselves and if it doesn’t work and is not taken up and paid for by any other police force then that’s a massive waste of money and ALRT will plummet. My guess is GPF will say it needs another 6 months and ALRT has to carry on funding the programme.

Honestly, what do the Directors of this company do for their salaries? The only news this year was half year report and news from Weardale about a Grant that will allow them to do a feasibility study. There’s actually been nothing from the Company about its activities - if indeed there are any - for nearly 6 months. It’s a joke.

Next CLN this week? And at what price will the next load of shares be given to Alumni for? They won’t tell you in the RNS but the last lot were at 0.085p. I reckon we’ll see the lowest possible price of 0.06p because Alumni seem pretty intent on turning 75% profit minimum. Share price will drop to .10p and then it either goes into suspension or administration. They need to£50k a week (!) for running this absolute sh.t show. They’ve played the AIM casino to perfection. At some point very soon all retail investors will be dumped off the wagon and then we will see what the real plan has been all along. Shame because those agreements that are in place with various other parties are clearly worth something. tRLS jus ain’t for sharing though.

Cat quite believe there are still a few stooges sticking their necks out here. The CEO has NEVER delivered on ANY promise or potential he has shouted about. EVER. Get real. The guy is a seasoned fabricator to an astonishing level. When has he ever told the truth .? He said this was ‘truly ground breaking’ in Sept 2025 and that share holders could expect a deal ‘from any day…’

Listen to those words then think on where we are now. Nowhere. He’s a seria liar imho and no one should believe a single word he says. Very pleased I jumped ship at 5.85p albeit with a loss. Better than losing everything.

Was just listening back to an episode of Zak Mir Hot Picks and TRLS cropped up. Only just over two months ago he was predicting 1.5p! Oh dear……

Cn100 - if they were going to loan a couple mill to see them through the next few months why would they not have done it already? Don’t get me wrong, I agree that should/could hav happened but for some reason Marla preferred to go down the death spiral finance agreement with Alumni. Why? Something is happening here but I think it will only benefit a handful of people as and when the take it private or it’s bought in a distressed sale and Marla and Co move on to generous new contracts as employees of the new owners - and have their loans repaid.

These are the death throes we are witnessing. End of May it will all be over.

And I have absolutely no fear of the price rising here. Ever. Hate the thought of you losing your £100 you chucked in two days ago though. That would really upset me.

About as embarrassed as you must be JB. Or are you bipolar and just forgotten about exactly how you behaved recently? Encouraging everyone this was a lost cause…? Run along now, playtime will be over in a minute and you’ll need to be home in time for tea.

But not for the right reasons.

11 trades apparently but lse only choose to print 3. Usual rubbish

JB from just 3 weeks ago - your post

'Yeah and it;s that 5m lending facility thats killing the stock which they can't stop using otherwise it goes into administration pretty quickly.

It's called death spiral financing for a reason, why else do you think this has endless selling.'

But now you see things differently yes? Hilarious

If share price keeps falling with each CLN we soon reach the point where they can’t do an issue of equity to Alumni below 0.06p. They then quickly run out of money. Admin or distressed sale. The only end.

‘ The only time nominal value matters is when issuing new shares below nominal value — and even then, companies simply reduce nominal value or consolidate.’

Erm…isn’t that exactly what I said? Lol

They will soon be time when nominal value is hit by alumni capital in one of their conversions. Once this has been reached, I don’t believe anymore can be converted without the company doing something fairly drastic that would significantly lower the value even more. Perhaps they could do a consolidation? I’m no expert in this but once the price hits 0.06p then the company is Stein made in raising further funds. The most recent branch of shares 59 million of them were given to alumni capital at a price of 0.085p so we are nearly there. I’m probably wrong but I think there can only be one or possibly two more of these conversion notes before the company hits a brick wall and with no contracts still in sight then it has to be curtains. I had hoped it would be different and that this could be turned around at the death, but it really feels like it’s reached the point of no return.

Doesn’t mean I can’t retain an interest in the stock or that I can’t post JB. Or are you the new moderator for LSE? I believe you posted on TRLS for months did you not before you decided only yesterday to ‘start a position’ here. Think that suggests you might be being a tad hypocritical yes?

Amazing how the mms can suddenly in a single day find all the volume needed to give Alumni a decent price for their 59m shares. The second that’s done the volume comes to a shuddering halt. Not bent at all. That’s why I’m now out as I see a repeat of this for several more weeks and perhaps a couple of months and the price dropping much further. Not sure I’ll buy back in though as it does appear to be a complete stitch up and the value has now droppped over 99.5% since they listed just 5 years ago. In fact, with the exception of the occasional spike it’s been dropping almost consistently. Think they came to LSE AIM specifically to rinse retail investors here knowing the FcA would do nothing to challenge them.

And as a farewell gift I’ll just say I think this ‘no stock available’ game is just that, a manoeuvre by the mms to make retail think this is about to fly. Reminder they’ve got 59m shares they now need retail to gobble up

Nope, correct JB but I’m amused to see you become so forceful in your now positive observations of any market moves or even twitches. It’s a different story once you’re in a guess. But I’ll hope for all those remaining that this comes good, somehow.

Personally think Mount Sinai will end up having this and it’s them buying Alumni’s shares. Foreign based organisation that LsE and the FCA have little or no inclination to go after for these of a company now valued at less than half a million quid. I hate AIM

When it gets to 0.01p I might put £500 in just on the off chance something happens but anyone buying now imho is utterly mad. This is only going one way for the next few months. tRlS can only stay in business by converting these loan notes and they can do that at whatever price they choose. By end of May or June I think the share price will be a fraction of where it is now.

So, step back & take a look at what this BODs have done, whilst actually signing several positive agreements with some really serious partners. It should by now be obvious what the plan is so I would really urge people to ignore JB who is just an idiot and probably desperately trying to now sell out but I wishes he’d done so a fortnight ago at a price of .2p. It’s lost yet another 40% in just 2 weeks. Please folks, do not go there. Seen it so many times before and Alumni will bleed you until you are dead. They don’t give a sh.t. They make money, that’s the only thing that matters.

‘ The conversion results in new equity being issued at 0.085p, a steep discount that illustrates the dilutive mechanics of convertible loan note financing at distressed valuations.’

Alumni walk away with 50% profit for for every £50k they cough up.

JB - I’ve been known to flip in my time but you’re special. As it happens you’ve probably bought my shares as I’m now out. Lost over £3k in just a couple of months. Was prepared for a punt but this could go on for another 6 months at least. If TRlS can get their costs down to £50k per week then that’s a CLN every 7 days. As I said earlier, that means this will probably end up with 3 or 4 billion shares and a price of 0.01. Then they’ll take it private having made an offer to share holders that have been brave/stupid enough to hold, saying if you don’t accept the derisory they will almost certainly file for administration. Nasty stuff. Really nasty and this is allowed and seen as a perfectly respectable way for a part of the London Stock Exchange to operate. Carry on, as you were