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Anyway I am out. This is going to 65

Maybe in your tiny mind.

Not sure how you can see what stocks I own

Will be able to get these for 40p again soon.

Article on Jupiter linked trust Chrysalis, which has some similarities although I think Graphcore is the only portfolio company that both invested in.

Chrysalis mainly THG, Klarna, Starling and Wise, the latter which was once in Draper but they sold out if I remember.

https://www.ft.com/content/ca73a4cb-e1de-454d-a309-5fa1064070c4

Shear Class you are a joke.

You have invested in Engage XR just because they say the word metaverse.

And you think they are unique because they are the only Aim listed metaverse company.

That's because many such companies are VC funded and not listed.

Now go and look at Hadean and what they are doing with building metaverse worlds that are not limited to 70 participants.

The institutional investors were clearly only prepared to pay 80p

This is what AN was talking about when he said they only want long term investors.

Not ones who will be put off by a discounted placing

Watch and see. If not today then the coming weeks

Mate you will be able to pick them up sub 70p soon

I didn't even get notification from Primary Bid from their app

Contract signed with the Army

https://www.armyrecognition.com/defense_news_july_2022_global_security_army_industry/hadean_to_supply_british_army_with_cloud_distributed_simulation_pathfinder.html

Crypto woes benefitting Ledger as people move money off exchanges like Coinbase and into hardware wallets.

https://www.cointelegraph.com/news/hardware-crypto-wallet-sales-increase-as-centralized-exchanges-scramble/amp

Because Klarna was valued at $5.9bn down from $46bn

Berenberg sounded doubtful that the market would get the value of the MV portfolio, hence their concern about an offer that would take advantage of the depressed price.

Saying that some large PE firms have dedicated VC arms. KKR has a tech growth fund with a lot of ex Salesforce Ventures and Silver Lake staff

I don't think any bid would come from private equity.

It's not as if they are interchangeable and a PE firm can suddenly become a VC firm, capable of contributing what the MV partners and associates bring to the table in terms of progressing companies through the different funding rounds.

Maybe another VC firm though.

I too have been worried about a buyout on the cheap.

The SP activity is reminiscent of that of Blue Prism before they were taken out on the cheap. That also involved TR1s referencing derivatives trading.

A big part of the MV shareholder base is institutional so hopefully any lowball bid can be rebuffed.

Yeah a better solution is needed for businesses that feel obliged to accept card payments but then get stung on fees and are kept waiting for the money

Entering retail payments market

0.8% transaction fee compared to industry standard of 1.75% and giving retailers the money much quicker.

https://www.cityam.com/london-fintech-revolut-launches-first-card-reader-in-venture-into-physical-retail/%3famp=1

How do you explain the ongoing drops with no TR1s showing a reduced position?

The PI base is pretty low here. Trades are overwhelmingly dominated by small automated amounts that can drop the price when no buying volume.

I am fairly certain that the short position here is substantial, despite it not showing.

I think it is concealed through the US over the counter listing.