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"Project's total costs, shared between the three partners, are expected be £570,651, of which Physiomics' costs are expected to be £196,251 (primarily comprising staff salaries). The Project costs are 70% funded by the grant, hence Physiomics will receive £137,376 over the course of the Project "
We must hope they don't win any more grants since only 70% of costs of these invariably loss making projects is recovered, i.e. baked in loss of at least 30%. Will be possibly an opportunity for stale holders to sell on the stupid spike - if there is one
My enemy's enemy is my friend?
Another clue, in case you're all struggling. Who has been hurt the most and will know where the bodies are buried?
404x spot on. You should all know by now who you have to contact. Question is will stupidity blind many here to the only real strategy that makes sense. Hint, do not bite the hand that could feed you
On the other hand stephen247 your hands are not clean since arguably you encouraged others to lose money in your many ill informed and stupid posts, the following is an example from a month ago :
"This share I stand firmly and repeatedly say this share will Fly. Nothing will stop what’s coming. Bed wetters please sell off at the bell. Moneymakers will definitely buy out the sells!"
This is really libellous, Cave has benefited least of all amongst shareholders, having seen the value of his significant shareholding fall from £18m at peak to zero. There is no evidence that he had any pecuniary advantage at all, and without his work there would be nothing for shareholder survivors here to fight about. The current CEO on the other hand.....
the likes of pj are so embarrassing - the total value of traded shares so far today is about £3k, he (it?) must be trading in penny parcels, it's all there to see someone with not even a pot to **** in ostensibly
Naive assessment, they would have dumped the lot, but there are not quite enough morons buying to enable them to do so. I have no doubt I could bid for and get the whole 13% if my IQ was also 13
Staggering level of denial here, though an interesting comment on human nature and an insight into why so many believe in fairies, the moon landing was faked etc etc. Lanstead do not appear to be hopeful seemingly
In fact Brown has made more shareholders rich than nearly any other CEO in the small cap market. The inhabitants of the of these boards tend to be those that paid to much and didn't sell. The market cap of RMS was £100m at one point, many shareholders got rich (though none are likely to be posting here) the same is true of Braveheart - millions paid out in dividend, share price 10 bagged between 2019 and 2021.
TheSyrup, you should follow the example of callit and do a bit of research. Braveheart paid out a dividend of 42p a couple of years back, no other AIM company has come close to rewarding its shareholders as much as that, even at current 6.5p, adding back the 42p dividend, to 48.5p shoots the lights out over a three year period compared with any other AIM stock over the same period.
What Is Death Spiral Debt? Death spiral debt describes debt financed through the use of a certain type of convertible bonds or convertible preferred stock resulting in an ever-increasing number of shares of common stock, inevitably leading to a steep drop in the price of those shares. Ultimately bankruptcy can result.
Where has he gone - has he been nicked? Looks like he is stuck with the shares he bought earlier in the week hoping to find enough greater fools to buy his barely coherent gibberish. Btw over the past week or so this site has become an embarrassment to UK education and the human race
Once a Duffin, always a Duffin, so if the past is any guide to the future, I would not be surprised by one last Alice in Wonderland RNS, which will have the share price spiked by the 'never learns' here, their presence evidenced by myriads of £300 bargains and myriad moronic posts ......and then goodnight Vienna
More fantasy from Walter Mitty, the VWAP is 0.078 and the value of shares traded is £16k
Utter fantasy, from a Walter Mitty character apparently
Zero sales, Zero resources, Zero finished products, Zero talented CEO, Zero prospects, Zero share price quite soon, Zero reasons to buy it unless you are a gambler mis-representing yourself as an investor like one tedious recent poster
ProfitJock, there aren't any institutional investors in this stock. if there ever were any they have sold long ago when the market cap was above £40m. Your ad hominem scribble suggests you are in a rather desperate position