Member Info for share12345

"There are quite a few bridges in front of us at the moment, but none of them seem to be bad or expensive." Considering the potential upside they come with, each one looks to be worth crossing.

Off Topic Opinion: No Opinion Price: 0.00 View Thread (5) RE: One more Tue 12:41 https://bituptick.com/bitcoin-binary-options-tools-and-resources/trading-jokes-and-humour/ Traditions capitalism � You have 2 cows. � You sell 1 and buy a bull. � Your herd multiplies, and the economy grows. � You sell them and retire on the income. American capitalism � You have 2 cows. � You sell 3 of them to your publicly listed company, using letters of credit opened by your bank, then execute a debt/equity swap with an associated general offer so that you get all 4 cows back, with a tax exemption for 5 cows. The milk rights of the 6 cows are transferred via an intermediary to a Cayman Island company secretly owned by the majority shareholder who sells the rights to all 7 cows back to your listed company. The annual report says the company owns 8 cows, with an option on 1 more. Sell 1 cow to buy influence with a new president of the United States, leaving you with 9 cows. No balance sheet provided with the release. The public buys your bull. French capitalism � You have 2 cows. � You go on strike because you want 3 cows. Japanese capitalism � You have 2 cows. � You redesign them so they are one-tenth the size of an ordinary cow and produce 20 times the milk. � You then create cute cow cartoon images called Cowkimon and market them worldwide. German capitalism � You have 2 cows. � You reengineer them so they live for 100 years, eat once a month, and milk themselves. British capitalism � You have 2 cows. � Both are mad. Italian capitalism � You have 2 cows, but you don�t know where they are. � You break for lunch. Swiss capitalism � You have 5000 cows, none of which belong to you. � You charge others for storing them. Chinese capitalism � You have 2 cows. � You have 300 people milking them. � You claim full employment, high bovine productivity, and arrest the newsman who reported the numbers. New Zealand capitalism � You have 2 cows. � That one on the left is kinda cute� Last one honest, back to concentrating, a few more on the link :-)

bank on the tens again .nice

is Jon Hales going for a deal with gbx

Are we going for a deal with GBX..

Cold One news on its way? tree Shake? market makers playing a game ? 11s% up 3% down.. Shareholders not that confident? To me it's a steal but it is a punt

Code 1.. for all your Believers might be a tree Shake going on to scare you out of your shares

good start . iam happy with 5% 7% a day ..that would be great .... waiting on news.. olny 39mil shares out there ,, and people will holdind on to them..

The Board will undertake in depth market analysis in a number of related areas initially within the telecoms industry using the Directors' experience and knowledge in the telecoms sector. Once a suitable target has been identified and a structure and valuation negotiated and agreed, financial and legal due diligence will be undertaken using professional advisers. Consideration is likely to be a combination of shares and cash. The expected target value for an Acquisition will be relative to the size of the Placing and the market capitalisation of the Company given that the consideration is anticipated to be a combination of Ordinary Shares and cash. Significant shareholders On Admission, the following Shareholders will have a notifiable interest in the issued shares of the Company: Name Ordinary Shares on Admission Percentage of enlarged share capital Hargreave Hale 3,500,000 9.6% Russell Backhouse1 2,275,000 6.2% Mohamed Patel 2,000,000 5.5% Courtney Investments 1,800,000 4.9% MD Barnard 1,800,000 4.9% Jonathan Hale 1,550,000 4.3% Jason Mackay 1,300,000 3.6% Paul Howard 1,175,000 3.5% Optiva Securities 1,200,000 3.3% Total 16,600,000 45.8%

Nice info

1v1 9..10p Here come 10p

Go babbler pay10 p a share

Come on 9.97 .. let's hit the 10p

Paid 9.20 for it..

450k look like a buy... Could be sell..

9.9p paid. .come on 10p

East or West, Blockchain Is the Best Governments worldwide may not be united in their attitudes to bitcoin, but they tend to be supportive of the blockchain technology. Blockchain is the cryptographic technology that underpins digital currencies, allowing them to be decentralized, open systems. Investors see great potential in this technology to disrupt the world for the better.

be nice just to see this share price gradually go up in day out... Without a speeding ticket... Like to hear from the board a timeframe of news or an investment deal... Then this would really take off

Although the digital currency Bitcoin appears to have hit something of a bump in the road, with its price dropping by half since it rose to $20,000 (�14,400) last year, the interest in blockchain-related shares shows no sign of slowing down.

Bitcoin is a bubble and should be shunned, according to a top wealth manager, but you should be "biting at blockchain" - the technology which underpins the cryptocurrency - predicting it to be an industry worth billions in the next decade. "We do not see Bitcoin as a viable investment and instead see opportunities in blockchain technology," concluded UBS in an analyst note, warning investors to steer clear of "the biggest speculative bubble in history". "We believe this has all the hallmarks of a bubble. High turnover, against limited real-world use, suggests that many buyers are seeking speculative gain. And while the supply of Bitcoins is limited, the broader stock of cryptocurrencies is not, with thousands of potential substitutes.