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Yup, sounds a little like my pot, 40k shares.. I don't see the heady £15 - £20 predictions, but I can see a £1.00 - £1.50 in the near term.......

Well after 3 years of investment, starting back in the oil and gas days, I am finally back in profit.. Hopefully more to come, the prospectus looks good, and the recent RNS are certainly way more positive these days. Won't get excited until we are stabilised above 50p a share...

Miraculous, some action, and damn fine to see it. This has been in the doldrums for some time, lets hope we start to see some progressive and upwards progress now!

BCL42 - Absolutely agree, get one project up and runing to create the stability required and interest in the company, and then we might see some sustained growth, and to be frank some of our money back... Still holding 450,000 and 95% down so need some serious growth here.

Well still got 450,000 of these shares, 95% down on purchase average. Anyone know what the hell is really going on with KIBO?

In principle CBD oil can reduce inflamation, so yes it already is a hangover cure, as most of the hangover pain in your head, and guts is due to inflamation caused by the alcohol..... Combine with copious amounts of water and you might be on to something....

Enjoying the rise, but a note of caution, some investors are still 50% down (at least) on the heady days in HNR when the golden goose was a new tech for re-fracking DT-Ultravert (That went well). I appreciate that there is a huge market for CBD products, but let us not forget that the path to riches is not without a few bumps in the road.... Probably worth a punt, but don't put your house on it.

If you haven't already put your investing Tin Hat on, then now is the time. COVID19 is going to be a game changer to society, and the markets, and there are a significant number of companies, and businesses who are going to go to the wall as a result of this. There isn't a country in the world (with maybe China or the US) that can generate the kind of cash to shore up businesses impacted by the level of disruption we are already starting to see. The question to ask is "should the country spend the money on securing food supply, power, and infrastructure" rather than businesses that are not critical to National security. I think I know where the money is going to go when the mist clears and the govt realise that this could run for a long time. Sorry if that firmly dumps on any investment optimism, but anyone with cash at the moment would be best keeping hold of it in my view. If you have shares maybe hold, good companies with cash should survive this.

Whilst SLP is a profitable company, that is only off the back of there being a strong market for the raw materials produced. COVID19 will impact that market throughout 2020, and possibly beyond. All it takes for a lot of manufacturing companies is one infected employee and the whole operation is closed down. This is absolutely Tin Hat investing time, and market sentiment is probably about right.

I could print off 400,000 sheets of share certificates, and bundle then up for sale as bottom polishers.. Got to be a better market, than AIM...

I was just reviewing my share portfolio in my ISA this morning. Good old mix of Funds, FTSE 100 shares, and a few risky AIM shares. At about the same time I bought in to KIBO, I bought in to another AIM company, SLP (A much smaller investment).
As it stands this morning, I am 528% up on SLP and 91% down on KIBO. Sometimes, just sometimes I do get it right, and maybe, just maybe KIBO could become a Phoenix from the Flames. Breath holding, I am not. Crazy old world of shares!

A long, long way to go to get me back to my 5p per share average. Positive, but 17% of sod all is still sod all... Trying to stay positive off the back of LC radio silence...........

Just want to get some communication on projects, progress etc. Like a lot of people I am a significant % down, I can live with the amount and I invested with eyes wide open, but can we just get some information. I am also invested in SLP and I have to say the board communication from that company is excellent. Louis, go take a look, thats what good looks like.....

Yes, and puzzled by the drop. This is by far the best performing small share investment I have, and those results would suggest that this is a well run, and profitable organisation, that is further seeking to increase productivity... Well done SLP...

Truly awesome, but then again I like watching paint dry......

I don't think they are far off. Transformational company, come a long ways since the books and publishing business, and still a ways to go to achieve their vision, but I could see £21 or £22 as a target in the near future.... Steady dividend as well. Don't own many but enough to keep that ticking over, most bought at the lows 5 - 6 years ago, so growing very nicely thank you....

I don't think they are far off. Transformational company, come a long ways since the books and publishing business, and still a ways to go to achieve their vision, but I could see £21 or £22 as a target in the near future.... Steady dividend as well. Don't own many but enough to keep that ticking over, most bought at the lows 5 - 6 years ago, so growing very nicely thank you....

It's all gone to pot!

Sorry, but I have to see some sort of humour in yet another investment that is about 70% down on my buy in price... For the love of god...... CBD - Whatever next.

Dangerous talk of Brown Envelopes, note the paint hasn't dried yet, come back in a month then. Good to see the same old faces still have faith, holding on to my tickets a while yet! Up the KIBO Army!

Wrong company - RELX is this company - https://www.relx.com/