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@Rabbit

I’m starting to think I’m in this for the long haul with Capai — not just a couple of years. The 2025–2033 window feels like a real sweet spot for AI. This might be the most positively volatile stretch we’ll see, where the upside compounds fast. Selling or leaving too early could end up being a costly mistake. Of course, it’s all a risk either way — but this feels like the kind worth taking

@Abby

haha. somewhat pleased with your response. BUT YES i may have to rethink. note taken!

I currently hold exactly 2.5 million shares, averaging around 0.40 to 0.32. I’m definitely holding for the long term. If the price drops back near that range, I’m considering topping up to 3 million shares. We’ll see how it plays out.

Interesting—I work in bid design, and I can definitely see how Bid Writers at a large-scale company could benefit from this to support the project writing process. Is Author42 designed for a specific type of writer, or is it intended to have broader appeal across different writing roles?

@TheBasher

Honestly, really poor judgment of character there—but I do agree, you should never fully trust anyone online, no matter how genuine they seem. Still, what exactly do you find irritating about him?

Hi Jenny,

Not quite — what I meant was that it hasn’t moved much either way lately. It’s been relatively stable, which I actually see as a good thing. Those big spikes mostly benefit people trying to sell high and buy back in cheap — I’m sure you know how that game works!

I remember Dr. Nag and the leadership mentioning their goal to stabilise the CPAI MP, so it looks like that might finally be happening. Personally, I feel a lot more confident holding when the price is steady like this.

Of course, I wouldn’t complain about a nice 600% jump one day — just for the feel-good factor! 😉

The stock price hasn’t really moved much this week, which tells me something might be brewing under the surface. That kind of steady action shows there’s solid support, and it makes me more confident in the stock overall. When the price holds steady like this, it usually draws in more buyers ready to jump in. gla

FINGERS ARE CROSSED.

Yup, that's how a stock market works, good-job for pointing that out. Please elaborate?

2.5m thanks.

Just filter him Mornington, not even worth your precious time responding

I wish more people would apply common sense. No sustained growth in market price will happen until these newly incubated applications start generating real revenue. I don’t want to see value increase based on blind hope or just an RNS report—that alone isn’t enough to give me confidence in stability. Am I wrong? We need to see actual returns before expecting any lasting growth. Be patient; the rewards will follow.

If you’re here just to make a quick profit from the rise, please stop posting pointless negativity to stir people up. Try to be constructive instead.

'I have no issue in healthy skepticism, in fact I respect it. But all you do is bash and criticise without a valid reasons, thats not skepticism, that's just baseless attacking, probably from jealousy.' yup!

Bob seems like one of those “investors” chasing quick profits when the market's moving up. But the moment things don’t go his way, he throws a tantrum—classic toys-out-the-pram behavior.

Suddenly, it's all complaints about how nothing’s happening, or worse, he starts bashing CPAI or Prof. Nag, as if ranting on this forum is somehow going to move the stock. It’s laughable, honestly.

What’s even funnier? You never hear a peep from these guys when the market price jumps 50% or more.

When investing in something with a high level of risk, it’s common for people to get caught up in speculation and panic. My best advice is to try to tune out that noise because it usually doesn’t help. Instead, focus on watching the share price movements and pay attention to future developments, like new RNS announcements and growth from newly incubated applications. There’s a lot to be excited about ahead. If you’re still feeling uneasy, consider reducing the amount you invest when new opportunities come up.

@rhwillcoll totally agree.

Nice to read someone being optimistic and positive for once. The fact Ron is looking into niche markets for CPAI in a already huge AI wave in the next 5 years, gives me great confidence in holding.

'YOU don't seem to realise this is a public forum and one can vent if one wishes !'

exactly. I'm just venting my humble opinion about you. GL

Growmorecash-

I don’t think investing is the right fit for you. From what I’ve seen in the comments, you seem to get frustrated easily and might find it overwhelming. Maybe something less stressful, like NS&I, would suit you better. It feels like you didn’t really take on board what I said and instead responded negatively.

in ya pipe an all that.

'And...as usual with this, can't even hold it's gains after great RNS for 24 hours...jeeez. '

Really? Do people honestly think that a few great RNS announcements will instantly skyrocket CPAI to unicorn status? That’s simply not how it works. These applications need time to incubate, develop a solid foundation of subscribers, followers, and investors before anything big can happen.

If you’ve done your research, you’ll know CPAI invests in new ventures with potential to become huge assets. Right now, we’re just at the foot of the mountain, steadily building our way up. So be patient, enjoy life, and don’t expect too much too soon, you cant predict the market.

'he is targeting niche, largely untouched and unsaturated areas that are primed for expodential growth. And given his track record, I'll take my bets on the odds leaning in my favour to hold this long term.' - Crownos

Totally agree!

This right here, is bang on THE GOAT comment of the month, and gives me increased confidence in HLT. Now i see why many on here hold you in high regard Crownos.

@rhwillcoll - Thanks and GL! also BIG UP 2mil shareholder camp. If the shares drop around 0.40-0-32 again, i might be tempted to add a little more. well see.

I don’t understand why people get so impatient sometimes. I assumed that most investors understand the incubation period for newly established applications. It’s unrealistic to expect huge percentage gains overnight. With a bit of luck, the app needs to first gain traction, grow its user base or subscriptions, and only then will its true value become apparent—driving up the overall worth. It’s just common sense.

Or am I missing something? I see HUGE potential here, and I’m genuinely excited to hold my position and let the market play out naturally.