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Cellular Goods, a UK-based provider of premium consumer products based on biosynthetic cannabinoids.
With the legal cannabis industry set to be the next true growth market, and estimated to be worth £2.31 billion by 2024, businesses and investors are in a prime position to capitalise on this first-mover advantage.
Cellular Goods is the first provider of premium consumer products based on biosynthetic cannabinoids to join the London stock market.
The company, which is run by Alexis Abraham, has sold a minority stake to DB Ventures, the former Manchester United and England midfielder’s global brand management and commercial ventures arm, according to people close to the situation.
Commenting on Cellular Goods’ flotation, Alexis Abraham, Chief Executive Officer, said, “ Cellular Goods’ debut on the London Stock Exchange is a major step in the Company’s development and provides a strong foundation to execute our long-term growth strategy. We are delighted with the strong support from a wide range of institutional and retail investors to build premium consumer products based on biosynthetic cannabinoids under the Cellular Goods brand.”
Company highlights
Cellular Goods was established in August 2018 to develop efficacy-led and research-backed cannabinoid products. The initial focus is on two product verticals: premium skincare and topical athletic recovery products to be launched from this autumn. These will be made available through partnerships with leading online and physical retailers and direct to consumers through the Company’s website.
The Company has partnered with four leading biosynthetic cannabinoid producers in the United States who have experience and expertise in the manufacture of these compounds through a fermentation-based process to secure a consistent supply of legally-compliant raw materials.
The production of biosynthetic cannabinoids does not involve the cultivation or processing of the cannabis sativa plant.
Every man and his dog knew or should have known that the sp here will climb and climb and climb.
2 weeks since IPO and the sp is close to treble the initial 5p.
I have already mentioned a few times that now the IPO holders have mostly moved on we are now seeing the 10p - 28p holders having to sell to satisfy demand.
Doomsayers and those with no skin in the game have been active and slated the company at every opportunity.
CBX still do not have any products on the shelves, but they have opened up lines of communication with dozens of outlets, retailers, stockists and also taking calls about third party processing.
This and more information can be gleaned if only people would do research.
The volumes are pitifully small, and when that first RNS lands signalling a deal, the demand will go through the roof and we will surpass the 28p we saw last week.
I posted a comment last week a few times.
The stock market is a device to transfer money from the impatient to the patient.
I stand by that comment and its one Warren Buffet used.
The demand for CBX stock will only increase further. If you sold off your IPO shares and banked a few hundred pounds profit then well done.
In time I do firmly believe you will be able to sell those same shares for many times that amount.
CBX is well funded, no skeletons, and is a Buzzzzzz stock.
PS: I can dummy sell 500,000 shares at full market price, yet I can buy no more than £600 online..
That tells us an awful awful lot...
How long before these established CBD providing companies turn to CBX to obtain cannabinoids, or access to IP to boost their own production.
The scope for CBX is massive.
This is the aspect I do not believe that majority of people are grasping
Me being that madman.
The company is barely 2 weeks old as a listed company, it is sitting on an sp some 120% higher than its listing price, it has already told us of exciting products coming to market later in the year.
The IPO price at 5p allowed many (Hundred pound holders) to realise profits which in some case allowed them to bank 4 figures.
No way in hell am i running them down as it really is different for every single one of us who invests.
For these guys that £1,000 could make a massive difference to their lifestyle, so good for them.
But there is also a huge army of people here that invest many tens of thousands and play the different game.
The price spiked and I would suggest that the majority of stock now being held is that which was bought between 28p which was the high and the 8p which was the market low.
We should therefore be seeing a new base price, as IPO shares are no longer held and those who do hold will have a different mantra and reason for holding.
I was a buyer on the day and have been throughout, one thing I can say with confidence is that throughout the days that have passed dummy sells have allowed me to process trades of up to 300,000 shares with ease. Quite often though, buys have been restricted to less than 1,000 shares. This tells every one of us that the bias is towards limit buys.
Scope for expansion is massive. CBX will be producing synthetic cannabinoids and as well as a market for this in products also comes the scope for a wholesale market. KNB, is being followed by many here, what is to stop KNB approaching CBX for cannabinoids. Many doomsayers keep quoting the already large market in CBD health products. Indeed there is a growing market, but again the cannabinoids they are using are from natural grown plants. What is to stop these manufacturers from sourcing cannabinoids from CBX. Absolutely nothing.
2 weeks into the listing and people already looking at day trading the stock.
My personal belief is that the sp will rise slowly and keep setting new base levels for the sp as we lose the shorte termers.
However for long term "Investors" as opposed to wannabe traders, the full realisation can take many years, but in many years the sp will not be anywhere near where it is now.
During my time "investing" in stocks, I have missed out on becoming a £ Millionaire more times that I care to admit, because I sold out way to early. In lots of cases just waiting a year would have realised that £ Millionaire status.
Im not missing out on it this time.
CBX is in that portfolio.
Wait for the unexpected news. :-)
The news that wows people as they "Were not expecting that"
I consider CBX to be a strong buy, and unlike many touted small caps on these forums, have new products, are fully funded and have no skeletons in the closet. There will be no unexpected horror news, but we can certainly expect some unexpected great news.
No... LOL
Trading has not stopped.
But as sure as eggs are eggs the inevitable has occurred.
No stock available for buys which has been the case all week whilst the transfer of wealth has changed from the impatient to the patient.
Dummy sells have been available all week for 100,000 + shares but the buys have seen the NMS reduce to as little as 1,000 shares.
What a pathetic statement to make.
I had all the information available.
I digested and investigated and researched the information.
I got cut back on my allocation of shares.
I didnt make as much as I had hoped in 1 week of holding the shares.
I now feel bitter and cheated and seek to complain..
Pathetic.
Grow up accept responsibility for your own actions and FFS, get over believing that you are owed anything.
Unbelievable arrogance and self entitlement.
This ladies and gentlemen is everything that is wrong with the country.
So many experts about.
Happy to explain where investors here have got it wrong. Happy to compare a company that has license for CBD use only in foods with CBX. Quick to tell you all that you have bought a duffer.
And this expertise is founded after 1 week of listing.
If anyone were to listen to or believe the amount of negativity emanating from these people then there would never be any advancement in technology, pharma, industry.
We have here a cutting edge company that can produce cannabinoids (NOT JUST CBD) in record time without the cultivation logistics. Yet all a large group of people want to do is pour disdain on it.
Without pioneering technologies we wouldn't have vaccines (Very apt point at the moment), we wouldn't have cars, trains, planes, ointments, medicines.. Because every time a company announced they were investigating and researching along would come these numpties and shout out loud "Im an expert and the company is doomed i tell thee"
Who is or has been affected by this onslaught from the doomsayers?
I can tell you who hasnt... The people who have not been influenced in the slightest are the Institutions and the big backers..
The ones who may have been influenced and engage these people are the few hundred quid holders..
The ones who hold a stock for an hour and if it has not doubled in that time believe they must be doing it wrong.
The stock is up 100% in a week.
It has a lot lot further to go, but just because we may want it increase in the next ten minutes it doesn't mean it will.
If people really believe that their £500 investment makes a massive difference to the outcome of this company well then more fool them.
The smart money, the Beckham money, the institution money sees and knows the potential.. They are not running for the hills after a week of being listed screaming "Its a duffer"... They are likely acquiring more from the very people that the IPO was designed to help... It was an opportunity for guys like us to get in to benefit long term from this research and such special listing.. But its clearly been demonstrated that we are just not ready for it...
I again quote Warren Buffet. "the stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient"
There was and is opportunity to potentially secure futures for children, certainly maybe ensure college fees are paid, maybe first homes secured, but just because someone puts £500 in today it doesn't mean it has to be at £20,000 in a week. If that were the case then every man and his dog would be multi millionaires and we wouldn't have need for any business at all.
Do your research, consider the potential, engage with negative comments if they are founded, but when someone tries to compare chalk to cheese and tells you you are a fool for buying a stock because after 1 week of listing it is 100% higher than its initial offering then maybe its time to bin them and put them on ignore.
Im a buyer.. I have been since 25p.
Obstando,
You slate the Earlofaim for what you describe as factually incorrect material and then compare CBX to a food supplement outfit, where the offerings contain CBD "ONLY".... No other cannabinoids at all... Hmmmmmmmmm
Pot calling the kettle black methinks.
Majority of people managed to secure a few hundred quids worth.
They wanted that few hundred quid to make them millionaires, and now because less than 1 week after listing they cannot retire on their £500 investment they decide its time to move on.
Similarly there will be those who again managed to get a few hundred quids worth and sell at the top and get themselves a couple of thousand pounds. Again they have moved on.
We also have the bitter ones who didnt get any, do not hold any, have no interest other than to pour scorn on a new investment vehicle.
Its one week into listing and already there are masses moaning, masses calling it a dog and masses calling it a scam.
I watch and shake my head in total disbelief as every single one is an arrogant self centred numptie.
CBX is performing research and has developed a system which can provide in a matter of days what normal cultivation takes months to produce.
They are in talks with numerous, "Numerous" partners to supply and sell their goods to.
What goods?
The goods in development, which when they do hit market will catapult the stock much higher than it has been.
I think the trouble is with the gamblers who think their £500 trade entitles them to direct access to the company books is the internet has made it to easy to make them think they are all that matters.
Buy into a stock and if they hold it at the end of the week they think that is a long term hold.
They buy in at 9.00am and if it hasnt doubled by 10.00 am then it must be a dog and they sell it off.
This stock has broken all grounds by becoming the first synthetic cannabinoid manufacturer / producer /developer in the world to gain a stock market listing.
But the morons here are crying and throwing their toys out of the pram because its only 100% higher than its IPO price in a week.
If anyone here actually knew what they were looking at with regards to trades they would also know that whilst the sp is driven down, the buy NMS is reduced so you cannot buy. Its because orders are being filled.
As Warren Buffet said so eloquently. “The stock market is a device to transfer money from the impatient to the patient.”
All these thousands of £500 sells are going to the patient and it is they who will benefit from the gains, whilst the poor foot soldiers who so readily gave up there stock will look and reminisce "I used to have some of those when they were less than a quid
"Opening At 12.5p"
Which is fine if you have an overwhelming requirement and need to sell within the first minute or two of opening.
Please advise some of us though that hold shares longer than it takes you to have a cr@p.
What will the opening be in a year please, which is likely to be when I and many others may be looking to sell some of and top slice profits.
No disrespect, but the 5p sellers are banking profits of just a couple of hundred pounds at best.
The company hasnt made any announcements yet it is that new.
No advertising no products in shops, no high profile endorsements.
Its like selling a cake when its not even baked..
I am a buyer. I missed the IPO.
But very likely this week we could and should have news.
Suddenly every man and his dog will want the stock again.
There is a saying there is nowt weirder than folk.. There does appear to be... They are CBX sellers.. :-)
Look at the trade sizes.
A few hundred quids worth per trade.
And yet CBX has not even announced its first RNS News Story.
But we all know there will be an announcement very soon. The company would not have progressed its listing at this point in time if it was not ready to feed some news.
Im a buyer. I have been and still am.
To buy on II, type in CBX then go straight to "BUY" and fill in qty or value and the trade will automatically populate. Do not wait for the epic to populate with "CBX" as it wont.
To buy on II, type in CBX then go straight to "BUY" and fill in qty or value and the trade will automatically populate. Do not wait for the epic to populate with "CBX" as it wont.
To buy on II, type in CBX then go straight to "BUY" and fill in qty or value and the trade will automatically populate. Do not wait for the epic to populate with "CBX" as it wont.
To buy on II, type in CBX then go straight to "BUY" and fill in qty or value and the trade will automatically populate.
There are no "BIG BOYS". Stock was limited and reduced.
Try and imagine the press if the "BIG BOYS, which is actually Dave Beckham" were to sell.
The press would slaughter him.
So, trade the stock shortage, make loadsamoney.
Its gone past anything to do with the actual company now.
They will have RNS announcements lined up just as every IPO does.
But for now trade the stock shortage.
If someone would tell you that Gold was running out you would buy it?
Same goes for Baked Beans or Toilet Rolls when there is a pandemic.
Its simple, buy shares now which you can trade before the IPO buyers get theirs.
Sure its nothing to do with fundamentals, its about supply and demand.
With majority of IPO shares not tradeable until this afternoon or Monday this will put a huge squeeze on the available stock.
Its now entered opportunity time to place small trades, get them filled and have tradeable stock before anyone else does. :-)
I can understand the excitement and euphoria, but the company produces nothing. Has no tangible assets, just declares it intends to use synthetic cannabinoids.
issued at 5p, now trading at 22p if you intend to keep them for your children at 20 years plus, then maybe a good buy, but i foresee a mighty crash when people realise they cannot buy and sell the same day for treble their money.
Not a bringer of doom, I actually hold as i took part in the IPO, but someone has to be left holding the baby.