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Just a couple of questions from me Casper - are UK/international governments and authorities currently aware of the test and its capabilities and potential? And also are all avenues being explored or been explored to expedite the whole process to market? (Tell him I appreciate his response to the timeline aspect on his proactive interview and agree that testing will be needed next year and beyond, but from my perspective it's also still very important to get the test out as soon as possible - the world needs this test yesterday). Thanks!
Anyone think this bitcoin cycle will exhibit different characteristics to previous ones? Will Institutional money bring with it institutional behaviour? Namely, heavy accumulation on pullbacks and bottoms, and continuous steady buying throughout each rise for periods of time longer than we think?
Lettuce be honest, as much as we want to see 44% on top of whatever we already hold in our accounts tomorrow, a low-ish open is one of the last big opportunities to add before things snowball over on the US side. Once btc clears 50k a sub £2 SP is likely gone until the bull run ends. Even if btc has a 20-30% correction at around the 60-80k range the SP by that stage may not even drop back to these levels (fingers crossed we are Nasdaq'd by then).
I realise this is just pie in the sky thinking but I'm interested what kind of future SP people see (or want) ANIC at out to 5-10-20yrs and the thesis behind it, assuming we eliminate the worst case scenario of the company going private or having big unforeseen F-ups. I'm thinking this could fly off to the moon given the prediction of 20-40% market share of all meat/meat alternatives but I'm not sure how to quantify this over to the SP.
You could think of it another way. If BTC starts next week where it left off at the end of LSE market hours today and goes off on another big run then it could have been one of the last opportunities to get in around the 80-90p level. If BTC falls a chunk outside of market hours you could use it as an opportunity to average down by buying BTC directly
Given in a previous RNS they were eyeing an opportunity in Q1 2021, any estimates as to a placing price? 8/9p? Was considering selling out of my 10p basis and buying again on the dip, but I'm thinking the SP might not dip much below that even after the placing?
I understand all that Trumpy. I just feel trust took a significant hit and it makes me think of what other kind of tricks the BoD could pull once those 3 years are up, if things are progressing at a different rate to what was envisaged or indeed there's another temporary drop in market cap and liquidity.
Hi all, new poster on this board. Bought a chunk of anic earlier this year for the long-term but was nearly spooked out with that delisting proposal debacle. The BoD mentioned of access to capital particularly in the short-term so I was wondering if any of those issues in that RNS would still apply given the improved market conditions we have now and going forward? Could they still be enticed by going private? My concern is that the BoD feel an under the radar public listing will only constrain growth at critical moments in these start-ups. Unless there is a plan to increase advertising and awareness to fuel a consistent premium to NAV so they can rely on funds being there when they need it. Thoughts?
New poster here. Looking at an entry with Sage however a little concerned with the potential impact on the company if/when UK gov. support measures wind down fully and a number of SMEs (and thus Sage customers) are forced out of business. Any opinion or insight on this aspect welcome