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https://www.investegate.co.uk/brave-bison-grp-plc--bbsn-/rns/brave-bison-leads-world-chase-tag-online-success/202002240946168960D/

if the directors are going to be Tangent, they have been buying :-)

Griffiths goes long again :-)

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/NANO/form-83-nanoco-group-plc-jxzv2xgh1ksdi71.html

https://www.barrons.com/articles/why-royal-dutch-shell-top-stock-for-2020-51577393092

Shell has a goal of returning $125 billion in dividends and stock buybacks to investors from 2021 to 2025—more than half of its current market value. Bernstein analyst Oswald Clint sees 50% upside in the shares,

While the Big Oil companies of the future will likely be different in structure, product, and service, from their present-day iterations, the steps today’s majors are taking now will ensure they maintain their market lead over the approaching horizon.

Royal Dutch Shell (Shell) acquired the electric vehicle (EV) charging firm Greenlots as a first-wave colonisation of the emerging industry of EV Infrastructure. The acquisition has proved the attractiveness of energy markets further down the supply chain for leading oil and gas companies. Shell intends for its subsidiary to become the foundation of its sustainable mobility business in North America.

https://www.killik.com/the-edit/how-big-oil-is-transitioning-to-clean-energy/

yup, short term small shorts in place after quick rise, likley mm's in short play for a day or so, collect a few cheapies, stock up and then we're ready to go again.... :-)

the big players do not always take out Ip's...see CPX who have Maxwell in court of infringement of their IP..CPX aadvised Maxwell they were infringing and Maxwell ignored them and carried on producing ,CPX have the global IP that TDK etc have all signed up for..... now Maxwell are in court for infringing.....Samsung appear to have a similar approach here and NANO have the global IP :-)

why 50p ?.....highest sp in last year was around 1.50p and it could be argued on a turn around of company there is greater potential etc..a whole host of aspects to consider.anyone in at these levels can sit back andlet it play out for far greater value ahead me thinks , gla :-)

:-)

now they've upped it can buy again ..

mmm ..they'll take a load off me, there not havin them, but NT to buy ...

here's a quick view of what's happening across the road at NANO (I hold them too) a lot of similarities with #CPX..for anyone interested
https://www.valuethemarkets.com/2020/02/17/nanoco-drops-nuclear-option-to-file-samsung-patent-lawsuit-nano/

Samsung :-)

https://news.sky.com/story/apple-and-its-wifi-chip-company-broadcom-ordered-to-pay-1-1bn-to-university-over-iphone-patents-11921401

highlighting opportunity re BBSN

''CIP Merchant Capital holds a £0.84m stake in Aim-traded Brave Bison (BBSN), a company that works with brands, creators and platforms to create, distribute and monetise video and derives its revenue from advertising and fee-based services. Brave Bison retains net cash of £3.9m, a sum that backs up half of its market capitalisation. This means that the business is effectively being valued on a single-digit multiple of annualised cash profit, a valuation that CIP’s investment managers believe fails to acknowledge the company’s growth potential from its market leadership, with the benefits of the operating leverage still to be exploited.''

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1225868707819380737

https://www.barrons.com/articles/why-royal-dutch-shell-top-stock-for-2020-51577393092

Royal Dutch Shell
Energy has been the worst stock sector this year and for the past decade. The next 10 years could be better, as the industry scales back spending on new oil and natural-gas projects and returns more cash to shareholders. Royal Dutch Shell has adopted the investor-friendly approach and could be the best play among the global supermajors.

The British-Dutch company’s U.S. shares trade near a 52-week low, at about $57, or 13 times projected 2019 earnings, a discount to U.S. peers Chevron (CVX) and Exxon Mobil (XOM). The shares yield 6.5%, and the dividend looks secure, even if oil prices decline moderately. Investors can buy American depositary receipts of the United Kingdom (RDS.B) or Dutch stock (RDS.A). The U.K. shares look like the better bet because their dividends aren’t subject to withholding tax.

Shell has a goal of returning $125 billion in dividends and stock buybacks to investors from 2021 to 2025—more than half of its current market value. Bernstein analyst Oswald Clint sees 50% upside in the shares,

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1226818048822317056

Tangent and CIP put their money in the investment case for BBSN -
Brave Bison (BBSN), a company that works with brands, creators and platforms to create, distribute and monetise video and derives its revenue from advertising and fee-based services. Brave Bison retains net cash of ?3.9m, a sum that backs up half of its market capitalisation. This means that the business is effectively being valued on a single-digit multiple of annualised cash profit, a valuation that CIP?s investment managers believe fails to acknowledge the company?s growth potential from its market leadership, with the benefits of the operating leverage still to be exploited.

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1226794912722694145

another £29k buy to add to the £380k last week :-)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1226788890419306501