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MMS are playing this well today. You may pick up some at a bargain, but let's face it. The only way is up for this.

Ryan - Barclays don't trade in cannibis shares. You'll be better off opening a new account elsewhere if you want to invest in this sector

Buyers flooding back in as price rises.

The truth is, no one knows But the odds are stacked in favour for this going up today, and more on Monday. There's just too much interest. And the market cap is a fraction of what is reasonable.

Wow! I'd take some at 17P. What platform are you using? Derampdesperate dot com?

Whooosh! Up it goes now!

People buying as the price goes up - - - - -

You could try L2 but that doesn't really help. There has been so much trading going on, it's hard to keep a tab on where the price is going. It does look like a tree shake at the moment on L2.

This may be the bottom.

Given very very few people bought in below 21p today, there won't be many trades below 21p. Better to hold if it goes below that and you haven't already sold.

Given this is the first retail to consumer CBD company to float, it's easily going to break that. Didn't Zak Mir say 50P?https://www.share-talk.com/can-cellular-goods-cbx-l-deliver-the-goods-for-a-first-day-ten-bagger/#gs.u16jja

Going back up now.

The point is that this is the first RETAIL TO CONSUMER company like this to list. MGX and KNB are both geared towards the pharmaceutical side. It's a bit like investing in Allied Distillers just after prohibition is lifted. These are set to rocket. Of course, there'll be profit takers during the day and good luck to them. But the big money is invested here for a bigger win.

Hi TSP. - It wasn't me. I bought on 19 Feb at 4.25 x 100k. It is such an easy, lazy punt. It may go lower, but hey, ho, I've lost in the past, but also won in the past. This time, I agree with Pocko. It feels like we're getting pretty close to crunch time. Baylan is desperate by going to UNESCO. It really is his last chance. And the opening of the steel mill. It really, really looks like a tough call to say no (assuming UNESCO do what you'd expect a bureaucrat to do, which is to say, nowt to do with us). Or to delay much longer. Price always drifts up to around 6p or 7p anyway it seems. It feels like a reasonably easy 50% gain from here. And maybe more if the decision comes in in the meantime. It was to add to an existing holding. And if not, only a small loss on that extra 100k.

happydays2020: "the news I have heard on the grapevine". WTF!!!! hahahahahaaha! Seriously though, you could get yourself into trouble by making up stories like that.

With apologies, TSP, what's the clue they were due this week? Last year they came out 02 March.

Not wanting to rain on anyone's parade here but you may wish to think through what you do on Friday morning. There's obviously a lot of excitement around CBX, and everyone and their dog seems to be wanting to throw all but the kitchen sink as the market opens around 8am. It ain't a secret anymore. Then of course, think about what price the MMs want to charge per share at that time. And then, if everyone has bought in at 8am, who will be left to buy at 0830? Watch that peak 8am price drop like a rock and perhaps get close to recovering, but never quite. Whoops, you've lost some money. Trading isn't easy, otherwise we'd all be millionaires by now. There's always a twist. Do what you wish, but I'd suggest caution out there.

This steel mill only adds to the argument FOR Kallak. Why import dirty ore from overseas, over the production of which you have no control, when there is a source of high grade clean ore a hundred miles away, providing even more jobs for Swedes etc. Hmmm. It's getting harder and harder to argue against Kallak, right? Strategic win. Ecological win. Economic win.

Thanks Nezlob. It's an odd movement in the share price this week. You'd have had to buy pre December to be selling at a profit here at this price. There isn't any bad news, only at worst, no news at the moment. So unless someone knows something, the drop is only retail at the moment. It only requires an RNS for this to pop back up, so I'm going to hang on here. And with the funding in place, and the "119 engagements" (essentially AGM with companies working out a way graphene can by used in their product to make it better), it feels inevitable there's some good news around the corner. I've bought other stock and made money on far less in the past. Good luck buddy.

I haven't visited the Wilton science park myself. It looks impressive. It's still a small company. But it claims that it "has developed high volume synthesis production technology for a range of graphene nanoplatelets (A-GNPs) via a proprietary bottom-up process." It's getting contracts in place. It's built an impressive worldwide sales/distribution network (inc South Korea). Also, a couple of things: It was one of three founding members of the REACH Graphene Consortium. Also, this consortium was instrumental in getting the EU ECHA to approve volume quantity use (1 to 10 tonnes) of graphene materials in the range of applications which consortium members. Thus it feels safe to conclude they have scalability and have just successfully persuaded the EU to create legislation to allow the scalability they are after. If it is just a workshop in Redcar, they have pretty damned impressive ambition and drive! I've seen many fundraisings and the key is what exactly is the fundraising going to be used for. Here, it feels that with "119 active engagement", the fundraising is going to be used to bring these to contract fruition. Seems like a good plan to me. And with no more fund raising for two years, we have enough time to come to a conclusion as to whether it was a waste of time. But my money is on another RNS coming pretty soon.