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Looks like the penny has finally dropped here. end game for the small investor who trusted them.

Aim has a huge track record of Pis being played by directors and big investors. is capxx just another sorry example of this? if so, just wondering how the doc makes a return on his circa £1m investment if/when capxx goes into administration - no doubt he's planned an escape route leaving pis to lick their wounds. as I've learned the hard way, aim is for short term in-out trading only as it is highly likely, statistically, you will lose most of your investment just sitting on your aim shares long term. allenby report looks like prepared by ai - prefer the days when trained chimps did them.

Wake up and smell the roses van

Just for you janoz. It seems the 3 amigos are the only ones getting it right which seems bizarre as this was all so predictable.

statistically on Aim, if you sit on shares too long you will eventually lose 90% + of your investment, and in many cases, all of it (as I know from personal experience). secret on Aim is to get in and out, bank your profit. I don't see cap-xx any differently - lots of hot air, misleading sentiment and dismal sales for years. are they still referring to themselves as world leaders?

big investors & directors usually find a way of side-stepping the carnage that small long term investors experience - Aim is just a vehicle to very easily pass money from the little man to the wealthy, quite sad really when Aim was originally established to encourage small businesses to grow, but has since become a way for company directors to abuse the system unchecked for their own personal agendas.

this still has a long way to fall imo and certainly not out of the woods yet by any stretch re: administration.

Accumulating, lol. more likely selling to a few muppet private investors silly enough to buy before this crashes on results.

There is an air of doom on here. Looks like all the rampers have already sold up - also anticipating a 40-60% fall in sp following publication of the results rns it seems? but no need to worry guys as it looks like the puppet is now on the case, lol. 🩺🚑

Your all sounding desparate now. seems like most on here are fearing the worst with the results. I'm fully expecting 0.1p not 1p on the rns. never a good sign when a company - on the ropes financially - keeps hyping itself. will they issue another A-word rns soon?

Wyndrum, as if capxx gives two hoots about the share price although your right, human nature means nobody rushes to release bad news do they. I expect running costs to be up significantly on last year and capxx has given no indication that sales have improved at all just a lot of bluster about deals. net result is that the financial loss this year could well be far greater than last year.

unfortunately sp will plummet if thats accurate - is administration still looming?

where have all the rampers gone now, lol - the reality is starting to dawn on people here - just one more mañana aim company it seems. gla, remember only invest what you can afford to lose.

Forget your charts! Its all about the results.

Sp will crash if revenues have dropped since last year. See the conman is back here, very worrying.

Ok lets bring some reality back to this bb. I think there are many investors here very nervous about the financial results which will be a real indicator of what the future holds for capxx. they have huge history of bigging things up but failing to sell anywhere near enough to grow a sustainable business. as we have seen only too well in the last 10 years, endless collaborations and patents count for absolutely nothing if you can't sell your goods.

So, if the results show that sales revenue has stagnated in the last year then the market will react badly as it questions whether there is a viable ongoing business here. sp likely to immediately drop to under 0.2p and expect a very rocky year ahead.

More worryingly however, if sales revenue has dropped off significantly since last year then it could get ugly - I expect sp to drop 70% to sub 0.1p and administration to still be a real risk.

The only thing imo likely to give any confidence at this point is for the results to show double the revenue of last year, minimum. unfortunately there has been nothing to suggest this is likely.

Dont get excited, just a few offloading because of the risk of poor results and a 50% drop in sp

Well, a lot are fearing the trading update - if results reveal woeful sales figs then sp likely to be back at sub 0.2 and things looking rocky again?

People not buying as they expect revenue figs to be very poor and a sp collapse. same old hype, same old results, simples

Yes, most on here know that the next significant news is clarification of sales revenue. if no real change in sales then market will react very badly and sp likely to instantly drop back to sub 0.2p. if sales figs are woeful then could well drop back to sub 0.08p and admin on the cards yet again.

As soon as there is a hint of dismal revenue £ this will plummet so use whatever system works for you

Most who don't post on this childish bb know that this will sink by +50% when revenue figs are revealed.

Perfect opportunity this week for the puppet and his followers to offload the last of their 0.08 shares to finally clear their longstanding huge paper losses. others will be doing exactly the samecas we speak! so i expect to see a fallback again to 0.12p over the next few weeks unless by some miracle there is an announcement revealing a seismic shift in actual sales revenue in 2025. sushi has the right approach.... trade the backside off it get in get out get in get out - holding aim shares for any length of time these days is for fools as most lths will testify to having lost 90%+ of their investment overnight last year. still a huge risk here that you can lose it all overnight again so dont get seduced by the dream merchants & conmen who dominate this bb as so many did last year unfortunately.

Well, they royally shafted long term retail investors with their unnecessary A-word rns over a year ago and you can bet your bottom dollar that any new investors who imo foolishly decide to hold for the long term will suffer the same fate. only way to play aim and capxx is to get in and out and take your profits when you can - shame I only learned this after losing big time on sxx. the only buyers now are those sucked in by rampers on the back of each "gamechanger" yet vague rns - you're right that despite change in management capxx can't shake off its old untrustworthy ways. with no massive converted orders then by my calcs they will be out of money soon and so the big investors here will continue to offload their 0.8p placing shares for as long as they are able which should slowly bring the sp back to sub 0.8p over the next few months. gla

Lamald, you should have got out at 0.4p like td and his merry men. seem to recall he said they had 10% of 500m shares between about 50 of them, so 1m each prob @ 5p av. = £50k av per person. so given they were down to lose the best part of £50k each when the sp was crashed by 90% last year, their sudden silence at that point was deafening. the only way out of that mess was to take part in the fundraise at 0.8p investing typically another £10k and then each selling their whole lot when it touched 0.4p last year. With td and his merry men no longer bleating in capxx's ears, capxx can now manage this to a cheap sale $5m? this year imo if it does not run out of cash first