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Ok 3.14 one last post for a while. your right i was emotionally scarred from sxx where the directors did exactly that. my post was merely making a point not to trust directors to look after the interests of retail investors, particularly if theres a deal to be done with tesla here. there is some form with this sharebeing shorted and it looks like many here looking to dump large chunks today to take some profit, possibly before shorts kick in, possibly not. been quoted 100k shares many times over today so hardly a real demand at the moment. prudent for new investors to wait in my opinion, but just my opinion. i just dont trust aim directors. lets leave it there unless you want me to keep posting.
Never ever shorted and my research tells me thats exactly what happened with capxx 2-3yrs ago when it fell from 18p. more disgraceful are the professional rampers creating the spike to sell on to new investors, i guess your one of them. sounds as if your upset that the heat has gone out of the buying today. Ill stay off here for a few weeks then to leave you ramp away, lol
Must be tempting for ageing directors to start cashing in their shares before the big shorts are taken again (which is inevitable on aim) or are they close to a buyout deal? watch out for the professional rampers here folks, easy to spot the fraudsters.
Think the rampers have run out of ramping material so heres one for you. its pretty obvious that if a) tesla settles out of court or the judge rules in capxx favour within a reasonably short timeframe then the future for capxx as a standalone entity looks great. however b) if court case is long and drawn out then imo the outcome for shareholders looks bleak even in a buyout situation for the reasons already expressed. lets assume for a brief moment that the rampers are right BIG ASSUMPTION then imo there is no way retail investors will be allowed to walk off with a big share of the spoils. ive studied the trades in detail over the last year and a half (as aim investments are such a huge risk) and the vast majority of trades in that time have been buys despite which the sp has dropped consistently. i conclude this is due to a combination of i) agressive buy orders from institutions (FACT from tr1s) plus ii) some shareholders, lets call them 'the insiders', selling in an attempt to push the price down (THEORY) to get those retail investors who listened to aks initial hype to capitulate. well it seems from this board that many retail investors didnt capitulate and so there is a battle going on for the relatively few available shares. a battle which may include all the tricks in the book including relentless frequent late declaring of large buys now just to try and keep a lid on the sp rise at the moment. if this theory is correct then the 'insiders' may be struggling to get back their historic sold shares due to shareholders sticky hands (which remained sticky even at sub 2p) and so this battle could go on until the court case is settled one way or another. So even if capxx future may look rosy with profits on direct sales (for which we wont see financial figures from capxx for some time) retail investors may have a difficult struggle ahead as capxx may well not be keen on such a high proportion of equity in private individuals hands at the expense of the 'insiders' (would explain why capxx pr has gone from blabbermouth mode to mute mode in last 2 years). this struggle may as a consequence lead to another push down of the sp or even a behind the scenes equity fund raise purely for the 'insiders'/others etc up to £5-10m in the months ahead. i do like a good conspiracy theory, you may all laugh at it but im pretty confident based on a huge amount of analysis of historic trading patterns. lets be honest we are all guessing here but it looks as if those buying in the 4s and 5s recently have been suckered in yet again by the ramp machine. unfortunately it looks like this will be my last post for at least a couple of months so i'll just continue to hope my 1m 1.5p buy order comes in. hopefully back no later than end of year in time to spread some xmas cheer.
The level of scrutiny that tesla/maxwell lawyers will now be focussing on will be like nothing thats gone before, armed with limitless budget. they will be looking for the tiniest chinks in the armour of the capxx patents and if they find any then it will be game over for capxx. Without credible patents capxx have no business. if tesla find any chinks then you can bet your bottom dollar that they'll be filing for their own patents to corner the technology. big stakes at play now and i wouldnt expect this to come to a head any time soon. imo, with retail investor sentiment and confidence low due to absence of anything reassuring coming from capxx then sp likely to slide right back over the months ahead due to the high risks at stake here. 1.5p remains a reasonable entry punt though for retail investors prepared to take such high risks. I expect trading in capxx to dry up today, fun is now over for the rampers for a while
Watch out for the ramp machine just starting to get into full swing with lots of fiction and speculation not specific capxx facts. More mugs sucked in last week, yeah just like i was at sxx. A tesla buyout most likely outcome now. question is on what basis? this is aim so dont get your hopes up as ethical business arrangments have no place here. imo tesla will agree not to crush capxx (by putting them out of business through a protracted court case) if capxx agree to their terms of a deal. capxx shareholders will have no option but to agree to the deal or face a slow sufocation. so capxx/tesla talks which may well have started are likely to be focussed on how capxx directors and staff are kept sweet in the short and long term. so buyout price to capxx shareholders when it comes will be derisory when viewed against capxx real value, 2-3p max imo.