The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
That's a reasonable point of view but is that not the point of what the capital markets are for? But combined with the fact that if a business can demonstrate future growth potential then investors support the company and that results in a higher share price?
There is no doubt in my mind that they have not exactly got it right so far (hence the historic share price) but they have done various things and some of these are still active and have potential. But in addition to this, the various activities that they have go involved with have then allowed them to get involved with the new Estadio venture and in my view if they can get that launched then in time they will have a significant stake in a profitable business. Estadio Bet is the single most interesting part of the whole company to me.
I see them as pretty well cashed up at the moment and with a lot of potential in this quarter (they suggested Bet may launch Q2) so we wont have to wait long to see if the company looks like they have got a strategy that will finally deliver some real value to the shareholders.
As a side point the market is littered with companies that do, then don't, then do, etc... and if you speak to many that have invested in these companies their view of that company will normally be linked to their individual period of holding the stock.
I am looking forward to the next few months and then I will see if things are taking shape.
AimInvestor1900: "multi poster". Totally untrue. You can look back at what I have posted since I joined LSE (a little under 6 months ago).
On the other hand pretty sure that you have been posting on LSE before or is this your first time on this website?
I won't be engaging with your silly posts from here as I will be working out how I mute people after I press the save button on this post.
AimInvestor1900: see post on 24 Apr 2024 18:08
"I wont be bothering with your other comments in my reply based on you being a brand new LSE account set up to post negative comments on MOS. Strange..."
Are we allowed to comment on the 25m buy that just printed or is that not allowed as it's classed as ramping?
Nice to see a positive reaction to the RNS today. Good luck all.
AimInvestor1900: Are the 2 "sells" not just a Bed & ISA?
I wont be bothering with your other comments in my reply based on you being a brand new LSE account set up to post negative comments on MOS. Strange...
Amtech: LOL. This is nice to see. Appreciate (from what I can make out) that there has been lots of tensions between various of the MOS lovers and haters in the past, some probably for good reasons, but respect for that. Let's put the negative vibes where they belong - in the past. ☮️
This is more interesting IMO:
Don't let the Nasdaq take aim...
Published today. Not specifically about MOS but AIM on the whole.
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/comment/article-13341575/Dont-let-Nasdaq-aim-AIM-market-says-MAGGIE-PAGANO.html
I am interested to know why John Barker who holds 4.72% of the company shares (and took part on the recent placing) would decide to join a company if he did not see considerable potential in what they are doing?
Don't forget he bought those shares on the market just like us and now that he is a director he can not sell / trade them without notifying the market.
That's a good thing, other than the obvious point about him working with the others directors to make this a success, as the shares that get traded become significantly less now he is a director.
...now we wait for the assays. Obviously with the reassurance that the other companies can "sustain us" if things with our direct exploration are not quite as good as we all hope. Exciting though. Good luck all.
Sys: "Someone given up or recent places on a bad bet". Obviously going to be one of those two!
My guess is a recent placee as if we are all honest about how these things work it's a numbers game for many of them i.e. they do pretty much every placing and hope circa 70% work out. They don't really want to hold more than a few weeks and probably don't even have an opinion on the companies as they are all just trades to many of those folks. Also some of these people don't have the cash to hold longer term even if they want to.
What's more interesting to me is the chunks of 10m that have been picked up over the last week rather than the 1 large sell in the same time period but I suppose we all look to see what we want to see.
All IMO.
Appreciate that I am a much newer investor than many of you here but I believe that they have a good shot at getting Bet up and running which should make a difference to the MOS share price (easy double from here).
Longer term of course it needs to be fairly successful to make a significant difference (many multiples from here).
I was pleased to see the photos they released today and it certainly looks very real. I think that has been part of the problem which understandable with the history and also with what a lot of AIM companies are like.
I am looking forward to seeing what they do with it from here and in my humble view as the share price is on its ass they don't have to do that much to bring it back to life.
P.S. I also checked on the recent NFT sales using OpenSea earlier today and they are slowly but surely selling (since I posted what I researched a week or so ago).
Another 10m buy has popped up; I have noticed quite a few of these over the last week.
My guess (hope!) is a bit more stock to go from the recent placing where people just took it for a trade then we can start to move up if they start to get peoples attention / support.
Citytilidie: thank you for sharing the photos from Twitter (or x as its now called).
I think that will have surprised many who perhaps did not think that they were quietly getting on with the job.
Good to see.
Silversprings. Agree. There is lots of potential away from bet but for me that’s by far the most exciting angle. My simple view is that when / if the market believes bet is happening then we get a proper rerate in the SP. I think the company has said Q2 in previous updates. So in theory within 2 months from now things should be quite exciting.
Someone clearly sees the potential as a buy for 10m shares has just shown up - .392 paid.
Good luck all.
Heid. Excuse the blunt question but you have always been polite to me and me to you on our limited communication on this bulletin board.
Can I ask if you have sold out of UJO after clearly recently buying some?
You have gone from mega negative for as long as I have been here, to then very positive and now I am getting negative vibes?
No harm in sharing if you are in or out?
"How to see trades going through the OTCQB?"
Shortly after this started UJO put on Twitter that all US trades are transacted through the LSE.
No idea how that works outside of London hours so maybe the counter party takes some risk on outside London market hours but that's what they said.
…ujo doing so well this last week or two. To think I was negative (but genuine) about the otc rns which kicked this great rise off. Hoping we can get past 30 in the not too distant future when I plan to slice half my modest holding and keep the rest long term. Good luck all.
I found this on Twitter which is a fair summary of the day!
This is from https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/smallcap-round-up-molecular-energies-redx-pharma-seed-innovations
"There’s no news here but only a dozen or so trades were recorded, with the move lower barely being in excess of the spread"