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Held here since the reverse takeover, think it hit close to 30p a share. Bought a load more about a week ago at 0.72, since that it's been near daily rises - does seem like something positive is near given how well it's sustained the rises
Bound to start catching the attention of blind rampers soon enough, surprised it hasn't already
Last risky punt I touch. Never should have clapped eyes on aim, would have doubled my portfolio without it. Bitter pill
Hardly worth selling for pennies - the trading fees would trim the take out by about 20%, but they can stick their open offer to qualifying shareholders up their jacksy
Yep, pretty depressing when a month ago your holding could have bought a reasonable car and now isn’t worth an air fryer.
About as corrupt as they get, was fishy when the terms of the deal were left out two months back. Luring in more fresh PIs to leech off. Expect it will delist by this time last year, about a year behind deepmatter. How an SP can be battered so quickly, incredible
Exactly, it only had a mcap of £2.5m before and progressing nicely. Confident the SP will recover but locked in a good while longer with less upside potential. Positive Richard look a big slice as mentioned.
Oh joy, another placing. 10.5p at opening no doubt, really that desperate to have to dilute 30% at such a discount? Only positive is it’s not a bigger dilution
Brutal timing on the dilution of about 40% on existing mcap with the lowered price per share - if only a couple of months ago! Hard to take any positives short term and won’t be rushing to take part in the placing, clear the sp won’t be moving north for some time
Creeping up nicely under the radar. One of my least stressful AIM investments while so many getting bashed this nicely managed little company plodding along with integrity and still a tiny mcap around £7-8m.
If mcap is about 15m and placing of 1.5m it’s about 10%
Although sick of seeing my investments do placings, this at least isn’t the worst if they can secure around the current sp. Right way to go about it, and about 10% enlarged share cap
Hopefully there’s genuine growth reasons for it and not just for covering accelerating running costs.
Agree here Jon, been in since the Two Shields days and fancied as a long-term with the growth which could really start to take pace this year. Know I got in too early and not been paying attention for the last few months. Very nice surprise to see how the website has advanced in that time, not many in AIM I feel this confident in to just leave alone.
Whether short, gloating, disgruntled employee or whatever reason, using these boards to be so vile towards public investors / strangers is a showing of character and should be blocked. The market will eventually turn, and while I won't gloat publicly I'll take personal joy people like this have their turn to suffer
Agree 2phevs, substantial sell to have no impact on the sp. turning the corner at last let’s hope
It’s holding 30p, right sort of reaction I think. Remember it dropped to 25p ish in the last few weeks when the market was having a dump. I don’t think such a small placing after all this placing will have much an effect, shame they couldn’t have held off on some of the shares issued 6 months ago but that’s the speed of their business development I guess
Much better, that’s how a placing should be done. The dilution is minimal, sp should hold and if it goes sub 30p it’s overreaction. Like how they’ve clearly defined where it’s going and will be beneficial for all pre-ipo investments
My thoughts as well SonofYoda, much as I’d love out it’s hardly worth selling at this stage… what’s another 25% if it goes bust when you’re already so deep in the red. Feel for all the staff at risk