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@LOTM-13 - you are starting to sound irrational. For one who relies on ChatGPT or similar to get all your information, I wouldn’t get so stressed over what you perceive as delays. You may be right, but trying to second guess every single thing that “should” (according to AI) be happening is futile, unrealistic, and doesn’t appropriately manage yours, or anyone else’s, expectations.

It’s unrealistic to put tight deadlines on the release of an RNS and say things such as “d-day today” if you don’t get one. Look at GEO - just announced drill complete at hole 1, with assay results expected sometime in Q4, and moving onto hole 2. Perhaps peeps should step away from their screens and focus on something else while WSBN get on with running the business?

Is it possible that the auditors work has triggered an investigation by the authorities? (but surely that would have to be announced via RNS ?) With such a huge delay, and no material news, the company can’t blame investors for speculating about what’s going on.

What's with all the personal attacks? These petty posts have nothing to do with capAI. Can you find another forum to squabble on?

Well, I am hanging in there Dennis, but its a struggle. Money has to work, not just sit there. I've sliced out a bit more this morning to top up my AI investment but still hold a 7 figure number of shares as I do think it will come good, but when is the question....

As I see it, a classic rout to sniff out weak holders this morning after an RNS which some interpret as negative. A predictable quick dip in share price to shake out some holders to allow the likes of bigger players (and me) to buy some more at a bargain before the upward trajetory continues. Its all a risk, but which sector is set to boom over the next ten years, and which companies are connected with high growth, high valuation companies in Silicon Valley? Plus the Government are absolutely pushing and facilitating growth of UK AI companies. Just take a look at the companies that have gone before in this space - 10,000's % of growth, and in a relatively short timeframe. All the parts of the jigsaw are coming together. All that is required, in my opinion, is patience. I am very happy to have taken a position here, and will be holding through any market shenanigans until capAI have had a chance to monetise all these very promiing platforms.

Well, it seems as though the charts might have been right! Up 10% and looking like it might breaking up out of the pennant.

Shows the ambition to play with the big boys. Topped up on the drop.

Seems as though we might have one forming here. Very clear on the google finance 6-month chart. This does seem to be holding up very well considering the multibag rise. No v shape reversal usually associated with pump and dump scenarios. Its like a knife edge now - which way will it go?

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSDT/0j3jqAoF-Flag-and-Pennant-Chart-Patterns/

Sky News making something of this too. Apparently one of the major discussion points for the Trump State Visit:

Trump and Starmer to sign US-UK tech partnership in drive for AI - the key points:

A "tech prosperity deal", announced as Donald Trump arrived in the UK last night, will see the UK and US cooperate more in areas such as AI and quantum computing.It comes with £31bn of investment in Britain from top US tech firms, which the government says could create more than 5,000 jobs.

Here's a look at some of the key points and investments from the new partnership:Microsoft will invest £22bn, the largest ever made by the company in the UK, to fund an expansion of AI infrastructure and the construction of the country's largest AI supercomputer;Microsoft is also backing tech firm Nscale to contribute to a major data centre in the UK, which the company said would help build up the UK's cloud and AI infrastructure;£1.5bn from AI cloud computing company CoreWeave will expand data centre capacity and operations, including a partnership with UK firm DataVita;£1.4bn from Salesforce has been pledged to make its UK business an AI hub for Europe, part of a £4.4bn investment over the next five years;ChatGPT developer OpenAI has agreed to partner with Nscale for its Stargate data centre project at a new AI growth zone in the northeast of England;Those sites are marked for Blyth and Cobalt Park, near Newcastle.

https://news.sky.com/story/trump-uk-state-visit-live-king-windsor-melania-queen-starmer-latest-13425640

As @Muldoon says.

@carpo - I have been through several consolidations with my broker Hargreaves Lansdown who hold my shares in one of their “nominee” accounts. I assume that would be the same for you. There is NO reason for you to lose your shares. This will be sorted out by Fidelity, but if you are worried, just drop them a line to ask them to clarify the process.

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c7016ljre03o

ByZoe Kleinman Technology editor

Published 16 September 2025 Updated 2 hours ago

Microsoft says its new $30bn (£22bn) investment in the UK's AI sector - its largest outside of the US - should significantly boost Britain's economy in the next few years.The package forms a major part of a £31bn agreement dubbed the "Tech Prosperity Deal", signed between the UK government and several US tech giants as part of Donald Trump's second state visit to the UK.The deal will see Google, Nvidia and others invest in British-based infrastructure to support AI tech, largely in the form of data centres. Microsoft will also now be involved in the creation of a powerful new supercomputer in Essex.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told the BBC of the tech's potential impact on economic growth. "It may happen faster, so our hope is not 10 years but maybe five," he said. "Whenever anyone gets excited about AI, I want to see it ultimately in the economic growth and the GDP growth." Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said the US-UK deal marked "a generational step change in our relationship with the US". He added that the agreement was "creating highly skilled jobs, putting more money in people's pockets and ensuring this partnership benefits every corner of the United Kingdom".

There seems to be a bit of an orchestrated onslaught today. Of course, they could be right but there again... I wonder if there is a shortage of shares around for larger orders?

Https://www.google.com/finance/quote/WSBN:LON?window=6M

Even with talk of "testing the lows" etc, if you take a step back and look at the bigger picture, I would suggest that the the last couple of weeks share price activity is not concerning. In fact, it appears to be holding up very well while the wait for assay results continues.

@steve196 - what the f e c k are you on about? Oh well, I guess it takes all sorts. Filtered.

WSBN • LON Wishbone Gold PLC GBX 1.48 3.01% +0.043

But here and on HL showing as -0.49% or thereabouts. Any ideas why there is a difference?

Sort the formatting out!

Sic: ‘“Upside move isn’t finished. Conservative 2.5p target. Could go a lot higher”.

@mustardgreens88 - well said. If you notice, I have had to watch NextChemX via the US SEC reporting portal to try and find meaningful updates on progress with the tech, and then report those here. I am not sure if that indicates that Clontarf do not have a good relationship with their tech partner or they don’t give a 💩 about shareholders, or both. I for one would be happy if Clontarf provided quarterly updates as a matter of course, even just a short paragraph to inform of any progress or not. That way, shareholders wouldn’t be left hanging. And no more geopolitical waffle please. Just updates.