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Now look at the valuation of Manolete PLC compared to litigation capital , there's a massive difference in the price per earnings, two things should happen, We should move up to match them or they should come down to mirror us, or could they both combine there individual strengths and create a better geographical spread of business opportunities and stable income streams. I was astonished to see the different market valuations.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/MANO/half-year-results-reie2y8174fyksi.html

The worse things get on the global stage, the better the outlook for litigation capital, the number of insolvency cases will increase substantially, creating a avalanche of work for us, as our CEO says in any downturn the litigation caseload will increase substantially, sad as it is , that's music to my ears, what I love about this company is the instant huge potential that can come in one single day, litigation capital could easily be given/ offered hundreds of millions of pounds worth of lawsuits from the big multinationals, we approach them, show them how we can take millions of pounds worth of liabilities off there
Balance sheets for a cut in the profits of the successful and unsuccessful lawsuits, the scope for lawsuit growth easily runs into billions per year, we help them they help us, I can see why litigation capitals CEO is excited enough to relocate the company to London, that's were we will get the other investors billions of funding. Look how quickly investors put up £150 million pounds, this will work ok, this is one of safest investments I have . I'm not concerned what the world economies do now. When we show the big multinationals what we can do for them , then they will give us a nice steady workload every year,
Building that trust up is very important, so all sides can benefit, when Simon Thompson from investors chronicle revisits litigation capital this year , this share will rocket, how much profit can " we " get from a very possible billion pounds worth of lawsuits , work that one out and you can work out our near future profits and share price .


As in any share please always buy with caution no matter what . Good luck all.

Excellent profit and prospects here ,though I'm again doing another top slice here to take more of Litigation Capital plc shares, I'm spreading my risk widely during this unpredictable pandemic period, there's not to many companies that actually benefit from any downturn in world economies, though Litigation Capital PLC seems to have a huge potential in today's plummeting markets, spread the risk is what I'm looking for right now. Any other pointers would be much appreciated here.

Good luck all

Well I'm taking my profit, as this coronavirus nightmare will only benefit a few companies, even fusion antibodies massively jumped on the similar news, and the next day lost it all again !!!
I'm sinking most of my money into. Litigation Capital plc, it's business model massively benefits from any world downturns,
It's safety and potential looks excellent in my view.

Good luck all.

I'm top slicing JOE and redeploying more into Litigation capital plc , it's one of the very few companies who's. business increases during any type of downturn, it's so difficult to find a safe home for your money right now. This coronavirus could slam the world economies for a very very long time, hence me looking for safety.

Good luck all.

There will be a avalanche of cases during this monumental downturn in world economies, litigation capital can cherry pick the best of them, though litigation capital wishes to take on not just individual cases, but parcels of a complete companies case load, good and risky cases as they say the investment Strategy can still make this Type of strategy Still pay for them on a rolling basis, it’s this complicated strategy that most investors Don’t understand, to take cases that they know might loose, but inside a parcel of cases this will still make a overall profit , taking this approach with big multinational companies can get far more business,
Say 100 cases from a big multinational could cost £100 million to fund from the big multinational, litigation capital can take this funding need away from a big multinational, and make it pay litigation capital and the big multinationals, we make the money / profit ,they get cost of funding these cases off there balance sheets, they’re happy we’re happy
and in profit, this type of business Model runs into 10s of £billions , litigation capital could even start a traditional ordinary everyday lawyer services , and still make money, look how many big law based companies out there, catering for everyone, we could also take a large slice of this business, or very easily buy loads of established lawyers practices, there’s so much scope as this whole area of law is changing by the day, because the potential is so great in growing terms , it’s like how much profit do you want to make from lawyers lawsuits and affiliated businesses, That’s why litigation capital is moving to London the centre of the capital market’s ,to raise billions of pounds to easily invest in all these sitting and waiting avalanche of lawsuits, and yes they can cherry pick the best cases, and yet they can make even the loss makers pay them , by encompassing the good and bad cases together, 5 wins, 1 loss , Even when they know a case will loose , that’s how they get the parcel of case loads from the big multinationals.
A licensing to print money or what LOL

ALWAYS BUY WITH CAUTION, good luck all.

Investors don't properly understand the huge potential of this company, they are looking at the original business model of making money from litigation cases , and Lumpy earnings , they haven't factored in the huge potential of the scaling up of this business model, what litigation capital is doing right now can be multiplied a 100 fold , they are doing this scaling up in a safe and methodical way so far, though this could increase at a substantial rate if the company decides they can safely manage a huge increase in New business, they set up a new hub , hire the lawers , train them to their business model and strick business guidelines, resulting in a multiplying of profits, I'm actually astonished that investors haven't realized the potential of a company that increases its business and profits during any economical downturns, insolvency makes litigation capital even more money, any downturn increases litigation cases, when out of any downturn business lawsuits are just stable and consistent. Litigation capital is constantly looking for different types of business to add to it's revenue stream, it's basic business model can be grown exponentially, with numerous other bolt on revenue streams to enhance the companies profits going forward, I'm waiting on Simon Thompson from investors chronicle to point all this out to its followers, I wouldn't even be surprised if they bolt on a private investment arm to the company, as it's a trusted and safe place for any investment.
Investors don't really understand the huge potential around this we company, because it can be hard to understand the complex revenue streams and business model, they don't see how easy it is to roll it's business model out in a much bigger scale all around the world, this time next year I would expect a share price of at least £1.40p and even that doesn't reflect
The potential increases in future earnings, this is the safest home I can find right now for my money.

Any share can go up as well as down at any given moment, buy at all times with extreme caution, GOOD LUCK ALL.

Litigation capital seems one of the very few companies that will truly benefit from this monumental downturn in the worlds economies, with insolvency and litigation one of the biggest risers in any downturn. That means substantial increases in work and associated profits, I suspect Simon Thompson from investors chronicle will highlight this fact in the coming months, this is also indicated verbally and from the companies own visual communications.

They are relocating from the main office in Australia to london, and that should in itself bring greater confidence in the company and to new investors perception in the company, I think they want to build this company into a much wider and broader ranging of different products and services, this should even out most patchy increases of future profits, a lot of these types of companies have billion pound turnovers , litigation capital can do all this very easily as all its products are scalable across most countries and economies, the potential is absolutely huge here, though I can see why they are doing everything in a very careful and methodical way. They are basically lawyers after all, they must be extremely careful with investors finances, and to build shareholders trust, the business model looks sound and very scalable . The share could easily double inside 12 months or after a investors chronicle highlighting of all these very positive points, and in a very risky world right now. Excellent risk to reward situation here.

Buyer beware any share can dramatically go up or down at any given moment in time. "Good luck all"

Yes I was perplexed around that sudden rise with that news, / RNS, it was a good bit of news ,but not something that warranted that massive jump in the SP, the company is a excellent biotech ok, and future good developments can be assured,
There are other and much better and imminent developments on the horizon with coronavirus treatments etc, though everything is welcome in this field, fusion will be worth that highest peak yesterday, I just think a little further down the road, it's a excellent company with excellent prospects, I live just 5 minutes drive from this great we local company.
GLA

No ddubya , I mean it is inconceivable that nanoco's case will be heard anytime soon, and if nanoco and Samsung can't sort this out "out of court" , then nanoco could be in for a very long wait on any settlement. There's any amount of perfectly legal stalling tactics, or could Samsung just wait until nanoco is against the ropes , as it practically looks now with merck wanting to renegotiate its QD orders, Merck sees nanoco's financial weakness and is determined to capitalise on it. Nanoco has very little room to negotiate or even keep that revenue rolling in. The world is going into or is in a depression. Nanoco should go for a fire sale and accept a low offer, and I believe this would trigger a reasonable bidding war very quickly. I feel all the suitors are waiting for someone else to make a offer so they can then just slight!t top it, and in doing that a good bidding war or auction would ensue. Or partly mothball nanoco until the lawsuit is settled, the value in nanoco's IP is very substantial. The medical field IP alone could easily be worth many times nanoco's valuation right now, the QD runcorn facilities cost £20m
That's a fantastic achievement in itself, and still has a great value, the lawsuit is a very substantial amount of money in the bank, but only in my humble opinion. These kind of cases can take years and years but can pay out very substantial settlements as we've all seen lately with Samsung. So if nanoco can stay solvent ,then the rewards that will come in good time could Multiply its current valuation by 3 to 10 fold . I'm not a current holder of the stock , but I see it as a very possible strong buy on its lawsuit and IP estate, this pandemic would make anyone nervous about purchasing any shares at all. Though nanoco's IP estate would be desired by most of the industry's big and small players, someone is going to snap it up on , but WHO ? And when ? would I buy right now ? Yes, but as a very high risk investment in these trading conditions.
Most companies big and small will be putting their worldwide depression protocols into place, and spending on takeovers would be very limited .
I DON'T follow the boards discussions much, but it's hard to forget nanoco when there's money to be made from its very valuable IP estate and lawsuit,
Good luck to everyone, and stay safe

Investments can go up or down or go bust at any given time, buy with extreme caution.

No ddubya , I mean it is inconceivable that nanoco's case will be heard anytime soon, and if nanoco and Samsung can't sort this out "out of court" , then nanoco could be in for a very long wait on any settlement. There's any amount of perfectly legal stalling tactics, or could Samsung just wait until nanoco is against the ropes , as it practically looks now with merck wanting to renegotiate its QD orders, Merck sees nanoco's financial weakness and is determined to capitalise on it. Nanoco has very little room to negotiate or even keep that revenue rolling in. The world is going into or is in a depression. Nanoco should go for a fire sale and accept a low offer, and I believe this would trigger a reasonable bidding war very quickly. I feel all the suitors are waiting for someone else to make a offer so they can then just slight!t top it, and in doing that a good bidding war or auction would ensue. Or partly mothball nanoco until the lawsuit is settled, the value in nanoco's IP is very substantial. The medical field IP alone could easily be worth many times nanoco's valuation right now, the QD runcorn facilities cost £20m
That's a fantastic achievement in itself, and still has a great value, the lawsuit is a very substantial amount of money in the bank, but only in my humble opinion. These kind of cases can take years and years but can pay out very substantial settlements as we've all seen lately with Samsung. So if nanoco can stay solvent ,then the rewards that will come in good time could Multiply its current valuation by 3 to 10 fold . I'm not a current holder of the stock , but I see it as a very possible strong buy on its lawsuit and IP estate, this pandemic would make anyone nervous about purchasing any shares at all. Though nanoco's IP estate would be desired by most of the industry's big and small players, someone is going to snap it up on , but WHO ? And when ? would I buy right now ? Yes, but as a very high risk investment in these trading conditions.
Most companies big and small will be putting their worldwide depression protocols into place, and spending on takeovers would be very limited .
I DON'T follow the boards discussions much, but it's hard to forget nanoco when there's money to be made from its very valuable IP estate and lawsuit,
Good luck to everyone, and stay safe

Investments can go up or down or go bust at any given time, buy with extreme caution.

Because of the pandemic it would be inconceivable that a delay in most of the court proceedings would apply here,
They have literally torn up the normal running of most pandemic countries, this is a rare monumental time in our lives, to apply any normal reasoning during this time period would be a serious misjudgment of events.
The financial implications for the worlds economies is still very unclear, it would be a reasonable assumption that this pandemic wouldy cause a long term serious depression around the world, the borrowed money the government's are spending to stabilise societies ,and to avoid wide spread panic and lawlessness in society , will leave every government financially very weak to kick start all the economies,
The rule book and normal legal proceedings will have been halted until this pandemic has been dealt with, nanoco's genuine and good case will have to be suspended for quite some time , the American pandemic will see to that ok. though there's nothing stopping nanoco's lawyers from working away on the case,
The ramifications from this pandemic could be much greater than most of us could even comprehend, if we can stop this pandemic in its first wave , then the damage is more fixable, a 2nd or 3rd wave could render the worlds Economies in very serious trouble, as the long term fix for that is decade's of serious debt and serious economic damage and austerity.
I hope my dire prediction is 100% wrong, though I feel nanoco has a great case, and should win, though it's more than possible nanoco will succumb to a quickly reduced opportunistic offer. In the face of a possible very long recession that offer would be best snapped up by any smart investor.
Good luck to everyone here , and stay safe.

Dignity is losing most of its limo service, it's getting mothballed for quite some time it seems, that has a cost for storage, preparation, deprecation, insurance car tax etc, it's employees are taking time off worried sick they might catch the virus,
That 2020 revenue stream will or should collapse from now onwards I think, even dignity don't know what's going to happen here, yes people will need a funeral service ok, but probably straight from the hospital to the grave yard or crematorium I suspect,
Most of the other we money earners for them will also disapear, wreaths memorals etc, will stop, + many of the deaths of the elderly from coronavirus would be taken out of further future years death rates, these very sad early deaths will be quickly cremated straight from the hospital under government guidline instructions, this is a very sad fact of the horrendous problems society faces around this pandemic, though I fear India will see the biggest worldwide death toll, by virtue of the 1.4 billion population and widespread poverty in the country.

Yes 1.7 billion in dignity assets should see it through its worst difficulties, though I wouldn't expect any or much of a profit for 2020 and possibly beyond that, you also have set key personal leaving at a time like this !!! Strange to put it cautiously !!!.
There might be a good opportunity to get in here if taking a long term view, but that opportunity only relates to a jump in the share price, not any great earnings enhancing funeral pricing jumps.

Good luck to any brave investors here who takes a gamble on this one, at around this price long term ,,,,MAYBE,,,MAYBE,,,

Dignity has around £500 million of debt, a consistently falling share price and profits in the last number of years, even dignity don't even know how much it's profits will be impacted by the FSCSR review, and now even that review is on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic,
Dignity has borrowings of £500M and that must cost 10s of millions to service each year ?
I'm not surprised at the rapidly falling share price, the pandemic I believe will have a very serious material impact on the income dignity recieves, normal funeral service's and needs may not apply here , quickly arranged burials and cremations would be sought to avoid most of the bereaved getting the coronavirus, all these drastic changes may bring dignity to a level to just service it's huge debts. And not much more. I have always wondered why dignity allowed this debt to spiral out of control, surly they should have reduced it by issuing new shares when the SP was sky high !!! And now there is always the possibility that the banks could pull the plug if dignity breaks it's banking loan covenants.
This really is for the brave hearted, though if it gets through this pandemic and past the FSCSR review unscathed , then it might still pardon the pun live another day, though I'm quite sure the capping of funeral prices will make dignity in the long run a tortoise moving share on the stock markets.
Good luck to all its investors, I'm thankfully not one of them .

British airways agrees a 50% reduction in their pilots wages , and nanoco agrees a 20% reduction in executive salaries !!! and a 35% reduction in their non executive directors fee , which wasn't that much anyway, nanoco desperately needs to save cash, and the best they can offer shareholders is a 20% reduction in their big salaries, the CEO needs a 80% reduction in his huge salary, to take a salary like his at this stage in nanoco's survival plan is plainly wrong and unjustifiable.
I'm a non investor here, though I'm sure it's investors would understand my objections to only a 20% reduction,

The underlying value in nanoco's value is intact ok, it's just a matter of who and when will nanoco's value be unlocked.

GLA

This all hinges on whether or not this virus gets stopped, if not , then this could drag on into next year, now that could be a real battering for everyone including the Governments coffers, if it keeps flaring up in different places this will still put shoppers off going to the high street in sufficient numbers to keep shops viable,
though i'm hopeful after seeing china keep the number of deaths down , with 1.4 billion people and only 3000 deaths, well that a great achievement , i just think we should have locked down just like china as soon as practically possible,
i'm still sitting this market out, as the financial implications to all this is still not properly understood,
if things got back to normal quite soon, then the damage would be limited, i can't see that happening yet, if the government needs to fund a monumental amount of benefits, then the large amount of money to try to kick start the economy may not be there ,
we will beat this ok, though the world economies will take one hell of a battering. we are right down at the bottom right now, so that means the only way is up, i'm not a investor here, but i do wish everyone the best of luck with card factory,

GLA

Worry

Hereshopkins fear and sorry make people angry and disrespectful, I reiterate again I understand your financial pain and sorry about your personal circumstances. Good luck with everything sir. GLA

I bought nano between 16/17p. I sold at over 16p with a loss of a couple of hundred pounds, I consider myself very luck to exit at that price, I put serious warnings to investing on most of my post, unlike most other investors, including yourself hereshopkin, I do understand your real frustrations though, and I'm sorry about that real pain . Never attack anyone for trying to warn investors, surly you should be at least thanking me for at least trying to help investors,
Nanoco could very well still come good, ramping, well just see my investors warnings at the bottom of most of my post it you think I'm ramping sir. Though I reiterate I do understand your anger and fear, most people will be in the same position, worrying, everything will eventually improve and you will smile again, I promise you will sir.
GLA

I desperately tried to warn investors here about how this will play out with card factory, the high street footfall will cause a severe loss of sales, I sold out at a small loss at 88p , I tried several times , but investors were reluctant to follow my warning, I'm completely out of the whole market, though I was very luck to get out with a tiny overall loss, money in the bank waiting on good opportunities, I'm genuinely sorry for anyone caught in this very difficult market, please accept my sincerest
sympathy . The market will bounce back , it always does, and more especially because of the specific for instances, just take a 1 to 3 year view. GLA