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sold out today made 66% , was hoping for what you said zedy
Anyway bought Cadogan ( CAD ) Shares , would not normal buy a low company value at £6.7 million but they have $11 Million in cash ; loaned out $13 million with options in a company for 33% of company shares in Proger Ingegneria or a 5% compunded interest return.
Cadogan operate in Ukraine.
Gas prices rising so should turn profit in 2nd half and not sold gas in first half ( Stored including oil )

Anyway bought Cadogan ( CAD ) Shares , would not normal buy a low company value at £6.7 million but they have $11 Million in cash ; loaned out $13 million with options in a company for 33% of company shares in Proger Ingegneria or a 5% compounded interest return.
Gas prices rising so should turn profit in 2nd half and not sold gas in first half ( Stored including oil )
Question why the undervaluation , the Proger Ingegneria options if used is worth $20 million estimated by a broker

Bought £5k today and not showing as trade

Problem is based on turnover this should be around 70p to 80p and then only have a P/E of 9
That's not including
cash held
10% share holding
Drill results

Did pick up regarding the orders being same for march , April , may , June which would imply a 2nd half turnover of $1.4 million giving a total for year end of $2.5 Million.
Can anyone else confirm these figures

Thanks Troagan

Yep read that

lol i would never buy these shares , its just legal stealing and each year a new mug buys in.
Looked for the patents in INSP , could only find one and the question is who owns the patent.
Would appear the silver work been sold.
That saying i was near to buying but done my research and was shocked at the RNS statements , for a laugh showed a colleague who a teacher in English and replay was at no point does the wording say contracts or product just clever words bound to together.
slight of hand in writing and the brain misses the important word and you believe in the statement as fact

Did You Manage To Avoid Inspirit Energy Holdings's (LON:INSP) 98% Share Price Wipe Out?
BySimply Wall StPublishedApril 25, 2019
AIM:INSP
Inspirit Energy Holdings Plc (LON:INSP) shareholders should be happy to see the share price up 15% in the last month. But that doesn't change the fact that the returns over the last half decade have been stomach churning. In fact, the share price has tumbled down a mountain to land 98% lower after that period. So we don't gain too much confidence from the recent recovery. The important question is if the business itself justifies a higher share price in the long term.

We really feel for shareholders in this scenario. It's a good reminder of the importance of diversification, and it's worth keeping in mind there's more to life than money, anyway.

See our latest analysis for Inspirit Energy Holdings

With zero revenue generated over twelve months, we don't think that Inspirit Energy Holdings has proved its business plan yet. We can't help wondering why it's publicly listed so early in its journey. Are venture capitalists not interested? As a result, we think it's unlikely shareholders are paying much attention to current revenue, but rather speculating on growth in the years to come. Investors will be hoping that Inspirit Energy Holdings can make progress and gain better traction for the business, before it runs low on cash.

Companies that lack both meaningful revenue and profits are usually considered high risk. The is usually a significant chance that they will need more money for business development, putting them at the mercy of capital markets. So the share price itself impacts the value of the shares (as it determines the cost of capital). While some such companies do very well over the long term, others become hyped up by promoters before eventually falling back down to earth, and going bankrupt (or being recapitalized). Some Inspirit Energy Holdings investors have already had a taste of the bitterness stocks like this can leave in the mouth.

Our data indicates that Inspirit Energy Holdings had net debt of UK£996,000 when it last reported in December 2018. That makes it extremely high risk, in our view. But since the share price has dived -54% per year, over 5 years, it looks like some investors think it's time to abandon ship, so to speak. You can click on the image below to see (in greater detail) how Inspirit Energy Holdings's cash and debt levels have changed over time.

AIM:INSP Historical Debt, April 25th 2019
AIM:INSP Historical Debt, April 25th 2019
Of course, the truth is that it is hard to value companies without much revenue or profit. Given that situation, would you be concerned if it turned out insiders were relentlessly selling stock? I'd like that just about as much as I like to drink milk and fruit juice mixed together. It only takes a moment for you to check whether we have identified any insider sales recently.

Well said V111JAS
Long term , in this case very long term
If you did not know the past then these shares would be higher , problem is some just bring the past back again and again.
After rebuying stand at 2.9p - so not looking at a loss - future very bright - fund raise which is a Asset and should be treated as one - Multiple drill sites that have permits - good luck

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Historically, it was unclear to what extent UK companies were obliged to update the market on their trading performance between their regular annual or half-yearly announcements. Until 1995, the London Stock Exchange's (LSE) Listing Rules contained an obligation on listed issuers to "avoid the creation of a false market". This was sometimes interpreted as an obligation merely to avoid selective disclosure of information that would enable some market participants to trade on information that was unavailable to others.
However, while the UK rules historically were not clear as to when an update of trading performance or expectations was required, the Listing Rules and the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers (Takeover Code) have for many years required a company that chose to make a profit forecast or profit estimate to report on the forecast or estimate when undertaking certain types of transaction.
In order to avoid the additional regulatory burdens and the potential public embarrassment that could result from issuing "official" profit forecasts or profit estimates, some companies "guided" the market by briefing analysts who then published allegedly independent but well informed research containing financial forecasts based on the guidance received.
The position changed significantly in the UK in the mid-1980s, with the introduction of legislation outlawing insider dealing (the Company Securities (Insider Dealing) Act 1985; now Part V of the Criminal Justice Act 1993 (CJA)) and the creation of a new criminal offence relating to a course of conduct creating a misleading impression (section 47(2), Financial Services Act 1986 (1986 Act); now replaced by section 397(3), Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA) ). Both companies and securities professionals, such as analysts, became increasingly concerned about the disclosure and use of unpublished price sensitive information in case it should result in a criminal prosecution for insider dealing. In one high profile case, an analyst was prosecuted but the analyst's conviction was quashed on appeal ((HM Advocate v Mackie, The Times, 30th September, 1994; PLC, 1994, V(3), 72). Section 47(2) of the 1986 Act relating to a course of conduct creating a misleading impression also led to the concern that a company's failure to correct market expectations of its performance could be argued to be a course of conduct that created a misleading impression, and hence a criminal offence.
Against this background, Chapter 9 (Continuing Obligations) of the Listing Rules relating to disclosure of information by companies was amended in 1995 and the LSE issued price sensitive information guidance focusing, in particular, on analysts' briefings. This guidance was updated by the UK Listing Authority (UKLA) in 2001 (The Price Sensitive Information Guide (PSI Guide)) (section 14, Appendix 2, UKLA Guidance Manual, PLC, 2001, XII(11), 89) (see box "The Price Sensitive Information Guide").

Well the futures looking bright a few days ago we was trying to find the turn over for Block Energy , and we came to around $8 million which included the gas connection but minus tax looking at $6 million
With the $6 million left over there was head room for $2 million to $3 million in one Drill operation with connection of gas to expand.
With the fund raise this expands the drills and cash flow to keep drilling with no further cash injections.
Think of it this way , the cash raised is a capital injection and asset of Block energy.
Will this effect the share price maybe but short term and depends on the fund raise , conditions of sale i.e 12 months to 18 months for fund raise.
suspect will concede with the options in 2022
The Fund raise remember need a discount as there's no security , Risk assessed and sold

Should see a few more of these coming , plus contracts put out to tender.

Vol. Sold 664
Sold Value £1,228
Vol. Bought 2
There's the answer

half a beer in a pub or 2 pints in Weatherspoon's
sometimes MMs generated this to stop the price dropping

This is a growth stock every new product adds to the re-order.
Once pivot point comes in break even the profits will just keep rolling up the hill.
In other words very hard to let this stock sold if a Private investor

A P/E of 4.13p says it all ; plus news soon of Drill results

Oldblue can see the messages as always makes mistakes.

Back to INSP

Simple they have nothing of value , except directors and good ones at that to keep this one afloat for so long

Its sold in Europe all products , Have a bottle in front of me Toilet Cleaner which we have to but as do not have mains for toilet waste and is processed and released into stream. If we use bleached destroys the bacterial.
May have ITX ingredients below , hard to find the facts.
https://us.ecover.com/?s=TOILET+CLEANER

Hi In-Long good to hear your work is going well , Covid 19 change the pattern of share traders as a lot of buy and sell quick as staying at home is some form of entertainment.
Totally was always long term and doing a great job in this adverse time , you only lose if you sell.
Totally up 46% been static for 4 months now but notice now the price is edging up and suspect that contract awards will be announced or a small IT purchase which was mention several months ago.
Cash holding increasing , shows strong cash flow
Nice dividend and better then bank rates.