RE: Don't Sell and Make Them Pay29 Jun 2025 16:10
I have been asking friends in the city and their talk is , their opinion They’re possibly comparing PR1 to SWC (or another prior AIM stock) that had a low float and high retail interest, which ran hard before any dilution happened. If PR1 follows that kind of trajectory, it could overshoot 40p significantly.
Let’s be clear: it was Prim who dumped those 8 million PR1 shares — not PR1 themselves — and if they did it without proper authority, then this entire situation flips. We’re not just talking dilution here — we’re talking regulatory breach. If AIM steps in and says “buy them back,” then that’s 8 million shares that need to be bought on the open market.
Now tell me, how many shares are even available? Exactly.
If Prim’s boxed themselves into this, and they’re forced to unwind that sale, we’re not looking at 40p — we’re looking at price discovery under pressure. This could easily fly past 60p, 80p, maybe higher. Especially if retail cottons on.
The CEO? Yeah, we don’t know what his exact play is — but if he’s got any sense, he’ll let the price run before even thinking about a raise. BTC for treasury? Strategic buys? Whatever — let that come after the market re-rates this properly.
And yeah, 40p is a nice win for anyone in early — no hate. But for me, it’s way too early to ring the register. This is starting to look like a SWC-style setup. Low float, heavy retail interest, corporate misstep, and potentially forced buying.
I’m holding for the squeeze. Let Prim chase me up the ladder. I’m not giving away my shares at 40p when we haven’t even started the real run yet.