Crazy times31 Aug 2025 00:43
I am not sure why ye all are going so mental here, uninvested people calling out people who have bought shares in a company that listed at 32.5p rose to about 50p and now because of financial changes has dipped to 10p, stocks go up and down dependant on many factors. Do I think the opportunity of buying shares in a company that last year turned over 6m and this year will turn over 4m at a 66% discount to listing price and 80% discount to highs is a good opportunity hell yes it is. Since formation in 2020 this company has grown sales each year except this one and has been profitable, this year's dip is mainly down to spending reviews and some finances now falling into 2026. They are working on obtaining new contracts and diversifying the business, they have a healthy cash balance , they have employed a new sales manager to work on leads and converting them to contracts, they are in talks with a tier 1 company with regard to a major contract. Free float is 35% if you take off institutional holdings that reduces to about 15% in private investors hands with current market cap that's about £1m. Markets are based on future predictions and I personally think that this will be valued much higher in the coming years. The PI world is hard enough without everyone fighting with themselves. Pump and dump not really sure it is that's mainly for exploration and juniors stocks with no revenues with low mcaps and no revenues, this is a business in a sector which has billions spent in it every year , a new business trying to carve their % out of this lucrative market, some players turn over huge amounts in this sector. They have got preferred supplier nominations signed with key players and have links to others that haven't transpired to revenues yet. If you are trying to save people from loosing their money that's great but maybe you are trying to deter people from making money or looking for a cheaper entry not sure which it is. But I see opportunity here, massive gap on the chart too, there are some red flags but they are limited and the upside is good from here if the company pull their socks up, this is not going bust anytime soon as they have plenty of cash and rolling cash contracts. So as I say in life everyone is calling their own book, do the due diligence , the research , they have 3 upcoming investor meeting you can attend to ask questions and then make an investment decision it's your hard earned cash , I would let the raving of people on bulletin boards make your decision for you.