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Messi1966
If your 66,667 shares can be validated by Truspine BOD are you still offering them for sale at £20,000? It appeared to be an open offer on your part to those reading your posts on this board without any timing issue limitations.
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JM
My guess, and it is only a guess on my part, is that the hold up may have been due to the length of time to obtain the patents before going to market.
If the forecast profits and sales have been conservatively assessed in the paper accessible on the internet, then the market value of Truspine should reflect the forecast losses in Y1 but significant profits thereafter. I would refer to a previous post of mine and do the maths. Factor in your own reasonableness of the Truspine forecasts and risks and you get to a proper valuation. That valuation will be personal to you. I know why I am invested in PRIM, the question is, do you know why you are invested in PRIM?
DYOR, don't rely on others.
Wolves
Market Cap £1.3m
Net Assets c.£0.7m
Net Profit/Loss ummmmmmmmm Loss
The figures speak for themselves!
Wolves...................... Howling
Paulj996
We also believe we know their forecast projections. In addition the forecasts depending on various levels of market penetration presumably by increased marketing and uptake of the product lines by the medical profession. It is all there in that one document.
Less invasive procedures mean less risk and hence less costs associated with insurance premiums in those countries that rely on private medical care. If the product lines do what they say, then the uptake IMO may be very swift indeed.
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B66
Yes, IMO about 1/5th of the remaining holding. Whilst I can see some additional investments in new companies, I wouldn't be surprised if there was a need to participate in a cash raise by at least one of the existing companies that PRIM is invested in.
As mentioned on this board before, some of the companies PRIM has taken a share in are difficult to value except by looking at historic placements etc. It is less difficult however to see the direction of travel by some of these companies and the management behind them. I have always found it useful to research companies that have partnerships /JV's with those companies that PRIM is invested in. The BOD may have some tough decisions to make during the next 12 months but they have their own cash on the table which is always a good starting point.
RKB was kind enough to provide his thoughts on this share during his last few posts, that's good enough for me. I can also understand his views on AIM. The best buy trade I could obtain today was 6000 shares at 3.5p each. I didn't proceed with the trade. Does this really represent making an orderly market?
A question that I do have for anyone (except Messi) that holds Truspine shares. is, has anyone been given an indication that the number of shares may be consolidated as part of any IPO?
DYOR
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LB
The first part of your email appears to be well behind my curve on this. I originally visited this some time ago but regularly review for updates and additional info.
Regarding the products and medical processes there is a lot more information available if you know how to mine data and look for variables and leads. Happy hunting, always good to DYOR and then maybe a little bit more!
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Messi
I am only interested in facts.
If you are not prepared to post the information I previously asked for , then maybe you could inform me of how you contacted PRIM, ie in person, email, phone call or maybe letter. Also who you either spoke to or addressed the letter to.
As previously stated I will be very happy to follow this up with any of the PRIM directors.
Wolves
Please provide the following:
1. Investigating police officers name.
2. Phone number that they can be contacted on.
3. Police investigation number.
With this information I will happily verify your posts.
Wolves
LB 13:05
Actually there are two. Tidy up of backdated issues pre IPO? I believe they are just being thorough and are ensuring that future holds a smooth glide path to market.
LB & M are entitled to their own views but remember LB has stated that he doesn't hold any shares and M hasn't provided any proof regarding his claimed losses. I suggest that he supplies all the information he/she has to PRIM and Truspine directors so they can take swift action to verify his statement and if necessary take any appropriate actions.
I also think it was a buy. The 2.5m trade however is more of a mystery.
You could buy stock today but only small amounts at a time. This limitation on the size of trades has been going on for a while now and is frustrating.
Two questions
1. Will the quarterly news update arrive on time or will it be pushed back until news arrives from other sources.
2.Will the cash be used to invest in Tru IPO or the Ozzy miner or possibly a company totally out of the blue such as PHE. The directors could well spring us investors a few surprises.
Looking forward to news
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Malachi
You may wish to rethink your maths!
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Piltick
Resolution 1 was passed by about 22-23% of shares that I believe were eligible to vote.
Resolution 2 is less clear as only the concert party share info is out there to view in the public domain and make a judgement on. I suspect that many who voted for resolution 1 were unable to vote for resolution 2 as the terms of who could vote was different.
Hopefully the value of the acquisition in PHE share terms will pale into insignificance as per long term shareholder value and future dividends. Time will tell. DYOR.
Wolves
Fast going. As per RNS shares to be issued on or around 15th July 2020.
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Richmondo 11:25 post
I agree with your second and third sentences
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daveness
£500,000 per DMG each year of operation with Peel projects in uk.
Wolves
A link to more info on the subject. Feedstocks????????
https://ariescleanenergy.com/
Wolves
TP3 , your post today 13.31
I agree with your paragraphs 1 & 2, I'm not anti nuclear as it is currently an important element of the uk's energy supply and will continue to be so for a while.
I also agree with first part and last of your paragraph 3. The middle part I am going to sit on the fence as I suspect there is more at play here than we are able to see. Our understanding of where we appear to be at the current time with CV19 and national events may be very different to our views with hindsight in a couple of years.
The Bees are buzzing especially around PHE.
Wolves
TP3, we lead with DIDO & PLUTO at AERE Harwell.
However,
https://world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/UK-s-nuclear-clean-up-cost-estimate-dips-to-$154-b
And from own UK Government site:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/nuclear-provision-explaining-the-cost-of-cleaning-up-britains-nuclear-legacy/nuclear-provision-explaining-the-cost-of-cleaning-up-britains-nuclear-legacy
Is it an old technology or are there newer safer alternatives?
US Incident:
March 28, 1979 Middletown, Pennsylvania, US Loss of coolant and partial core meltdown, see Three Mile Island accident and Three Mile Island accident health effects Cost $2.4B.
We all probably remember the USSR one.
but there are newer technologies being developed:.
Culham - little known but important to the uk
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culham_Centre_for_Fusion_Energy
And least I forget PHE and its technology to produce Heat, Hydrogen and Electricity from waste plastic, rubber and maybe other feedstocks.
As always DYOR.
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RKB
In your opinion with additional funding (I have no knowledge that that is the case) do you think that they have the potential to put the infrastructure and teams in place to reach the highest of their 2022 forecasts? It would require quite some speed of market penetration . Your thoughts on this would be appreciated.
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RKB
You are teasing messi1966. A cat playing with a mouse comes to mind (no offence meant messi).
messi1966 think of this as a project, then have a read of:
https://www.accaglobal.com/in/en/student/exam-support-resources/foundation-level-study-resources/ffm/ffm-technical-articles/rate-return.html
This is a simplistic article.
Of course DYOR and maybe consider other variables.
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