RE: T/O14 May 2023 13:17
Investors in COPL should be asking, why is all shares sold acquired soon after, whether it’s 40,000 or 1 million.
Bondholders have this by the proverbials with the issue of shares, that payment for their services. They could afford to sell them at five or 6p, but who do you thinks buying them?
The nay Sayers on here, not particularly concerned whether you sell your shares, but not to buy more. It makes me laugh to see these long-term holders go from day traders to naysayers in a blink of an eye haven’t spent many many hours saying anything that meets their plan. And after getting many buying shares in the first place sad individuals prepared to do anything for money.
I don’t claim to know the politics of the game they are playing, the company that is, I just believe in the assets they have. Let’s face it Arthur, and the rest of the directors have the most to gain out of this. If it goes the way, I think it will, so what are the reasons at this time will they keep quiet and let the price of the company be trashed?
I have had this same experience with three of my holdings, just as I thought things couldn’t get any worse. It came good after the big boys had their feast of PI shares, the particular problem here is most of this company is owned by pi or was. AM house move the AGM forward and it’s not for no reason and it’s not just a coincidence the last R.N. S was too destructive to morale. I think it’s the last attempt to soak up the week Pi shares before the AGM announcement, which leads me to believe it’s going to be a whopper. Judging by the TR1 just announced, I’m not the only one who thinks the same thing, all of my own opinion, of course and the best of luck to all the long-term holders you deserve it.