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I've now taken the plunge investing here and will keep adding as and when I see news. The saying goes no news is good news, that's definitely not the case investing in shares. For these rock bottom shares to survive the market needs to see constant news releases, without this happening shares tend to stay dead and buried down deep in the coldrums.
So I hope the iconic board read these boards and take note no news is bad news.
The future looks bright for iconic long term so the iconic board need to start throwing out constant news releases, 5 to 6 a month every month.

There is Hugh potential going forward here, just go through all the rns news reported will tell you that. If you've invested here you must of seen this and that made you decision to invest here. Believe in your research and don't be put off by the derampers who at some stage made some bad investments and got burnt, probably through shorting kefi.
All what you read from them is what it is total rubbish. You didn't invest here on the back of there rubbish so why move on because of there negative behaviour on here. The simple way to get rid of them is filter them.
GLWYI

Absolutely great news getting in to the US market. This business is going to be absolutely Hugh and very soon from now the 1p doors will be blown off.

Thanks and good luck with all your investments. Looking forward to the future here.

Where you thinking this will drop to, looking at where I can bring my average down. My take on it is that the share price will fall until x number of shares are bought back.

There be not much movement upwards until this business starts reporting to be in profit. With all the shares in issue I can't see much happening short term.
Might take an entry point once any profit is made.

https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/materials/aim-prem/premier-african-minerals-shares/news/we-wouldnt-rely-on-premier-african-mineralss-lonprem-statutory-earnings-as-a-guide/amp/

https://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/920493/supplyme-capital-plc---initiation-920493.html/long

https://www.cscmpitaly.org/events/supply-chain-edge-italy-2020

Hi wolves, sorry misread your previous write up. Its normally the way with AIM shares as that's how they survive starting out.
I will invest some now and more once an update is out on the debt assuming that's good news.
Problem is on trading 212 they never put orders through straight away as they say the share has low liquidity.
Think I'll open a share account again with my bank. Stopped dealing for some years after losing £0000's with directors of Afren plc robbing millions from the company resulting in Afren plc being delisted.

Thanks for your insight on this business going forward with there debt wolves, much appreciated.
Knowing they don't want to raise future funds through a placing is a big plus. I might wait to invest until news is out about how they will pay off the debt.
With regards to Tom winnifrith yes know all about his miscommings and failed attempts to **** off other businesses. Can only be a good thing for this share if that numpty is talking about it.
I just wanted to know if there was anything of that article, now I know as always was a load of bull crap.
All the best.

Hi Wolves, my take on it is that the debt will be paid off possibly through shares which in-turn will dilute the share price. Trying to find out before I invest or not.
I've sent an email to the business with many questions about the debt and where they see there venture going forward.
If they can get rid of the debt without diluting the share price further then the only way is up from here.

Hi wolves I see he also wrote bad things about syme where I am also invested. Bloke seems to have some sort of agenda.
How do you see the current debt being paid of here.

Looking to invest here in the future. Had one question regarding the quote below posted by Tom winnifrith
No news is bad news and here is why Iconic (ICON) seems to be sitting on bags of bad news. Will this company, still being run as a shadow director by toxic David Sefton, come clean? This is what it needs to clarify…

Thanks Sedoc might come in some use. Hope your decorating goes well.
Have a good weekend to.

Here are the five reasons that gave investors confidence to believe that the pieces in the puzzle are coming together:

Private equity funders are interested! It has received offers for funding in the form of securitisation notes to fund over 300m EUR of inventory. What’s interesting here is the potential funders that it refers to. One of which is investment funds, including private equity funds that want to support their portfolio companies (i.e. their own investments grow).
UK looks ready to go. Due diligence has been completed and Supply@ME is on verge of delivering inventory monetisation for the first set of UK companies.
Funders also want a piece of SYME. Appreciating its unique business model and scale, its funding partners are looking to invest into the company. This links back to point 1.
Italian deals. Terms have been agreed with 2 local banks and another (Finlombardia) has invited it to pitch for services to be provided to local SMEs.
Middle-east programme progress. A Sharia assessment has been completed by a global bank who have also identified a funding partner to support the UAM programme between SYME and iMass. A separate update is due.

Your very welcome!!
Having more constructive posts about the business should be what these bb boards should be about for new and old investors alike.
I simply just erase the school behaviour what goes on here by filtering them.
Have a good weekend.

Is in what it calls ‘inventory monetisation.’ It is trying to pioneer a securitisation scheme based on Special Purpose Vehicles that is seeking to create a new asset class, called inventory.

Inventory has value and, hypothetically, it could be securitised. At the end of the day, it is not a million miles away from the commodities market, which started out with farmers having inventory (e.g. crops) and futures contracts being used to turn that inventory (or future inventory) into something that can be traded.

Charles Bingham at Schroder Investment Management has named the AIM-listed fintech his top pick with a Buy rating of £2.10.

The company's price soared more than 1000% during August to £0.80, but Daniel Weatherington thinks this is small beans compared to what the company has in store for 2021. A 12-month valuation by Standard Chartered research house has SMYE in the £14.00 bracket, indicating the time to move is now.
https://www.wfmj.com/story/42638922/top-pick-syme-a-port-amongst-stormy-markets-analysts-say

For investors researching Supply@me.
Aggressive plans for growth supported by client numbers.
https://www.sharebuyers.co.uk/shares/syme-reveals-key-reason-why-captive-bank-needed/