Catenae Innovation Share Discussion Threads

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 13:04

Dyor research but I see very limited downside at this low level and minimum 3 bagger upside

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 13:03

Hope67 post your updated chart and I promise not to post it again ;)

[wahrani31dz] 17/9/2019 13:02

I never said any of that! All I said it was probably the impatient traders who bought more likely yesterday selling at a loss to go and chase other rainbows that has caused today's drop!

[mcrudden] 17/9/2019 13:02

Anyone buying in I think can see the spread quite clearly but yes if they sell that quick then hey ho. I'm holding and waiting but dyor and ignore the noise. Gla

[hope67] 17/9/2019 13:02

ffs cc how many times are you going to post that?

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 13:02

MMs inching the bid up bit by bit to try to tempt weak nervous sellers

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 13:01

IMO as per very detailed research:-Option 1 - The biggest shareholder having bought in excess of 500m shares at circa 0.29 pence or £1.50m worth buys us out on the cheap compared to his maiden purchase price.Option 2 - The biggest shareholder has taken Miton's stake, to significantly average down, appointed as CEO/Chairman and provides short term funding from his very deep pockets.Option 3 - A new Strategic Investor has taken Miton's stake and comes on board as Chairman/CEO.Option 4 - Cash Shell potential. The company has a bit of cash, some tax losses any tech business could utilise and core businesses which must have some value.IMO any of the above options should result in potentially explosive pivot points for a significant re-rating of the share price

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 13:00

Good research from a LSE poster to follow...

[beeks of arabia] 17/9/2019 12:57

Meanwhile, early buyers here today are now sat on at least a 30% loss.I hope they didn't buy on your recommendation cc. After all, you're talents as a computer monitor installation specialist hardly qualify you for anything, never mind giving investment advice

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:55

Good research from a LSE poster (ties in well with my own research notes):IMO as per very detailed research:-Option 1 - The biggest shareholder having bought in excess of 500m shares at circa 0.29 pence or £1.50m worth buys us out on the cheap compared to his maiden purchase price.Option 2 - The biggest shareholder has taken Miton's stake, to significantly average down, appointed as CEO/Chairman and provides short term funding from his very deep pockets.Option 3 - A new Strategic Investor has taken Miton's stake and comes on board as Chairman/CEO.Option 4 - Cash Shell potential. The company has a bit of cash, some tax losses any tech business could utilise and core businesses which must have some value.IMO any of the above options should result in potentially explosive pivot points for a significant re-rating of the share price

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:54

You said you disagreed with me that MMs are collecting shares and tree shaking. You think it's the low number of sells here that has dropped the price. You think the MMs can't change the price at will. You think buys will make the price rise and sells will make it fall, perfectly in proportion and relation to the quantity.

[beeks of arabia] 17/9/2019 12:52

What a set of planks.

[wahrani31dz] 17/9/2019 12:51

I have a low number of posts because I don't post every 2 mins!! FYI I am invested here and verb for a while, and an holding all my share until at least we reach nominal value!

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:50

The last TR1 dropped at 10.50am so expect a holdings RNS anytime. It could drop anytime declaring a new strategic investor as come aboard! GLA

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:49

Haha anyone want to sell? They'll take 18million shares from me in one go. 19million goes NT. You certainly can't buy anywhere near that quantity in one go! GLA we all know what's going to happen here next!

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:45

You'll always get idiots like Freak of Arabia with no money to their name because his wife left him. A very bitter guy. Nothing to invest but wtalks me on here following me around lolol. Got to feel sorry for him but he brought it on himself.

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:44

Suhail on LSE wrote:IMO as per very detailed research:-Option 1 - The biggest shareholder having bought in excess of 500m shares at circa 0.29 pence or £1.50m worth buys us out on the cheap compared to his maiden purchase price.Option 2 - The biggest shareholder has taken Miton's stake, to significantly average down, appointed as CEO/Chairman and provides short term funding from his very deep pockets.Option 3 - A new Strategic Investor has taken Miton's stake and comes on board as Chairman/CEO.Option 4 - Cash Shell potential. The company has a bit of cash, some tax losses any tech business could utilise and core businesses which must have some value.IMO any of the above options should result in potentially explosive pivot points for a significant re-rating of the share price

[mcrudden] 17/9/2019 12:44

Bang on the money imo as well, let the games be played and sit and wait it out. Gla

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:43

Frustrating that MMs didn't let anyone buy below 0.03 but that was never their intention for this exercise was it ;)

[beeks of arabia] 17/9/2019 12:43

LOL!What a piece of shoite

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:41

Suhail wrote on LSE (loads of options below for the company, all end in multibagger):IMO as per very detailed research:-Option 1 - The biggest shareholder having bought in excess of 500m shares at circa 0.29 pence or £1.50m worth buys us out on the cheap compared to his maiden purchase price.Option 2 - The biggest shareholder has taken Miton's stake, to significantly average down, appointed as CEO/Chairman and provides short term funding from his very deep pockets.Option 3 - A new Strategic Investor has taken Miton's stake and comes on board as Chairman/CEO.Option 4 - Cash Shell potential. The company has a bit of cash, some tax losses any tech business could utilise and core businesses which must have some value.IMO any of the above options should result in potentially explosive pivot points for a significant re-rating of the share price

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:40

0.0261 was most likely an auto sell / stop loss trigger unless the person is mad lol

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:39

Ask just jumped to 0.032p. Typical MMs share collection strategy. Wipe spread but offered to sell huge amounts way above bid but paying full ask for buys. Naughty naughty tut tut lol

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:37

Ask just jumper to 0.032 - classic MMs cheao share collecting strategy = keep bid low but offer high - big wide spread.

[computercoders] 17/9/2019 12:36

Post from Suhail on LSE. I hope he doesn't mind me copying it but his research is spot on imho:IMO as per very detailed research:-Option 1 - The biggest shareholder having bought in excess of 500m shares at circa 0.29 pence or £1.50m worth buys us out on the cheap compared to his maiden purchase price.Option 2 - The biggest shareholder has taken Miton's stake, to significantly average down, appointed as CEO/Chairman and provides short term funding from his very deep pockets.Option 3 - A new Strategic Investor has taken Miton's stake and comes on board as Chairman/CEO.Option 4 - Cash Shell potential. The company has a bit of cash, some tax losses any tech business could utilise and core businesses which must have some value.IMO any of the above options should result in potentially explosive pivot points for a significant re-rating of the share price