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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Clear Leisure Plc | CLP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 2.70 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 2.70 | 2.70 |
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Posted at 07/5/2021 11:09 by purplepelmets Yes spary, I still have a lot of ARB. Day to day movements are irrelevant, like many that bought in sub 4p we are happily retired after selling on the rise. SOld my best chunk at 285p. I'm now suddenly comfortably retired more than 20 odd years early and spend the days lazing poolside in the tropics calling to the poolboy to bring me umbrella drinks while watching the maidens frolic. Truth be told after running a business and starting the working day at 5am 7 days a week it's a bit boring, and leaves me time to contemplate ridiculous stock situations such as this, and having flutters as and when opportunity arises.CLP is an interesting story, present situ at a mkt cap 5m I'll have a crack at it. If court cases are settled in CLP's favour I'll have a crack at mkt cap 10m, looking to double my money. Posters here are assuming that CLP wins both cases, in reality there will be 2 sides to every story. Either way you need to relax, if you did your DD who cares what prats like me on the interweb say, stop taking it all so personally. If you do manage to 75 bag on CLP and retire, maybe you will end up on the lounger next to me and amuse yourself finding outrageously priced microcaps and discussing them. |
Posted at 29/4/2021 19:03 by spary1 Sweet LargeChablis, I’m glad you finally see we could have a 60 bagger on our hands, that’s why you worry about your ARB investment which will now struggle to bag for anyone buying in and desperate to have people to buy your shares, CLP just at the beginning and expect great returns for investors.So stick a grand in CLP or a grand in ARB , which will have the biggest uplift end of year ? Imho and my trading position it’s CLP |
Posted at 27/4/2021 10:46 by largechablis Spray you can't handle opposing views because you are insecure about clp. Which isn't surprising.How is clp similar to arb? Arb is making £10m a month at 80% margin. If you understood valuations you would see that it's still outrageously cheap. £20 is my target this bull run. Many think higher. Clp are earning zero and have no way of mining Bitcoin before the bull run ends in 6 to 9 months time. It has already already 20 bagged, 40 at one point. Most here bought on the pump up to 4p and will sell any rise to get their money back. Might see 5p before back down to lows. |
Posted at 22/4/2021 13:05 by dssloan I do wish people would stop incessantly comparing ARB and CLP. ARB is way ahead on progress - a mining pool with DMGI, 800MW facility in Texas (an initial 200MW immediately) on the way. Way ahead.CLP is a minnow, and a speculative punt minnow, but it may well achieve several multiples of its current share price. I am in both, for various reasons. Only got in on ARB at 96p and 113p, so comparatively late. Hopefully much earlier with CLP. |
Posted at 22/4/2021 11:27 by stevebrrr LargeChablis. I have re-bought my original six figure ARB holding this week so am obviously very happy with it. But what is now left in its tank? CLP has not even got started yet and has enormous relative potential - surely you can see that?What is this with your either/or approach with respect to CLP/ARB? It makes no sense. Nothing wrong with holding both imo, thats why we both obv did well with ARB originally is it not? You appear angry and frustrated in your posting. Is your glass of Chablis half full or half empty? I think you missed the boat here at CLP and simply want in cheap. Not gonna happen now fella. The Trojan Horse of Crypto is rolling now. You can't stop it. Bite the bullet. Makes the world a better place. And don't miss KR1 and its Altcoins either imo! GLA |
Posted at 22/4/2021 09:16 by viralspec It's funny, the accolade of 'troll' sits firmly in Cryptominers camp and he and MargeChavpee appear quite the double act trying in vain to denigrate CLP.I'm more inclined to view it as a 'single act', with MargeChavpee the author of the Crypominer character, after all, what I didn't highlight in the previous post was that the misuse of English does drift in and out of view in Cryptominers posts. That aside, I wouldn't be too smug if I were MargeChavpee. ARB's single strand on the bow has been showing signs of price performance weakness since February, and is approaching a significant test of it's price direction, just take a look at the price ranges on a bar chart, which is probably why he feels more agitated by any potential rise witnessed in CLP. If the price channel which commenced in February, remains in play at ARB, and that's the test at present, the price will halve from it's current level of just over 200p to around 100p in a few months time. In the meantime, given CLP's numerous strings and possibilities, the JS involvement, combined with it's low market cap, CLP could easily triple or more quite rapidly from it's current base. Time will tell, as will the level of continued trolling from Marge and his Crypto pal. |
Posted at 21/4/2021 21:33 by largechablis Evening losers! CLP down 4%, ARB up 30%Quality stocks will always win out. I did suggest selling clp and moving into arb. Can't wait for that first BTC to be mined by clp. 2023 isn't that far away. |
Posted at 21/4/2021 12:21 by viralspec CryptominerCuriosity made me read your posts. It's clear that English is not your first language, which isn't an issue, just an observation. What is an issue, however, is that since you joined in July 2019, you have only ever posted on CLP, and in every post, you've tried to trash CLP. You claim to be, as your name suggests, a crypto miner, yet you haven't once posted on ARB, which is the main crypto stock in the Uk. That flags an alert for me. To conclude, I believe there's something far more dodgy about you, and your motive, with your repeated attempts to rubbish CLP, than there is about anything you claim concerning CLP. |
Posted at 21/3/2021 15:39 by spary1 Coppied from LSEThis will be a x10 bagger - Renewable powered cryptocurrency miningToday 00:24 If CLP can establish themselves as a "green" cryptocurrency miner using electricity from a renewable sources (hydroelectric, solar and wind) as well as utilising the latest mining hardware then it should be transformational for the company. Considering that CLP are looking at developing their own cryptocurrency mining hardware/software that might utilise some form of AI integration, then this will be a game changer for CLP. Professor Francesco Gardin has over 30 years experience in artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced computing; when you take into account his extensive academic and industry contacts this should allow CLP to move forwards fairly quickly in the cryptocurrency mining area. If Francesco can deliver what he hopes to over the next 6-12 months, then CLP will easily be a ten bagger. If you haven't already got your CLP golden tickets then I would do so fairly quickly, you have been warned! |
Posted at 20/3/2021 18:37 by spary1 LargeChablis, lmao, oh dear how desperate are you, so ARB is close to a billion Mcap and CLP is 20million, CLp is going to build bigger and better machines run by green power, now who do you think will multi bag the most seeing as ARB is already top heavy ?If you want to continue posting your tripe here I can always pop over to ARB board and tell them all about the CLP interview which clearly has you worried, let’s face it ARB has already multi Bagged and CLP has only just got going |
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