A good court outcome and a rns showing our strategy in crypto investing should propel the share price nearer 10p,such is the excitement in the crypto world atm. Not many investment opportunities around where the mc is still so low and the potential to multi bag is high. Gla |
Yes no small amount that. Let's see on the day if any big trades go through |
Nothing to worry about imhoThe Board of Clear Leisure (AIM: CLP) wishes to advise that due to the Covid-19 delays at the Court of Venice, the Court hearing due to be held on 10 March 2021 has been rescheduled to 26 May 2021.At the hearing, the previously appointed independent expert will inform the Judge of the Court about the final assessment of the economic merit of the claim against Sipiem's previous management and internal audit committee.Despite a slight delay in the Court hearing, the Company remains confident of the outcome of the litigation, given the strong foundations of the claim. |
What court case?? |
There was some big buys running up to the last court case so bodes well for this next court case. But 200,000 pounds was the biggest I saw. Which goes to show someone has confidence on the outcome. |
Yes court case on the 26th. Think it will rise big on the 27th saying that it goes in favour. But obviously nothing is guaranteed. |
I believe We will look back at these 2p prices and kick ourselves for not buying more when we had the chance. Once this takes off it will really take off. |
AMAZING THINGS FRANCESCO'S MADE Francesco Gardin, born in Rovigo, Italy, graduated in Theoretical Physics at Padova University in 1979, before undertaking a UK Government research project at Exeter University (UK) from 1980 to 1982. In 1983 he was employed by the Italian National Research Council and from 1984 to 1985 he worked at the European Union Research Centre in Ispra, Italy as Co-ordinator of the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.In 1983, Francesco Gardin founded AISoftw@re SpA to develop and distribute Artificial Intelligence systems within Italy, which he took public which on NASDAQ Europe in 1999 and Milan Stock Exchange in 2000. He sold the company in 2005 through a merger and agreed to remain as non executive Chairman until March 2008. The company is now called Exprivia and when he left it employed more than 1,400 people with revenues in excess of £70m. |
Looks like the right man for the job. Bitcoin and Etherum have just gone mental again |
www.f6s.com/francescogardin |
We are in the right place at the right time. Buy and hold if it dips buy more |
I noticed that, not ideal.Hopefully an update next week of some kind. |
spread bet price was stuck at 2.6p all day friday...should get their bloody fingers out |
I just email them and let's hope they deal with it before Monday. |
Email them to change it, they not going to be on the ball unless you point them mate. |
QBT is not showing on vox market where I usually get RNS alerts. Can anyone of you help? Thanks |
With an option to purchase £2 million worth of shares at 2p I do not blame John Story selling his holding at a good profit. He can buy back into the company at anytime for 2p and taking an immediate profit is a no brainer. I only hope that he will use his contacts to help the company achieve its aims. |
Plenty of upside to come here. Watch and learn |
At the moment I can’t see any trades that suggest that the, trouble is because the mm won’t show the trades you can’t see wether there is a seller or they want you to think there is a seller. L2 is just about a waste of time for a bigger picture. Let’s hope FG has a fantastic update and we are allowed to rise correctly |
SparyIt's quite clear there's a seller and whether that's Spreadex or JS reducing their non notifiable interest it's clear that's what's happening.That's the reason the trades of earlier in the week when the seller was happy to hijack the share price by selling 35m at 1.7It'll come good but we need an understanding who took these chunky sells? |
Took the opportunity to top up |
Armchair trader.A notable mention for Clear Leisure [LON:CLP], which is again no stranger to the column and was sitting 18% higher at the closing bell. The company has just announced a new name "Quantum Blockchain Technologies" which drove some enthusiasm, albeit at a smaller rate than other re-badges may have seen and sentiment ebbed away through the afternoon, too. This remains an interesting company with some diverse interests beyond its blockchain ambitions. |
Nice one for setting up thread |