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QBT Quantum Blockchain Technologies Plc

0.725
-0.025 (-3.33%)
26 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Quantum Blockchain Technologies Plc LSE:QBT London Ordinary Share GB00B50P5B53 ORD 0.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.025 -3.33% 0.725 3,504,661 11:00:19
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
0.70 0.75 0.75 0.725 0.75
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-holdng Companies,nec EUR EUR -5.03M EUR -0.0039 -1.85 9.68M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:26:12 O 5,259 0.7425 GBX

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2024-07-26 15:26:130.745,25939.05O
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Posted at 26/7/2024 09:20 by Quantum Blockchain Techn... Daily Update
Quantum Blockchain Technologies Plc is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies,nec sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker QBT. The last closing price for Quantum Blockchain Techn... was 0.75p.
Quantum Blockchain Techn... currently has 1,291,313,755 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Quantum Blockchain Techn... is £9,297,459.
Quantum Blockchain Techn... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.85.
This morning QBT shares opened at 0.75p
Posted at 19/7/2024 16:01 by zydecoco
The coming Bitcoin rally will obviously never drive QBT up as it simply cannot bring anything at all to market to aid miners. Know this about QBT: Buying QBT would be ridiculous as it can create no products at all has a perfect track record of non-delivery and complete failure over a quarter of a century.QBT peddles unverifiable concepts and prospective methods which it cannot Patent and will never be proven to work.QBT's CEO is casting around for any way out and has in an interview, in Miami, now clearly prepared all to pivot away from any chance of products to instead try and sell their unproven concepts to someone, which is a ridiculously tough / impossible sell of course!
Posted at 19/7/2024 09:05 by broomrigg
I'm a committed investor FLC, I am not worried about micromovents in the QBT share price although clearly at these levels I see it as a great opportunity to add. People who try to trade micromovements in volatile stocks always lose in the end.Keep adding QBT.
Posted at 18/7/2024 20:03 by 1knocker
Extraoprdinary. Posters here claim to be buying because the news from QBT is so good, but can't explain why the share price has ben cratering for nine months.

When you see blue skies and the rest of the market sees black clouds, surely you need to understand the basis for he market scepticism and have a very convincing explanation for why the market is wrong before you buy?

No such explanation provided, so I assume the reported poster buys are based solely on blind faith, or the asserted buys are lies.

If the goons really are buying, I doubt any of them put in limit orders at 0.7 as I suggested, so instead of getting a sub 0.7 price on the early dip, they will have missed that and bought around 0.75. These people are beyond help.
Posted at 17/7/2024 22:06 by 1knocker
No explanation from the bulls to counter my analysis as to why the share price continues to fall (as it has done, relentlessly, for the past nine months) notwithstanding £6m to come in from the litigation success. That ought to have been a transformative sum for a company with as weak a balance sheet as QBT. I have explained that apparent disconnect. Presumably they now (at long last) recognise the irrefutable logic of my analysis. I do not claim to be a genius, it was all there for anyone with eyes to see.

It is a shame more of them did not listen six or nine months ago. They would not have been sitting on eye watering losses if they had. Who knows, a few of them might even have joined me in banking a profit trading QBT. But then, goons never see the obvious. That, and FOMO, is what makes them goons.
Posted at 17/7/2024 11:14 by 1knocker
Would some QBT bull like to weigh in with his explanation for the disconnect between the QBT good news and its share price, YTD? This is a discussion board. All theories, however far fetched, are welcome here.
Posted at 16/7/2024 22:03 by 1knocker
washingmachine, I do not believe the tech is going to be rolled out to the market this year, in which case QBT is not going to spike. So I am on the sidelines pending the revised timetable. If the shares move up on that I may jump aboard in the hope of a quick in and out profit. Too early to talk entry prices", but i would want to get out again at about 1.3.

The thing to keep in mind all the time is that QBT is a SUCKER STOCK, so don't chase to buy, and don't be greedy when selling. Just hype followed by disappointment, with share price movements to match. The way to play a sucker hype stock is to but and SELL, on the way up, not on the way down. The name of the game is to be sure not to be holding the baby in the disappointment phase of the cycle.

As a business, QBT is worthless. The share price has fallen despite the Sipiem success because QBT is committed to spaffing all that money against a wall chasing moonbeams. QBT is a vehicle for PG's loss making hobby, not a business. If that money, which will I think be substantially recovered as the defendants and their insurers are good for the money, had been earmarked for distribution to the shareholders or to have been applied in a profitable business, the share price would have risen substantially on the appeal success. It has not. It has fallen, because the market appreciates that the shareholders will see no benefit from the windfall which will be spent on PG's hobby ,so that it is not truly an asset so far as the shareholders are concerned.

* for long term bulls of QBT (which I am most definitely not) I see QBT as a hold currently, possibly a speculative purchase /top up candidate at 0.7 or under. As I say, I don't see anything in the short term to move the price up (we are in the disappointment phase of the hype/ disappointment cycle), so patience will probably be rewarded - stick in a limit order to buy at 0.7 or under and forget about following price fluctuations if you are a long term QBT bull (aka mug investoor).
Posted at 16/7/2024 10:03 by ellipses
The demerger of MC Strategies AG from Eufingest SA

Something to ponder. Most recently QBT tidied up their AIM Rule 26 Page. Eufingest SA disappeared and MC Strategies AG took their place. QBT have not been shy in reporting via announcements that MC Strategies AG is a demerger from Eufingest SA, at one time suggesting that the two have the same beneficial owner...

15th December 2021

MCS is a Swiss company incorporated as part of a demerger of Eufingest SA (“Eufingest”). MCS and Eufingest have the same ultimate beneficial owner.

However until they updated the AIM Rule 26 page on the 20th of June it continuously maintained that the holding was with Eufingest SA.

Do you get the impression that they preferred to maintain an illusion that the holding was with a credible entity rather than something that entity had shed from its holdings?




Historically MC Strategies AG is a nothing. It would appear that they are only known for being demerged from Eufingest SA and owning debt in QBT/FG




This would seem to be the demerger notification document,



Being a glass half empty sort of person I would be inclined to think that Eufingest SA was shedding Dross in order to isolate themselves from what they considered to be bad debt that they were unlikely to recover and, given the number of times that QBT/FG have rolled over that debt, it would seem that it was a wise choice.
Posted at 12/7/2024 22:52 by 1knocker
bbanker, there is no harm in having a bit of fun while we wait for the QBT story to play out. What has happened this week for example? Sweet FA. Even the share price is absolutely flat over the week, not that you would think it from all the BB hype.

My price predictions are serious though. Nothing guaranteed of course, but I post the analysis upon which they are based so that peeps can make up their own minds. SS46 regards analytical posts ss too long, and boring. In my defence I can only say that I would be shocked if anyone paid any attention to unreasoned opinions, and I have been right so far. Those who sold when I suggested that months ago, and held off re-purchasing until the share price fell at least to 0.8 have done themselves a big financial favour. Personally, I have no confidence in QBT long term, and sold out quite a while back for a modest trading profit.

I am sure anyone can distinguish my serious posts from those which are a bit of fun. Many a true word spoken in jest though, and the newbies at any rate probably find that send ups of goon nonsense help them to recognise greed, folly, and FOMO when they see it on BBs.

You sound like fairly experienced investor. I am sure you can easily identify and skip the jests if they do not amuse you. Happily, only a couple of posters here resort to bad language, so they are easily spotted and can be filtered..
Posted at 12/7/2024 11:49 by 1knocker
No guarantees, FLC, but looking at the facts which are in the public domain and weighing the probabilities, I remain of the view that for QBT bulls (who do not include me) QBT is currently a 'hold', and the odds are that over the next few months there should be an opportunity to buy at sub 0.7.

If I was a QBT bull (which I emphasise that I am not) and saw long term value here, I would place a limit order to buy at or below 0.7, and sit back and wait.

Of more relevance to semi-sane investors and all QBT gamblers, I also recommend placing a limit order to sell any QBT you have the misfortune to hold at 1.3p, to catch any fleeting price spike. If that order triggers, breathe a sigh of relief, and put the QBT experience behind you. Even if you have lost money, you will have learned valuable lessons about the fatal attraction of sucker stocks.

As always, just one man's analysis. No guarantees. DYOR. It is only your own money (I hope) you are spending /trying to recoup what you can of. Anyone who 'invests' his spouse's or any other third party's money in stocks like QBT ought to be ashamed. More to the point, he should also repay out of his own pocket the losses he has caused them by gambling with their money.
Posted at 12/7/2024 07:13 by ss46
Interesting post on LSE

“Yes, its great to see a deal signed with Block for their new 3NM open source chips which is perfect because guess who's software can be run on it, MDK units out for companies to test with to show what they can do, we know the link between QBT and the intel blockscale chips and how QBT based its original methods on them and even how Intel told QBT exactly where to install as it was confirmed by FG around September/October last year in a media interview which can easily be checked!

Anyone ever asked QBT to deny having NDA's with Block, just saying.
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