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[wuzy] 11/3/2019 09:51

Super, not that you will get a straight answer but an inkling of when broker note may come out would be great, you can only ask, cheers have a good day.

[superg1] 11/3/2019 09:49

Busy day ahead. I may be seeing some of the VRS team later.

Any nagging questions left over from the lunch let me know and I’ll see what I can do.

[melf] 11/3/2019 09:41

Crocidolite
Member since: 11 Mar 2019

[ratpat999] 11/3/2019 09:39

What a horrible nasty board this has turned into bye folks👍

[lovat scout] 11/3/2019 09:21

Chill - if AIM and regulators don’t up their game the problem for PIs is going to be a lack of good investment opportunities. As the UK private VC market develops the good companies will be privately funded, only listing when mature and PIs are left with the mediocre ones seeking capital via a listing on the public markets. AIMHO etc.

[rainbow23] 11/3/2019 09:10

So much for last year's £2 by Xmas merchants. Won't even be £1 by next Xmas. Idiots.

[volsung] 11/3/2019 08:59

Here we go

[rainbow23] 11/3/2019 08:58

This is heading for oblivion. You can only kid people for so long.

[owenga] 11/3/2019 08:45

Another disappointing drop on low volume.. just no buyers around.. we are all fully invested!

[adejuk] 11/3/2019 08:31

groundhog day

[woodpeckers] 11/3/2019 08:09

Sorry grabster, didn't see your post as I was typing, same thought though.

[woodpeckers] 11/3/2019 07:55

superg, I can't be sure obviously, but I think you may be interpreting the red thumbs wrongly. Voting your post down was possibly a way of saying, as Alchemy did more openly, that this really isn't the place for that sort of discussion, sickening though it is that such behaviour goes on.

[superg1] 11/3/2019 07:37

4 supporting child rape. Told you we have some sick individuals here.

[chillpill] 11/3/2019 06:32

Article below from today's Daily Telegraph.

Sums up what many have been saying for years. Sadly the LSE has had it's head in the sand and so has the Government.

No wonder AIM has failed. With such poor surveillance and regulation it has attracted a small group of very low grade individuals who manipulate early stage illiquid stocks for their own good.

It is hardly surprising most good tech companies now chose to stay private or list offshore.

It's time the LSE woke up.


By Matthew Field
THE chief executive of one of the UK’s fastest-growing start-ups has hit out at the London Stock Exchange for failing to stop the country’s best technology companies from listing abroad.

Nigel Toon, of Graphcore, a Bristol-based microprocessor firm valued at around £1.3bn, said the UK’s capital markets were not attractive to big tech giants. “It’s clear if you look at the London Stock Exchange; there are almost no tech companies at all,” he told The Daily Telegraph.

The US Nasdaq is often the preferred destination and recently attracted Farfetch, the UK fashion website, and Spotify, the Swedish music giant.

Mr Toon said that when it came to valuing tech firms there was a “deeper bench of analyst knowledge in New York”. US investors were also prepared to take a long-term view of a company and have an “appetite for growth as opposed to earnings”.

Graphcore, which raised over $300m in venture funding from Atomico, Sequoia, and strategic investors such as BMW, was considering a London listing, he said.

The LSE has said it is a “myth” that it is not an attractive destination.