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Hi Cambridge, welcome to the board. We have a few resident trolls/shorters on here already, but always happy to welcome more, makes it more fun when this jumps back up and they all go silent. You're level of knowledge makes me think you won't be as interesting though. Anyway, enjoy.
Stupidly bought these for myself and my dad 6 years ago when they were around 3p. When they fell to 0.01p I kind of just gave up and forgot about them entirely. Only about 2k each. Might this be the ultimate bottom drawer investment? Thought I had sold until my dad phoned me and asked what was going on. XD
The serious bitterness and anger in your posts is really quite something. I think you need help. If you are not invested go and move on with your life. You're not getting in at 7p, this is a strong company, sorry to break your delusion.
Perhaps you should stop listening to rampers then? This company have been building slowly for years. This is the strongest position the company has been in financially and we are starting to see results of contracts and ongoing business. Why shouldn't it be allowed for people to believe the current SP is too low for the company's current standing? I do think a move back up to 12p should happen based on what we know, even higher potentially. GLA.
What have the rampers been saying? All positive news have been from the great end of year results, interim results, and contract signs. If you sold you don't really have a reason to post anymore. This falls then rises again, it's been the same for 6 years. Will see where the new bottom and move up from there. This is still up 300% from 6 years up when I bought in at 2.5p, so I'm less interested in opinions from people who have been here for a few months, bought at the peak and now want to trash the share because they loss money. See you all when you get back in!
Honestly though it does beg the question, if new deals and contracts result in a drop in the sp, if company reports show increase in sales and profits and the sp drops, what does it take to actually move the sp up? If this was not an AIM share there would be a crackdown by the regulator as it is clear manipulation to let certain people in at lower prices.
Why are there people talking like they have just skimmed through a "how to day trade" book lol.
The price is rising because people are hopeful of vaccines working and people will be looking to book holidays. This won't reach pre-crash levels this year for sure, but will definitely grow from here.
As for when to sell, sell whenever you want! I bought at £2.44 and sold a small amount today at £3.63 just because I wanted to. If you have made profit and want to lock some in go for it.
Of course supercaps are coming more to the forefront in technology, and no doubt CPX is a world leader in this field, hence why many have held for so long...still, its time and time again the SP falls on great news and each time it gets more and more frustrating. This should be sitting at 16-18p+ on that news. It's just so manipulated every time. Back in the drawer for another year. GLA.
Depending on how much you want to sell, you could sell up to the CGT threshold and then do it again after 6 April when your allowance resets. If the shares are in joint names then you should be able to utilise both CGT allowances. So you could sell 2x £12,300 now and a further 2x £12,300 in April (assuming allowances are not raised in the budget).