Thatās a fair point. Chip is unique in that their business is as much crowdfunding as anything else and so if any company is positioned to crowdfund in a cost-effective manner, itās Chip. Extra money in the bank isnāt a bad thing, and the dilution is negligible. Youāve convinced me, the decision to crowdfund now is sensible.
I have always been positive about Chip and the CEO in particular Simon Rabin he has a good way about him. Credit must go to Chip for reinventing itself as the world has evolved,not an easy thing to do.
They seem to do well with every Crowdfund they run, 4 million at a 167 million valuation is crazy.
Think it bodes well for Freetrade if they looked to Crowd fund any time next year.
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Another opportunity for Grind investors to sell their shares. This time at Ā£1.17 per share. Previous opportunity was last December at Ā£0.97. This follows additional Ā£10.5m investment by a current shareholder
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Yeah Iām holding with Grind (invested in 17 & 19). Impressive growth achieved and forecasted (realistic compared to the nonsense some CEOs spout about growth that never materialises). Richard Koch is a serious heavy hitter and heās 30M+ shares (Ā£40M value) deep and investing more to fund the buy back (smart) and further growth especially on DTC channelā¦
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I didnāt sell any last December and think iāll hold again (or maybe sell 10 - 20%). Seems like the value can only go upwards and the big investment from Koch is a massive endorsement too
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Never understood the dilution argument. Only relevant if you own a heavy percentage of a company and voting rights
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Dilution affects your share holding the same amount regardless of how much of a percentage of the company you own. If a company sells 10% of the business then your 1% share holding goes to 0.9% while someoneās 50% share holding goes to 45%.
Means ultimately your shares are worth 10% less regardless of how much of the company you own.
Dilution is a major risk to consider when buying a stock.
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No, theyāre worth exactly the same, you just own a smaller share of a bigger company.
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for anyone that invested in Wit Fitness: Sports Direct owner snaps up WIT Fitness | The Independent
Penfold raising again (registration stage at the moment). Seems to have had good momentum so curious what their needs is.
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I have invested in them twice and will again. This is a very well run company!
I have invested for a third time.
I am skint at the moment and I would love for one of these companies to give me a x20 plus return ASAP I have invested in these companies in 2019/20 they are
1/Gravitricity
2/Stablepharma
3/Hydro Wind Energy
4/Marine Power Systems
5/Hoptroff
I feel very very confident I will get x20 returns from at least 2 of these companies hopefully on or before 2026 
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Not sell 10% business but issue more shares
Iāve warned people off Hydro Wind Energy in the past and since theyāre raising again, please donāt invest any further.
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Got an email that JustPark is being acquired.
No details but a positive return for all investors apparently.
Letās see if a positive return = a good returnā¦ At least itās a return which is better than most of late
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I just posted the same here:
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Here you are,the most in-depth reviews on the quench sea
And just to update you they are bringing out a new model quench sea
So one random guy in NY has a dig at HWE and you think his word is gospel? We are all big boys/girls we donāt need YOU to come to our rescue! Here is the reply from HWE
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Congratulations,I let that one go 
No need to be rude. Even big boys and girls invest in Nikola and Theranos, because we donāt know everything. Not me, not you. The tweeter and people in the replies are actually people I know who are working in and (extremely) knowledgeable about green energy/the transition including the founder of BloombergNEF.
If you feel like you know more, do what you want. Big boys and girls can handle other people disagreeing with them.
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