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Originally posted by Ryzie: ↑

That's right @Lfc786 without institutional investment the idea of the share price taking off isn't a reality. The share market works for the big players, we have to play their game.

It's a little short sighted to get caught up on shareholder dilution. 12 months cash on hand de-risks the company in the short term and allows the share price to trade higher. The argument could be made that they are cash flow neutral but from a risk stand point, you have to consider the worst case scenarios. Say they lose all of their customers for some reason. Cash flow neutral disappears and no real cash to carry the business.

Based on current operations raising another $6-$8m positions the company well for the foreseeable future, provides institutional support and the end result is a higher share price given time and as the business ticks off the objectives on its roadmap.

They have a very smart CFO that actually specializes in this area so I'd be pretty sure this angle is being explored. My opinion only.

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"They have a very smart CFO that actually specializes in this area so I'd be pretty sure this angle is being explored. My opinion only."

I think the CFO should approach the institutions that are onboard with APT or ZIP and sell them the asian BNPL story. *wink* *wink*

IOU Price at posting: 22.5¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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