If anyone really wants to know, I hang around as I enjoy a lot...

If anyone really wants to know, I hang around as I enjoy a lot of the back and forth thoughts and opinions, and in case I miss something out when assessing my outlook and sentiment for zip.

it may sound strange, but I would be much more comfortable buying on an uptrend where I can see more of a supportive range heading to the up, than continue to chase her down. In crazy bull markets, I don’t want my money tied up.

however, how I would like zip to play out this year, for all holders —

a market update post blackfriday/cyber Monday sales (globally m)

a market update on anything happening with the UK

two consecutive US growth quarters, to break the perceived “competition eating our lunch” argument. We can then start to appoint these 3 slowed quarters largely to the rebrand.

an announcement that they DID/HAVE successfully obtained US investor interest, by way of a meaningful fund (like Tiger) or syndicate of instos interested to grow with zip.

a global chairperson by way of a US tech/finance heavy hitter

a HY report to show they’ve conserved cash, and with the incoming investor/fund, there’s no need for another onerous or perceived imbalanced cap raise at more dilution. I would want confirmation of no risk of any cap raise by shareholders, within 12 months.

aligning with the incoming investor/fund partnership or JV, would be an overall increase in insto and fund ownership, which would break the short interest and allow her SP to catch up.

build the share price back up above $8 permanently before even considering a raise and then, if any of the above eventuate, list on the NASDAQ by mid to late next year. Markets are due for a technical sell off sooner rather than later so wait for the sell off, hopefully inflation calms down, job numbers keep improving as does consumer sales data, then list


if any number of the above happen, then I’ll be all in. But until then, it makes no sense for me to continue to support or invest in a stock that the instos, funds and our competitors, seemingly want to fail.



all in my opinion only, completely speculative, do your own research