To the "missing-brains" crowd (Exwannabe et al.):
Your argument that I should "sell at $1.78 and buy back at $0.24" is the hallmark of a paper-trader who doesn't understand Market Structure 101. Here is why your "rinse and repeat" logic is a mechanical impossibility:
The "Normal - Closed" Gate: You are screaming at a locked door. The LSE 0K95 instrument is currently in a "Normal - Closed" status (verified March 11, 2026). You cannot sell into a market that is not yet accepting retail flow. The £1.31 ($1.78) is the Sovereign Floor—it is a price barrier for the settlement, not a liquidity pool for your convenience.
The Tally Doesn't Lie: I'm not looking at a vague dollar amount; I’m looking at the 165,000,000 share tally currently accounted for in the Sovereign Vault. That is physical supply removed from the tradable float. You can't "arbitrage" shares that are locked in a vault pending institutional settlement.
The Brain-Gap on Liquidity: You claim it's "nuts" that anyone would buy at $1.78 when it's $0.24 on the OTC. It’s only nuts if you think institutional block trades work like a retail app. Market Makers are desperate for you to "sell at $0.24" because they know they cannot cover the gap once the LSE gate actually opens and that 165M block is reconciled.
The "Shill" Playbook: You’ve been bashing this for more than the 8 years I've held this stock. If the stock is "worthless," why are you still here? If the $1.78 doesn't exist, why is it on the official LSE tape?
Bottom line: I focus on the tape and the 165,000,000 share tally, you focus on the narrative. I’ll stick with the data.
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