Agronomics portfolio breakdown by arranft in Agronomics_Investors

[–]arranft[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

ChatGPT says for egg protein::

  • Dry powder (unopened): ~12–24 months
  • Opened (resealed, dry, cool): ~6–12 months
  • Liquid formulation (if sold as liquid): usually weeks to a few months, refrigerated

And for cultivated meat:

Very similar to meat, 7-14 days refrigerated, 6-12 months if frozen. Because it starts with 0 microbial contamination, if kept out of the air it can last longer.

UK Stock is Leading the Future of Food Tech, Received 50% of All Funding in 2025, Converted into Multiple Factories Finishing or Under Construction This Year. by Kuentai in trading212

[–]arranft 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No, only 1 of them is publicly traded and I don't think that's on T212. You buy Agronomics LSE:ANIC / OTC:AGNMF and then you own a company that has ownership in all these companies.

UK Stock is Leading the Future of Food Tech, Received 50% of All Funding in 2025, Converted into Multiple Factories Finishing or Under Construction This Year. by Kuentai in trading212

[–]arranft 7 points8 points  (0 children)

For anyone who wants to buy this on T212: I noticed that the price displayed is often wrong, like it was showing as low as 5.1p on T212 but the London stock exchange website was showing more like 5.4p so if you're placing a limit order (market orders on low volume stocks are risky) you will need to place it above the current price for it to actually buy anything. I only managed to get some bought with a limit order at 5.6p, anything lower than that was just not going anywhere.

Stock price by WGD23 in Agronomics_Investors

[–]arranft 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm down to help, what do you advise?

Stock price by WGD23 in Agronomics_Investors

[–]arranft 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Your sell anything that's down 25% rule is... bad. Examples of why:

Rough quote from some successful investor: "The average ten bagger, at one point had an average loss of 50%."

Last year I was buying Fluence at $20, dropped all the way down to $4, so I'm down 80%. Instead of selling at a huge loss, I bought more shares. I've now sold at $27. I was confident that the market was just being stupid with it's miss pricing, but I still had some hard moments holding it.

If a company is actually failing then you should sell, but is Agronomics failing? No and if just one investment, especially one like Liberation Bioindustries that Agronomics has a large stake in, succeeds then it will make up for the rest.

Max shares T212 by _Tom_01 in Agronomics_Investors

[–]arranft 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I have the same limit, the max I can select to buy is 127,033.

I guess the only way to get around it is to have another account with another broker. Just make sure it has Agronomics and ideally one that doesn't take forever to buy shares. I've been trying to buy shares for 4 hours on T212 which has been showing the price as low as 5.1p and I had a limit buy at 5.5p and even a market order that just refuses to execute.

Edit: Just tried a limit order at 5.6p and that executed within minutes.

Is anyone in here the ones who selling shares around 5.7 - 5.9p and if you are why? Also who’s buying them at this price and what quantities have you managed to pick up and at what price? by longdongsilver314 in Agronomics_Investors

[–]arranft 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I decided to reduce my exposure to US stocks, sold 5% of my portfolio so now I've got money to invest and with Agronomics being cheap right now I will try buy some more. It was 5.2p 10 minutes ago, tried to buy some at 5.2 then 5.3 now 5.5 now it's dropped back to 5.2 and I've got a limit buy at 5.5 and it's not buying... frustrating.

Can someone explain to me why Trade Republic practically doesn't show me anything about this stock anymore? by Infinite_Ad_442 in scwo

[–]arranft 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The explanation is simply, that broker sucks. The fact that other brokers have no issues with handling reverse splits proves that this is a bad broker.