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Yeah I have to agree with short burner
No one forces us to buy shares in anything.
Good investment is about patience and timing I think
If you think you haven't made enough money its time to take a look at yourself . . . .
Good luck
I'm here for the brand and the fact Beckham is involved. Brands are key to revenue. Beckham an co know all about brands.
Happy ,bye bye then, please don't come back ****ging the company off.
What a pathetic statement to make.
I had all the information available.
I digested and investigated and researched the information.
I got cut back on my allocation of shares.
I didnt make as much as I had hoped in 1 week of holding the shares.
I now feel bitter and cheated and seek to complain..
Pathetic.
Grow up accept responsibility for your own actions and FFS, get over believing that you are owed anything.
Unbelievable arrogance and self entitlement.
This ladies and gentlemen is everything that is wrong with the country.
Jax - the reason you haven't had the response to your ZOE breakdown is because the questions you have asked are all covered if you do your research - those that know know! Feel free to ask over on the ZOE board.
There's a reason that John Story has invested the money he has there and there's a reason the SP hit £1 today
You are trying to compare apples to Morris Minors
Exactly Dave. Everyone knew everything at IPO stage. On what planet would you invest in this thinking it's going to 50p if you know sales won't start until September. If sales match projections then we have a business on our hands and everyone makes money. If they fail then that's the inherent risk on investing so early. So what? You live and you learn.
Trolls keep trolling I guess. So much green on my screen. So nice haha.
Not sure I've seen a good response to my Zoetic breakdown yet.
Hi HappyInvestor
I am not sure what your gripe is to be honest. You bought shares in the IPO therefore I assume you read all the information about the company and what stage the company was at. It has no product to sell yet and wont have for about 6 months. If it had a track record of making substantial sales and profits I can guess the share price would not have been 5p.
It all depends I suppose if you are an investor or a dealer if you are an investo you invest in companies for the medium to longer term and hope to share in the good fortune of the company if they occur. If you are a dealer then you are usually just looking for quick profits and see the shares as the commodity and not what the fundamental share represents.
Either way all the information was given to you at the IPO and to blame the company because you have not made what you wanted at the stage of the companys development tells me you dont fully understand investments
Sorry just to correct my IPO shares were not free. I paid 5p for them but received very few!
:-)
I had topped up following the dips on the way down having received some free IPO shares but it was only ever intended to be a trading buy, never a long term hold. But it's a trade that went wrong (my key theme of arbitrage with Kanabo hasn't worked out) and I take it on the chin. I didn't lose any of my own money but I only achieved breakeven. Sadly (and stupidly), I had a live price of 21 to sell on Monday morning but greed got the better of me. The rest is history. The only good thing is that it was always a miniscule part of my portfolio.
I will be writing to the LSE and FCA asking why a company with no product, no sales and no operational and financial track record is even allowed to raise money in this way (Kanabo is in exactly the same position although, to date, it has fared better). Basically, the company's investment pitch is, give us money and we'll decide what to do with it. Why does the LSE and our regulator have such low standards for allowing a listing?
I had considered running with half my holding but it becomes so small for me that it is more of nuisance value than an interesting investment. So I just sold the lot.
I sincerely hope those holding long-term are able to enjoy success and there's a always the chance the management team is able to create a decent business in time.
Best
Happy
Best
Happy