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Looking cheap and neat at price.
LOL - Says Ramper who have bought this going bust and now losing money. Stick to your THG.
This might be a bit of fun for you shooting dice but somwhere along the line from £1.3bn down to £1,6m some life changing amounts of money have been lost as highlighted by an earlrer poster as higlighted
in addition jobs are going to go down the pan so you carry on and have some fun meanwhiule there are others who want to see how this all works out
Please just give it a rest us have some fun!
Win or lose is our gamble but your droning on is a tad tiresome.
You are probably correct in your analysis but just let it play out now surely.
GL.
Good luck to the fruit machine lads. Hope you get the timing right playing musical chairs The lettings business already been dismantled The professionals bills will be arriving daily
As the indian proberb said A lawyer's fee and a harlot's fee are paid in advance
FAB worth a look
Itsarm gamblers plowing their profits into here it would seem. All great until someone loses their shirt.
Happy days.
GLA
Mega buys flooding in now…another bid coming??
Probably regret it but sold, only wanted a quick 10% got a bit more, from 0.52/54 entries.
I’ll watch, nice to be in cash over b holiday.
0.70 ask.
I like muln, such an unloved share traded it a couple times off past bounces over, the $1 Nasdaq nominal fights Interesting
Yes nice itsagame and just need the spread to lower.
I've had a go yesterday on MULN on NYSE
I did well having bought at 0.74 sold then bought back again
I had it twice before this month and sold at a loss but its very cheap now and shorts will be panicking
0.56/0.69 something perked it up. +30%
Cheers mate.
At that 0.21p price it seemed a good gamble and the BOD clearly haven't a clue at all what they are doing or what any result will be etx
Well done, I sold last spike and should have reentered, was hovering over it last night but resisted the temptation of the gamble :) it was always the Likely outcome, I do expect its to raise some capital now even just £300/500k to finance an RTO and boot out board so be careful as dilution will be heavy if working off NAV as base.
I've bought more with my ITS top slice.
Good luck all.
Well done neil
This is 'stay afloat' money, trying to eek out enough to get the deal through with Strike.
Dismantling already begun They would have got SFA with most of the landlords leaving in any event https://propertyindustryeye.com/lomond-completes-purplebricks-acquisition/
*week (not weeks) ;)
The board of PurpleBricks Group plc has announced details of a proposal to cancel the company’s shares from trading on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM ) and liquidate the company’s shares and return cash to shareholders. The company is also proposing to change its name to Bricks Newco plc.
Shenners
This has been a long old journey of a suicide in instalments from start to finish which I guess the fruit machine players have no interest
Priceless A company which has clifflfallen from m £1.,3bn to £1,5m in just 6 years deserves more than a bashing
Another glowing eulogy where it looks like she has taken voluntary redundancy . You just wouldn't recognise the story It's as if she has stepped down from the stage of an award winnnig Broadway musical not leaving a car crash of a company
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7067572490356576256/
"What an incredible journey it has been, way surpassing any expectations.
To think of where we started at launch and the great heights we achieved fills me with immense pride"
"I want to thank but there really are too many that have made my journey amazing and I’m trying to refrain from sounding like I’m giving a speech for winning an Oscar"
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7067572490356576256/
To be Frank this doesn’t bother me in the slightest. Also there is no way you’d be able to purchase 400k of shares on the open market. A 10k buy would probably double the sp. What share are you doing to bash if/when this de-lists? A lonely time for you I’d suggest
"Pursuant to Rule 41 of the AIM Rules, the Cancellation Resolution requires the approval of not less than
75% of the votes cast by Shareholders (whether present in person or by proxy) at the General Meeting. "
So in theory at current market valution £400k worth of shares would enable someone to vote the sale down. This would within weeks more than likely put the company into liquidation as without the Pay later provider in place the money would have run out