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Another GB disciple
Actually not aimed at you deb. Aimed at those who use discussing word to describe a persona and also Slate... the use of Twitter was congratulated by most now its being frowned upon just because it hasn’t gone their way... this is AIM remember
Cammy, out Monday morning? Lol why didn't you sell out on Thursday or Friday? Or is their an agenda at play?
Get a life , you are not even fit to clean GB's boots.
Oxygen, I agree with that. My biggest gripe with the Twitter hype by CEO's is that it encourages SP volatility, which is not something I think a CEO should want. It spikes people, who'll then sell as soon as they get near break even. It makes the investment look even more risky. It attracts day traders, locking in even more volatility. Not the impression I think should be sought from.a company which wants to be taken seriously by major investors in order to push a product at a global market. It's an own goal.
Truffle hound agree , never seen so many people sooking uuuuup Gerry’s arse even, when he’s called it wrong . I’m out Monday morning
Sieveco....I agree it would be better for all if every CEO only communicated via the RNS system and I suspect in time they will realise this , given the multiple interpretations every utterance seems to generate. Unfortunately we live in an age when everyone is so desperate for info they often read into any snippets what they wish to hear, and then blame others when they realise their mistake.
Truffle hound agree , never seen so many people sooking uuuuup Gerry’s arse even, when he’s called it wrong . I’m out Monday morning
Siev, one of the better assessements of the company to date,
if more investors stopped patting the CEO on the back every
time he opens his mouth, and started demanding action not
words, then perhaps he`ll start acting like a grown up, and not
some twitter mad teenager!
I think it’s time for me to step away from the BB for a day and enjoy the sunny day. Yes I’m in the red, do I care? No because I’m in here for the long haul. If the SP drops more this week I’ll average down if it goes back up again even better. If you don’t believe in the future of DV then sell first thing tomorrow morning and stop clogging up the BB with noise when some people are having a sensible discussion. Money really does bring out the worst in some people sadly. Good luck.
Oxygen, how many companies' CEO's devote time to "teasers" on Twitter in the days and weeks before news, which builds up hype regarding a SP? That may not tank a SP but it most certainly contributes to setting it up for the fall. It enables people to buy the hype, knowing that they have a great chance to get out in profit just before the news or especially just before a fixed point in time (e.g. a presentation trailed by the CEO as containing a "surprise"). That encourages traders to buy in and then sell at the same time. Result? SP capitulation. Avoidable if news is left to be revealed solely where it is supposed to be - by RNS.
Muggins.....it wasn’t GB who tanked the price, it was a load of ill informed punters who mentally converted a few snippets of info into believing the Company was about to deliver what no other Global enterprise had yet cracked. It’s no wonder most folk loose money investing who can’t wait for the official news !
Honest assessment. The company has some innovative products which are potentially exciting, especially Labskin. However, on the Covid side, the mass testing product revealed on Thursday is convoluted. It is also expensive. £16 for a day pass for a family of four? Several times a week? Are millions really going to pay for that? As for the water monitoring, it is interesting scientifically, but how many drains are there in the world? How many Modern Water kits are installed thus far? What is the cost of installing millions more to get the infrastructure in place for this water testing to be significant in the fight against Covid? Where is that money going to come from? How long would it take to get the infrastructure in place? Is the company making enough profit elsewhere to fund this? If not, where is the shortfall going to come from? Why is there next to no mainstream media coverage? Why does the CEO have time to spend on twitter and bulletin boards? Does this project professionalism and a potentially huge business?
That so many questions remain after Thursday (and especially after the CEO's over hyped big build up) is very concerning for me. Compared to revenue, SP still looks overblown.
'f-ing around on Twitter' - that made me laugh out loud !
so 1.7m to staff 20m to GB. Hmmmmm..........
Muggins - Fair enough !
Fair enough !
Issue of share options
Integumen plc announces that it has adopted a group share option scheme on 18 September 2020 under which Company employees will be eligible for awards. The share option scheme includes an EMI scheme for UK employees and a Share Options Scheme for Irish employees, all subject to performance criteria.
The Company has granted share options over a total of 1,762,220 ordinary shares ("Shares") of GBP0.001 per share under the above schemes. Junior staff have been granted options with shorter vesting date and lower exercise price to reward, retain and recognise their contribution to date and their importance to the Company going forward. The EMI share options will lapse on 18 September 2030 and the Irish Share Options will lapse on 17 September 2027. No share options have been granted to PDMRs.
Gerard Brandon CEO Integumen plc commented:
"This share option program will reward the innovation that has been delivered by all team associates, across the Integumen Group, and put in place, motivation for our most valuable assets to continue to deliver shareholder value over the next 3 years."
Matty - if I had tanked the SP by over 50% I would be too embarrassed to take the shares, so yes. An award for failure
Yes I am invested , but sold most of my holding
on the 23rd, didn`t get top dollar but did OK, kept
a few on the off chance that they really had
something amazing, but I have been on the markets
long enough to know the news never quite delivers
what was expected.
or alternatively GB give the 20m shares to the staff who have done all the hard work while he is fing around on twitter
Would you, Muggins ?
I don't find you negative Deb, I find your comments and questions constructive and valid !
If the merger is such a bad idea the share price will go down further and the 20m shares insignificant and would in fact on your reckoning reduce the value of his current stake. Nonsensical.
Personally I think testing for C-19 will be around and needed for quite some time, irrespective of a vaccine being available. The virus seems to be leaving many people with long lasting symptoms ( recent Lancet article suggests circa 50% with some form of organ damage ...the Brain being an organ ! ) and thus you can’t compare it with a normal influenza Virus. The efficacy of any vaccine is always questionable and until it has been treated on patients actually infected with C-19, and monitored for quite some months, I wouldn’t be taking the jab unless I knew I was tested negative ! . A percentage of the population just won’t take it anyway. The Company could thus still benefit from this pandemic via its BT Kit ,but its not a make or break for me.
Surely nothing to do with GB receiving 20m MWG shares (converted to DV shares) on the merger? I think that he should either wave these shares or give them to charity
Just ignore the negative posters please yesterday morning this thread was full of good posts now it's turned into arguments which is is giving them exactly what they want. All good posts get lost in the noise.