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Would like to see Batm follow up on the "does not expect the tragic recent developments in Israel to have a material impact on trading" with some news on contracts etc as the war will not adversely affect their business, on the contrary it should actually improve the need for some of their products!
Mean reversion has begun - whoever stayed calm and bought at 19/20 has pulled off an excellent trade. Fear always exacerbates the move and gives rational investors a wonderful buying opportunity
Onwards and upwards 22.05/18.9 - 16%+ up so nice.
Well I am back in, pretty disgusting the way the market is playing this because of the troubles!
Averaging down nicely which is a bonus, I never shy away from market volatility. Hopefully the conflict in the East resolves quickly and peacefully.
Shorters will be taking their profits around 20. In times of fear and uncertainty, price movements are always exacerbated. I have seen this many times - this will just be a classic case of mean reversion.
Not quite, averaging down my position with a trading opportunity. You could have the same argument for the shorters here or for any other share that dips on Ukraine Covid or any attack.
Get off your high horse and pray for peace.
From 30p a few weeks ago to 19p again, I see an easy 60% back to 30p+ through my rose tinted specs.
Hard to believe I sold out of this around £1 and then mugged myself on the way down. That said my own money and gut says after the war sorts out this will recover. God bless both side in the weeks ahead.
I too have topped up but it's a long way from that sage (not) Simon Thompson of IC who had some of parts valuation at 170. That guy has cost me lots in various share tips. There should be a health warning on the cover of that rag.
What goes down goes up - tucking away.
My personal view is despite the geopolitical instability in the region, BATM's fundamentals remain strong and continue to offer investors long-term potential. The recent events may introduce added risk, but BATM has historically displayed resilience and the capacity to rebound. The way I see it, this volatility just enhances returns for investors who understand that BATMs fundamentals and growth (especially in Edgility) is v strong.
Shameful comments by Dartron and frankly quite embarrassing pretending he wasn't aware of current affairs, I would do the same rResistance and filter out his posts, however i do find them entertaining from time to time.
Incontext, BATM's recent challenges aren't unique, but they do offer valuable insights into the importance of resilience and adaptability. The spotlight on Edgility's growth in the cybersecurity sector holds promise for the company's future.
The fallout is not BATM specific there are numerous companies in this sector struggling on multiples 1/4 of historical norms. It's been a wicked storm of unrelated events for the company which, whilst it does not have a material effect on the company, has had a very negative spin for them.
Edgility is starting to gain traction and I can only speculate as to how busy they are with cyber.
You've got my blood up again, resistance. I only referred to the bulk of his post(s) as gobbledygook, neglecting to point out, as you have, it was gibberish in aid of trying to backpedal and outlandishly pretend like he isn't aware of headline news such as this and then to try and paint himself as some kind of deeply spiritual figure unable to comprehend the horrors of war. Instead of just fessing up to being a commonplace hateful tool.
Staggering tone deaf response from Dartron. Unpleasant in the extreme. Already the most unpopular poster, he then tries to gloat over short-term SP falls resulting from the horrific situation developing Israel. He then tries to backtrack claiming he wasn't fully aware of the news. Pathetic. I hope we wont see the likes of him again. Just incase... now filtered
It's true that the recent events in Israel and the broader region have introduced added risk to this investment due to the geopolitical instability. It's important to monitor the situation carefully and consider the potential impact on BATM.
While it's challenging to predict how the stock will perform in the short term, you can certainly maintain a positive outlook for the long term if you believe in the fundamentals of the company. BATM has shown resilience and the ability to bounce back over time therefore i remain positive.
New Survey reveals Edge is taking off. I'm patiently awaiting new Edgility orders
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Yes it all looks very positive, -7% today. Enjoy your war.
1. The US didn't 'declare war' after 9/11, huh? Tell that to the Iraqis. 2. the shekel weakness is largely a positive for the company as is the likely increase in cyber spend by the government and 3. the gobbledygook that constitutes the remainder of that useless post does nothing to push back on the idea that you're a poisonous pos
I was scanning down my stocks of an evening. Not followed the news that much, but in between these posts have read up on it. To be honest, I have tried to block most of it over the weekend (on Twitter), as I cant stand horrific images of human suffering, who ever they are. I am really troubled by any kind of suffering, be it war, torture, starvation etc.
As an outsider I have a feeling where your ideals lie on this matter, and I wont discuss it further, other than I feel all war is ultimately futile and not in human kinds best interests. There will always be wars unfortunately, it is just too convenient for certain ideals, or perhaps too easy to misuse under the guise of certain ideals.
To your point, no the USA did not declare a war after 911, where as the Israeli prime minister has. It sounds like the trouble is not contained yet, so these issues are on going. The Israeli shekle has dropped about 5 or 6%. The UN are trying to intervene now. Until stability exists there will be extra risk to this investment - pretty obvious I think. I would expect the Israelis to regain control fairly quickly (though im no military expert). It does not sound ideal with Netanyahu on corruption charges either, but I deliberately do not follow news in that area of the world, as it seems way too time consuming for how depressing and frightening it is.
My point perhaps back to BVC is that this risk was perhaps always there, and has now manifested. You can use it as a chance to slander me if you wish, however your insults pail in comparison to what is happening over there.
I have been questioning why several foreign companies are listed on the London market. What's in it for the UK?
Clearly this is a set back for the investment, how ever you spin it.
I'll bet you agonised over that for hours, didn't you, dartron? "Let's see, how can I design a quick comment that allows me to rub it in the face of the guys who are mean to me that BATM's sp is down hard, without me seeming to be a shameless ghoul who knows full well this was due to a horrible, unimaginable event that was not only unforeseeable but likely won't even impact the Company economically." Years of posting on these godforsaken message boards, and I don't think I've ever seen such a soulless attempt to use a tragic event to try and troll a bunch of strangers who you think don't like you. The US market crashed after 9-11. Did you write then about how that was an example of 'regional risk' too? You're beneath contempt.
-7%. That's what you call regional risk.
Nutmeg. You seem to be enjoying doing a bit of ambulance chasing after recent events. Suggest you keep your current internal battle to whether you are buying in or not to yourself.