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doesn’t take a genius to work out who here is invested and who has f’all to do other than troll bb on shares they have no intention of holding…same old ****…
@Ravenswell - Are you invested here? If not, what’s the overall concern / agenda with this stock?
Or, are you Walkley in disguise…?
Your point about Richard Griffiths did make me pause though. He’s not on the board and is not an ‘insider’ in terms of Market Abuse Regulations (MARS) I think, so the regulator and their NOMAD would have a very dim view if he was privy to anything you or I might not be able to see in the public domain. So if you think he has that inside track - would be interesting to know why?
RE FCA Report - would the company have to pay any fines and costs? If so what are they likely to be?
Fair point - gamblers paradox? This is the guy who backed the previous management after all.
More significantly for me.. I don’t see any aim tech funds buying or market analysts even mentioning it.
Nice to know you're watching our backs thanks.
I'm sure you must have plenty to say on why Richard Griffiths has been buying as many shares as he has given that I'm sure he'll be a lot wiser on the current health and future direction of the business than you or I.
Thank you for some sanity here! Growth, earnings comparatives, aren’t a guarantee but they do add substance!
What I find so weird is this almost messianic belief in something that has so consistently been an economic basket case, destroying shareholder value over such a long period. The previous ceo (&president & Chairman !!) was a master at pulling people into the dream (a lot in common with cult leaders now I think about it) and although now deposed, the followers have a new leader to worship! Like the previous one however, he’s on a no lose bet. Very well paid, big bonuses and his matching share deal - (I think the share would need to be near 25p before he’s not ahead - if I read the prospectus correctly). I’m only calling this out because I’m all interests to have a healthy trusted equities market - putting risk capital to companies and a return to their shareholders.. but then I suppose we always need these outliers just to act as a warning! Does anyone know if or when the FCA investigation reports on the debacle from last year and if any fines would be against the company?
Agree. Don't think there will be any rainbows with pots of gold here.
And here we go again hating on the pessimists, well their opinions are at least based on current available data, how about telling us why they are factually wrong rather than saying they are wrong based on figures yet to be published, we’ve all had enough of promises of rainbows with pots of gold that turn out to merely be light refracted through the tears of shareholders.
Ravenswell, Happy Easter! I see you are talking drivel yet again. Looking back through your postings, I see that others have made that same comment previously.
Please, read the January update - it will give you some idea of what is going on.
I suppose you are one of the many investors who lost money when the shares collapsed last year. But the company is now in turnaround recovery mode. Why don't you put in some funds and benefit from this when the shares begin rising again? Afterwards, don't complain that you missed out if you fail to buy in now.
I accept that many lost out when the shares fell from over £13 to the current price, but it does show you the potential scope possible here. You can moan forever, but this is right now a bargain basement price - it is just a shame you are so mired in your past losses that you can't accept what is going on now or what is likely to be revealed imminently when CRTA release their next update.
As I say, afterwards don't say you weren't warned.......
I'm sorry but cannot let this kind nonsense pass. On what planet does this company warrant a fraction of it's current inflated value? It has burned shareholder capital since listing. It has barely sold anything, and what it has sold is largely its legacy product - acknowledged in the last management reports. It has a tiny turnover, makes collosal losses and the market is demonstrating no appetite for their unique charms! Last year's bubble was on the back of extraordinary fiction, apparently unquestioned by directors who although now gone, benefited from the hype and (I think) means the company is still under FCA investigation. This is the sort of company, results, and puff which makes AIM appear such a cowboy market to retail investors. Do your research, look for qualified analysts reviews, look at comparatives .. And good luck!
I suspect that the company is at or close to free cash flow status, and that it is generating decent revenue from major clients such as Experian, GM, and NatWest.
The turnaround plan is supposed to be going very well. These shares will look radically undervalued once the update is released.
The company previously announced that the update would be released by mid April so we don’t have long to wait……
Results will be interesting to see. When do they get released?
Am really looking forward to seeing this update. The company reported momentum in its sales performance previously, and if it hadn’t been for the hiatus over the fraud investigation last March, we would have seen a US listing.
I wonder then if Kelly will refresh the US listing plans?
How strong has trading been?
Darktrace’s recent results were excellent, I am frankly expecting something similar here.
The current share price doesn’t reflect the current value of the company, it is soon going to look very very cheap.