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And another vendor on ebay
Eroxon Erectile Dysfunction Treatment Gel- 4 Tubes -Treats Erectile Dysfunction-
Condition:
NewNew
Quantity:
1
2 available / 22 sold
You are wrong because it was exclusive to boots now is widely available
Look at this on ebay uk as an example
Eroxon StimGel Treatment Gel for Erectile Dysfunction - Erection Within 10 Mins!
Condition:
NewNew
Quantity:
1
Out of stock / 20 sold
20-year trader. Perhaps you could produce some reliable evidence for your numbers which look somewhat spurious. Anyone could produce assumptions for the US market ( when launched) showing a gradual build up to millions of sales pa. If they did they would be met with the same ho hum and quite rightly too. Unfortunately we all have to wait patiently for our very shy Finance Director to do what she is paid to do which is to develop realistic forecasts of future sales based on worst, base and best case assumptions based on early sales in UK and Europe and update these as the repeat sales trends become evident. I would be concerned if she has not done this internally. Part of her role and that of JB is to interact with Brokers and institutions and shareholders to tell the story about Eroxon and what is possible within the bounds of what is allowed under forward looking statements. It is called investor relations. Good that you are adding to your holding despite your concerns about sales prospects. I am hopeful about our prospects despite limited, reliable financials being made available so in some ways understand why you are scrambling around trying to make sense of this. The market will react when the company decides to share information and not before.
Where did you get the precise (and I think worryingly low) sales figures from for September
My position - I have recently added another 12% to my holding whilst awaiting initial US sales figures.
Eroxon notes:
Boots unit sales during tv ads in May/ June = 2000units per day
Sales went down to 6 units a day in Sept
Sales now at 36 units a day (current advertising routes unknown???)
Average review was initially skewed by the many shareholders leaving reviews as anyone can write a review. Current rating is 2.1/5 lowest rating
Adverse competitor reviews are also likely
Amazon sales at launch shot up to an average of 2000pm
Sales went up to 6000pm
Sales now at 1000pm (36 per day)
Amazon verified ratings of 2.4 based on 500+ reviews
100+ of which are 5 star ratings (unlikely to all be shareholders)
Broader range of 2/3/4 star reviews
Assuming current sales rate remains 24k per annum and Eroxon takes 50% revenue per unit sold then at an average price of £24 then revenue generated is £288k per annum before costs. Which is pants for just the UK market.
Current Market Cap is £124m which would need circa 12.4m profit expected to make the current this valuation justifiable
There are other sales outlets but I don’t expect these to be significant figures
Autumn and Winter are more popular for the ED market therefore hopefully all launches - incl US & UAE take place during this time
Hoping to see traction on repeat purchase and sales figures as the product becomes more normalised through greater presence in distribution channels
Hoping to see Amazon put the product on its subscription service!!
Help required to fill in the blanks with sales outlets abroad & sales abroad, aswell as tv advertising/ other advertising routes currently going on
Forgot to add was on my d@ck within two days of ordering from Amazon es
Impressive
Ok so my order from Amazon arrived in Portugal today
Here is my take
I applied and got a harder erection within a couple of minutes
Erection was maintained for significantly longer than usual.
The best part
My climax was amplified to a very large degree Think animal sounds!
Conclusion it worked for me and gave me a significantly heightened sexual experience
On 1st March 2021 it was 14.75p and on 22nd March 2021 it was 55.5p
Hands up my error misunderstanding about share price in March 2001.Not actually sure what it was.
Update coming any time and with it a nice share price jump. Instant 60p
Will be back to 70p in no time as a new Asia deal is announced along with further roll out news
Near 2 year lows Please sir can I have some more
The last formal notification from riverwood was the 4th may2021, from which we know they held 7m shares at that point and so were below reporting levels. the assumption that they have been the recent determined seller is a reasonable one, but it is only an assumption, not a known fact.
I have gone back and the relevant RNS is dated 4/3/2001.
Quess what the share price was on that day: 36p! So we are back to the share price that obtained two and a half years ago!
Co High bought just under 9m shares for 20p (it’s a bit more complicated than that)
Clearly after the collapse of the agreement with FUM High Co has been selling their holding.
Can any one help with this history.If it has been over the last few months it will explain a lot.Many IP’s will have been selling on the back of this.
Im not going to list them all , but start with the 4th march 2021 and then the 1st april 2021 and the 15th april 2021. you will need to read a few of later ones as well (TR1s and conversion notices) to get the full picture.
It's not difficult to find go back over the RNS list. DYOR
Many thanks for the last post,very little to disagree with.
For my own benefit can someone direct me to the RNS(s) that sets out the history of the involvement of High co and the Chinese connection.In particular the purchase and sale of their shares.
For me, JB has made 4 big and costly missteps, that are forming a ‘perfect storm’ to create a backlash among rank and file shareholders.
1. At least 2 1/2 two wasted years caused by his venture with Co High. They delivered nothing. So 30 months of lost sales among hundreds of millions of Chinese men, compounded by selling 9.8m shares to Co High without any restrictions on their sale. Bought at 20p and 22p, termination of the venture has seen these being sold by Co High at a hefty profit, helping trash Futura’s share price.
2. Ignoring the need to build relationships with actual and potential investors. James got too comfortable with the presence of Lombard on the shareholder register, and didn’t actively court other investment institutions. With Lombard maxed out, and without a powerful broker to help find an alternative home, when Co High wanted out, their shares couldn’t be crossed to another institutional, and have instead had to pass through the market, helping to trash the price.
3. Poor information flows / messaging. Futura has signed multiple licensing deals, but licensees have repeatedly tied James’ hands in terms of what he can tell shareholders about royalties, launch timelines, etc. James’ delivery around the interims was poor, and over-cautious. Investors have had to become like gold prospectors at Klondike to find the nuggets within his RNS retreads. Film stars attend premiers to help promote their films. James should have been on Radio 4 Today and breakfast TV telling the world about Futura’s world first, rather than rocking up in the backwater of Proactive Investors, or in ‘fireside chats’. Lost opportunities. Poor flows mean information is not efficiently reaching the needed target audiences - institutional investors and Joe Public. Without their awareness and interest in Futura as an investment, the shares have lost a source of support, and slipped badly. The poor messaging has been further highlighted by the shambles surrounding issuing deeply ‘in the money’ options to insiders, whilst external shareholders nurse losses of up to hundreds of thousands of pounds after the collapse in Futura’s share price over the past 3 weeks.
4. Doing nothing. In Magnum Force, Clint Eastwood opined that “a man’s gotta know his limitations”. James needs to really take the 360 degree feedback being offered by this board and build on it positively. A child of 5 no longer fits into its baby clothes: the old ways of doing things at Futura have to change as it becomes a commercially focused company. James needs to ‘professionalise’ Futura, by bringing in new people with a laser focus on external investors and understanding and satisfying their needs, and pivot away from reliance on Lombard, and seeing them alone as sufficient in terms of institutional presence. They are not, as both the share price debacle of the past 3 weeks and yawning value gap between analyst price and market price demonstrate.
Is the grammar policeman about affect or effect! Ive had a bad week so don’t start!
They should have bought shares back from co high, & should have had restrictions to that effect! Idiots!
I’m bitter & hope it gets bought out from under them, as long I get £1 I will be happy f*** Barder & the BOD. Would serve them right for being useless! I’m sorry but he knows how to get a product to market but that’s where it ends!
Ok m8, tin hats.. got it!
Barder would be better suited in terms of his ability (and in terms of deserved salary) to the role of a small local council lower level administrator. If he was in charge of Tesla, with exactly the same cars and technology, the company would have gone into bankruptcy several years ago !!!
The WEAK SELL refers to Barder not the FUM share price.
Someone going to walk through and bid very tiny premium to current price and walk away with he goods. It's. happening time and time to UK companies. These stocks should be trading higher higher every day ( almost all stock except ftse 100)
Seriously J Barder stick to the R and D and making the relevant partnerships and directing the ship but leave the Investor relations to someone else , hire someone like Alistair Campbell to put a spin on things : )
'It's unbelievable Jeff' to quote a well known pundit - (any similiarities here to names of board members/members of the remuneration committee are purely co incidental).