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Just checked their website, my 11 yr old son did somthing similar as an ITC project, only his was better.
here...... theis is going down quick
poor share, no money, bad spread............ get out of here guys.
Government funding was withdrawn (Did they actually have this?) and almost mmediately this was allegedly replaced with sponshorship - Yeah right! They are not doing any education business as far as anyone in the sector can see
I saw it once I noticed the prices were going down, but then Mr Morris has such a large interest/shareholding he's hardly gonna let it go under so like the announcement says its a negotiation case... at least I hope it is cause I'm hanging on for now !
RNS Number : 9613T imJack PLC 06 October 2010 IMJACK PLC ('the Company') Renegotiation of funding facility On 20 May 2010 the Company announced that Jeffrey Morris, a Director of the Company had agreed to provide a £500,000 drawdown facility (the "Facility") for the purposes of working capital. However, the Directors have concluded that it cannot currently drawdown the Facility under the terms of the Facility. As a result the Directors are urgently renegotiating the Facility as well as pursuing a number of alternative funding options, to enable the Company to continue to trade. Meanwhile Jeffrey Morris has made a loan of £25,000 to the Company to support the immediate working capital needs of the Company. The Directors continue to be encouraged by the interest from schools and other parties in the Company's products.
They've had their problems before but always manage to come up smelling of roses... looking at the trades gonna be a lot of p***** people if they do go under !!
problems and they are now surviving on sponsorships since goverment cut backs. not looking good.
hmmm ya reckon ! wassup?
get whatever you can! going down
the rise, albiet quite small was pridicted, im gonna hold onto these
Actually saw the software as my nephew uses it and got him to log in when he was round at weekend - its actually v v good so based on that I'm confidently hanging on now :-)
Ive gone with this one. Im expecting very quick movements. I managed to get at 1.50. My formula gave me a stat result of 42.8 points. The last 42er I had gave me +78% return so I'm expecting some very positive gains from ImJack
Hopefully - looks a bit more hopeful than it did earlier in the year! If they've managed to weather out the storm of the new goverment then hopefully we can see some further gains :-)
just directors statement that the platforms are selling okay with sponsorship rather than goverment funding. will give a trading update in 6 weeks so hopefully see some rise over next few weeks.
that is what i was thinking but i thought we may have moved up since then but not really few 10% each way when it got to .75 it we were going in the right direction but look where we are now hope it turns around not many people post on here either
Same here mate - dont stand to lose £000's but decided to hang onto them anyway - after all why would they bother going through all the hassle (and expense) of relisting unless they had a good pipeline !!
i bought at 4p do you think we will get there agin or have i lost lot been a bit of movement in the last few weeks just not in the right direction
What clients do they have? It's a competitive sector (that I work in) yet we just dont come across IMJ so where are they doing any business? http://www.edugeek.net/forums/virtual-learning-platforms/53864-imjack.html
LONDON (ShareCast) - London fell for the third session in a row Tuesday, damaged by a further slump at BP and as a wave of selling sank the banking sector. Comments from ratings agency Fitch about Britain’s “formidable” budget deficit didn’t go down well, but it was BP that stood out, hitting a 20-month low as the flow of bad news just kept coming. Goldman Sachs yesterday downgraded BP to ‘neutral’ from ‘buy’ and warned that the under-fire oil giant may take a holiday on the dividend payment in the second and third quarters. Now, Barack Obama has stepped up the pressure. In an interview with NBC, the US president said he’d sack the British company’s chief executive Tony Hayward. Obama took exception to Hayward’s comments that he wanted his “life back” and that the Gulf of Mexico was “a big ocean”. "He wouldn't be working for me after any of those statements," said an angry president. BP suffered another blow when Russia’s state-run gas giant Gazprom said it had no need for the British oil company’s massive Kovykta gas field in Siberia. It had been hoped that the Russian export monopoly would revive its interest in the gas field, which contains 2trn cubic metres of gas, and pay the TNK-BP joint venture up to $1bn for it. Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays and Lloyds were guaranteed a place in the list of biggest losers, as concerns about their exposure to Europe and fears of a new tax on banks had investors heading for the door. Tesco was also on the ropes after chief executive Sir Terry Leahy announced he’ll retire next March, with Philip Clarke moving up to take his place as CEO at the UK's top supermarket chain. Leahy steps down after 14 years in the top job, a period that has seen Tesco become the dominant force in UK grocery retailing and start to make significant inroads into overseas markets in Asia and more recently the US. Clarke is a lifelong Tesco man. But demand at the World Cup and a pick-up in business elsewhere means temporary power and temperature control services firm Aggreko expects performance this year will be significantly better than previously anticipated. At the interim stage group revenue in constant currency and excluding pass-through fuel will grow by around 10%, and trading profit by about 20%, the company said. Catering firm Compass Group has snapped up a North American provider of soft support services operating in the education and business and industry sectors. The company is paying $65m (£45m) in cash for Southeast Service Corporation (SSC), a company which last year had revenue of $153m (£106m). Chloride leads the second line after agreeing an £860m, 325p per share takeover bid from ABB. Emerson Electric is the other suitor interested in the power supplies group. Newsagent chain WH Smith announced the retirement of chairman Robert Walker as it revealed
You've not read the story line probably mate. Read the company information and atleast last four RNS! You will understand what I was trying to say ...