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Not needing cash for operations? Come again?
Simon Thompson has a record second to none over the years.He obviously can see the massive potential of this company,but,has got his timing wrong in the past.The company is doing well know,and not needing cash for operations,it is now standing on its own feet and expanding its revenue.A totally different scenario,one which the market has not given credit....YET......
Pedro talks of bitter shareholders and the bargain sp of kromek. Well there is no evidence this outfit will ever tutn a profit or ever pay a dividend. Meanwhile due to world events there are many Aim companies whose sp has taken a beating. There is a real bargain picking them up now. Cannot claim i know which to go for, but Pedro has no idea if he thinks Kromek is one.Some time ago on this site i asked for names of worse Aim companies than Kromek. Only one person responded naming a company more inept than Kromek. Pedro nothing has changed. Be a smart investor, starting by avoiding the clowns from Durham
Pedro look at the pattern. Repeated over and over again. Simon Thompson writes an article in the investors chronicle pumping kromek almost identical to the last one he wrote. Stock rises for a couple of weeks then falls and falls and falls the. He writes another article. No amount of articles will change the direction of this share. More and more debt and very little in the way of an explanation of when or how the profit will begin.
The future may not be so bright for the lenders if they get their interest payments in shares, to say nothing about their original investment. I hope the gloom and doom is over stated but until a series of significant and profitable sales contracts is announced, one can see why so many are sceptical- to put it mildly.
The past is the past....Look to a company now paying its way and reaping the benefits of past investment,in a new era of increasing orders.....Investors are now in a great position,as opposed to being in a company running through money.....Instead they are in a company very much undervalued by the market and due rapid expansion with much of the order values going straight to bottom line......I can see this multibagging soon....
Future is bright? Maybe for those lending the money to Kromek and the board members with high salaries but not for the shareholders.
The future is bright.Simon has a record of profits to be proud of ,over the course of many years....he timed this wrong,but,a company making profits is an entirely different entity to a company requiring funds...The future is very bright...for new investors at this juncture....just not so good for those that invested too early......Instead of being bitter and twisted,there is plenty of time to join the new investors,set to make huge profits on a company,experiencing huge demand for products....
Simon Thomson knows his stuff Pedro. Tell us the sp of Kromek every time your pal Simon has said invest in this outfit. Most taking his advice here will be looking at massive losses .So tell us Pedro. If the future is so bright at Kromek explain the sp.
Dad and lad
Simon Thomson knows his stuff....Beats the market by a long way ,taken over several years....I think this has turned a corner,and will make profits going forward.Some on here just bitter because they have lost on this....When something reaches a point of profit,it usually rerates...This is set to rerate,with so much to look forward too.....Multibag about to happen....mark my words....
Disgusting how he pumps this worthless debt-ridden share. obvioulsy has as much regard for his readers as the board in this joke of a company. They will default on the new loan arrangement and dilute the company further by paying in shares. Mark my words.
Mike,
Really unsure how many times ST has written this piece, slight different phrasing each time.
Hopefully, eventually even a stopped clock...
I only think it will change when KMK shows they do not need to come back for additional dilutive funds, very similar to a lot of AIM companies at the moment.
At the moment, with additional bad debt provisions / high debts and debtor days / high inventory and inventory provisions they really dont show they have control on their balance sheet and working capital.
Thats outside the other issues, like Basu simply not being CEO material and a complacent board.
Oh no, it's going down again š
Please mick33 buy some now to push the price up š my retirement fund depends on it please
Yay, the share price hasn't gone down for a couple of days wooooo hoooo
True Billy, but then being in love is irrational very often.
I donāt think mick33 would agree with you, Ik.
Fancy getting paid that kind of money for being pathetic.
... I've just bought a modest lump of this after very little research. Therefore I obviously deserve to lose the lot. That's accepted.
I'm not fussed about the next 12 months. My question is, what's the 24 month sentiment? Reckon we'll be flat, mutibagging, or is it a sinking ship?
Only 450% up from here. Not bad, eh
Arnab Basu
CEO & Executive Director
UKĀ£271.00k
Paul Farquhar
CFO, Company Secretary & Director
UKĀ£192.00k
Albertus Beumer
COO & Executive Director
UKĀ£266.00k
Jerel Whittingham
Independent Non-Executive Director
UKĀ£42.00k
Christopher Wilks
Independent Non-Executive Director
UKĀ£43.00k
Lawrence Henry Kinet
Independent Non-Executive Director
UKĀ£39.00k
Rakesh Sharma
Non-Executive Chairman
UKĀ£80.00k
āa little special meā
Should read
āA little spikeā
Criticism ! He has been spouting for 10 years and for 10 years he has got it wrong. Look at the trend line. ICs website KMK graf shows every single ST write up, a little special me then a long decline.
Regardless of any bear market, a good stock/company would never decline the way kmk has.