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236 restaurants added in January but only 141 added in February. If that isn't a slow down then you should remove your rose-tinted specs for a few minutes. With the virus now adding to the uncertainty I would expect the slow down to continue.

Continually putting new restaurants in their own new location won't fool everybody. 92 out of the 112 locations have less than 5 restaurants.

No-one will go out to eat if there is a risk of catching this virus. People won't self-isolate or work from home and then go out to diner. It equally may just blow over but that will take a while to and I would expect restaurant sign-ups to dip in the meantime.

Not many in the pipeline either - 21 as opposed to 91 last month.

If that isn't a slowdown then you should take off your rose-coloured specs for a minute or two.

New Locations (all which should have been better if added to existing locations):
Burnley, Hertford, Powys, Walsall all +1
Belfast, London, Manchester, Peterborough all +1

8 for the day and a noticeable slowdown over the last week or so which is to be expected (despite the opposite in the RNS today which seems to be for the benefit of monty and trump).

I have a total of 550 which seems to disagree with the company total as issued today. Not sure spero has got.

Align Research has discounted their previous Eatigo valuation by 50% according to their latest updated report - " Discounting this figure by 50%, to be conservative and take into account valuation uncertainties......"

so if we also discount the 1p per 100 restaurants by 50% to take into account "valuation uncertainties", let alone any effects of the virus in the UK and work on 0.50p per 100 restaurants that will give a valuation of just under 3p for just under 600 restaurants which looks to be about right.

"FTSE 100 is totally different to Aim" - quite agree. The FTSE is a lot less volatile than AIM and subject to much smaller swings and far less down-side.

Who'd have thought a week ago that people would be buying here at 2.60p; but then looking at the way the FTSE has dropped over the last week who'd have thought anyone would be stupid enough to buy in here, even at 2.60p.

The FTSE, etc isn't going to pick back up next week. It will stay down or fall further waiting to see if the virus hits the UK (or the USA) and fall a lot further if it does.

Well, there'll be plenty of 3 day weeks taking into account the number of public holidays in the Philippines - they have roughly the same ones as us - plus about the same amount again in "Special non-working days" of which last Tuesday was one.

https://www.rappler.com/nation/231744-list-2020-holidays-philippines

https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/nationwide-holidays/2020/

I have so many posters filtered on here that most of the posts read "This message has been filtered, please adjust your filters to view". Make that another one - trendfriend.

London +3
Reading +2
Crewe, Harrogate, Manchester, Nottingham all +1

I think this is accurate.

9 for the day - which is a slightly disappointing end to a disappointing week with only 35 added. Total is 542.

4 x weekly totals for February - 53, 58, 50, 35.

Take Wetherspoons for example - massive drop this week. This will most likely be ongoing for several months. Any major outbreak of the virus in the UK and these falls will be much, much greater.

If anything people are probably holding off selling today because of Monday's monthly operational update. We may see a more serious drop next week.

The buying opportunity here may be a few months away yet - and at considerably less than today's SP.

Yes, there may be a small top-up opportunity ahead of Monday's monthly operational update but I think any rise on Monday will be small and would also expect it to be seen as an opportunity for a further larger sell-off.

Any major outbreak of this virus now in the UK and this share price will be f*cked.

The usual suspects appear here posting about their fantastic top-ups. They were here a few days ago buying at 4p and just below 4p but that isn't such a bargain today, it it. There is a major market fall in progress and it is particularly hitting the travel and leisure stocks. Eating out is very much leisure. This fall is not going to be all over in a few days or probably even weeks and will probably last for months so please spare us all the top-up posts as this pullback continues.

What counts is for Big Dish to keep signing new restaurants though this will probably not be reflected much in the share price for now. I see a chain of 6 Wolf Street Food restaurants has added overnight plus others.

Nobody's "desperately trying to get on the Big Dish App" - there's barely a customer using it as yet. Pompous, ramping nonsense.

Any sign of a virus outbreak in London or a major UK city, or Manila for that matter, will see the share price plummet. This is high risk at the moment.

Yeah, the pullback from 4.95p high to 2.90p was quite severe and not what I was expecting. I wish I'd sold at 4.50p + last week as that was a pretty good price.

It's not just Dish but the whole market is pulling back fast and that isn't likely to change for a while. This has tried to buck the trend but the pullback is so strong it's pretty much impossible.

My figures say there has only ever been 1 in Stratford-u-Avon. There is 1 now. Total is the same - 533.

Bournemouth should read -1

Manchester, Birmingham, Nottingham all +3
New Location: Oswestry +2
Canterbury, Coventry, London, Newport, Northampton, Portsmouth all +1
Bournemouth -2

17 added and 1 left so 16 overall. 533 in total.