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No-one really knows where the share price is going. If we did we'd all be millionaires. That's the game. Personally I don't really care how low this goes. That's of little concern. It's been a lot lower before and recovered. I have now bought my holding back having virtually sold out on the last rise and I'm only interested in how high this is going to go on the next rise. I can wait.

A lot of us were here when the share price was 1.5p and it was all a bit gloomy and then suddenly, with some positive updates, the share price rose to nearly 4p. Then, a month or so later, it was back down to just over 2p and everyone was again a bit ratty and then out of the blue, along with again some positive newsflow, the share price rose and rose before peaking at 9p.

I'm certainly not going to worry this time around. And I very much doubt that 9p will be the high of the year either - and that's just this year. Plenty of more to come here.

ATB

The share price rose from late April earlier this year and I don't think anyone was really expecting it to rise much let alone to keep going up for 6 weeks all the way to over 9p. This time at least the market will be expecting a rise to coincide with the new territories.

Just a case of holding and waiting I think.

And who is going to fly all the way to Papua New Guinea for a 4 day trek - are there even any direct flights from the UK.

The guys a crank.

Personally, I don't give a sh*t about the short term movements of the share price.

I made a very good profit selling these on the last rise (as did a number of sensible posters here) and intend to do the same on the next rise. I have maybe filled up a little early but I don't really care. As long as they are getting the territory managers recruited that is all that counts for now.

I'm not too worried about tech partnerships as it is a bit too early for them anyway.

Yes, I am disappointed that T1 and T2 managers didn't stay signing up new restaurants during June and July and that seems in hindsight to have been a poor decision but compared to the potential when the managers start targeting London and other big cities it's not of great importance.

Of course this will be at 9p again - and probably not that far from now - and I can see it doing far more as the numbers start to increase.

ATB.

QuickQuick

I was just going to post that about beebop but you seem to have got the same memories of his posting. Completely out of the blue and out of character he suddenly started bleating on about all was lost and that he was selling his all and then half a day later he was back posting that he had just topped up at the bottom price of the day.

He definitely cannot be trusted.

Beebopalula and Ronaldtrump

You both have stupid user names and you are both an embarrassment to this board and to this share. Neither of you has a clue what you are talking about and you bang on and on and on about the same thing all day and all night. Just shut up the pair of you. It would be great if you were both banned.

With regards to sign up rates I think they will be signing restaurants up much quicker when they start on the big cities - London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds have been mentioned.

I live in and know all of the areas they have covered so far and it is all very rural and involves a lot of driving. Bristol to Exeter is 80 miles, Swindon to Exeter is 120 miles, Bournemouth to Basingstoke is 65 miles - lots of time spent on the road and then only a limited number of potential sign-ups when they finally get there. The big cities will offer lots and lots of potential sign-ups all within a tiny area.

Also this should be a piece of p*ss really. Only 1 in 3 are planned to be independent restaurants. With 6000 that's only 2000 to sign up and with 12 territory managers that's only 166 each. Looking at half that target - 3000 of which 1000 will be independents and which is still a very respectable number and light years on from where they are now - that is a mere 83 restaurants per territory manager.

AJMO

Midlands, Manchester, Leeds - all sounding good.

I would also like to hear that they have got a London office sorted out and can then get the 3 London territory managers recruited too.

My chart is now looking very similar to the chart at the end of April when the rise from 2p to 8p/9p got started.

Has anyone said the results are coming out? - if not then they don't need to be published before the end of September and most companies these days tend to leave them until the last minute anyway.

5.37p to buy now.

SP is holding pretty firm at the moment. I keep watching and if it does dip further, say to 4.5p, I may buy more but it doesn't look like it's going to happen. Basically a 5p platform ready for the rise through to full roll-out in my opinion.

Thanks. I understand that now.

Buy price 4.85p; sell price 4.85p....................................for quantities of 10,000 to 100,000.............

What does "It is another booking platform but in a different vertical" mean in plain English anyone?

And who the hell is this person:

https://twitter.com/Herbrightoo/status/1151776892623740929?s=19

Herb

that's not the official Big Dish twitter page where there is no mention of this as yet.

If they don't make themselves clear they can expect to be misunderstood. They said tech "partnership" and the deal with Oceanic was announced as a "partnership". Now it turns out it's something else. What does "It is another booking platform but in a different vertical" mean in plain English anyone?

I'd be happier if the management here didn't think they are dealing with donkeys. All we get is carrots, carrots and more carrots.

Same with an "additional revenue stream". Another carrot for Mr Donkey. Even worse the carrots are starting to appear on twitter rather than on the official regulated RNS news feeds.

Of course there will always be churn in any sales company/industry. That is generally accepted as the norm. Equally the accepted way of compensating for this churn is to keep taking on more customers/clients/or in this case to keep adding more restaurants.

Everything was going very smoothly through April and May with new locations and restaurants being added regularly and then come June it all suddenly stopped dead. Apart from the long overdue and disappointing 5 in Brighton, there hasn't been a single new restaurant added.

Hence the overall fall in restaurant numbers on the platform.

111 as of today. Another 3 have disappeared/delisted/gone into hiding/ whatever.

It's total waffle, though no doubt it will impress Beebopalula, Monty and a few others who are always looking for reasons/excuses to explain away the lack of action.

Just for your information Big Dish were running Big Dish Asia for a whole year before they IPO'd in the UK so they had plenty of time to look for bugs. Also in the UK there was an initial beta testing period but that finished in January of this year. I posted this link on here the other day. Here it is again. Please read it.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/bigdish-plc--dish-/rns/bigdish-uk-launches-in-bournemouth/201901160700032344N/