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Going to be a rude awakening here in the not too distant future. There was a reason this was sub £1.40 only just a month ago.

I can see more and more the tulip mania is in full swing here. To me this is over valued, but then I would say that, I sold at £3.80 thinking it was becoming top heavy.

£900k mcap is way too high.

Should be nearer 0 as not a going concern.

The ongoing and foreseeable reliance on placings is clear for all. Shareholder have absolutely nothing to gain here, as there is nothing to play for.

Savage, that USA jobs report will no doubt help with knocking the market & SSPG downwards I'd imagine, as when USA sneezes the world catches a cold after all!

Are having a bad day after the market closed. they meet up for some commiseration drinks.

"i can't believe it," says AIM, staring into his empty pint glass. "that stock was a sure thing. a sure thing! i put my house on it."

"amateur," mutters Savage. "i put my parent's house on it and took out a second mortgage on a property i don't own yet."

"i just kept buying the dip," Carrington says, his voice hollow. "it dipped alright. all the way to zero."

the bartender, who had been listening in, shakes his head. "sounds like you three were chasing the trend without understanding the underlying asset."

"no, no," Savage interrupts, "we had a strategy. it was called 'optimism'."

AIM nods vigorously. "and 'denial'! we were excellent at denial."

"the most valuable lesson in investing isn't about profit," the bartender says wisely as he dries a glass, "it's about risk management."

"well, we're all out of risk to manage," Savage says.

"exactly," the bartender replies. "now you can focus on the next valuable lesson: how to make a decent ****tail on a care workers salary."

AIM's CPI short, if he hasnt had to close it already, will still be deep in the red. Certainly isnt netting him anything other than a fat loss at the moment.

Check yourself when he opened it.

Good choice Carrington. The only people who will have made money here are those that are selling at these dizzying heights this share has achieved. It is grossly overbought currently.

As a smalltime shareholder I here I have to note that they only have just over £1m in cash left, and their yearly loss is £11m. So that bit of cash that is left will last a couple of months if we are lucky.

Where have the £7m gone that was raised? Burnt through already.

There is a reason this is down 63% over 12 months. Because its being diluted to high heavens.

Wow this is unstoppable.

Savagge and AimMaster digging themselves a bigger and bigger hole, looking like absolute iddiots

Oh dear, more loss making contracts. This is not good for pyc. Revenue is vanity, profit is sanity. Unfortunately there are no profits....

Cant see any value in this. SSPG's cost of sales are far too high, forcing sales prices up which customers dont want to afford, or cannot afford, especially if consumers tighten their belts. Lets face it, a sandwich made at home is better and a fraction of the cost of airport rubbish.

Good to see Capita strongly outperforming SSPG. A trend I suspect will continue:

https://www.google.com/finance/quote/CPI:LON?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjA26DVnbiRAxX1UUEAHeuCKpQQ3ecFKAN6BAgnEAQ&comparison=LON%3ASSPG&window=YTD

YTD: SSPG down 0.22%

YTD: CPI up 95%

Poor sausage bought the wrong share.

Good to see Capita strongly outperforming SSPG. A trend I suspect will continue:

https://www.google.com/finance/quote/CPI:LON?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjA26DVnbiRAxX1UUEAHeuCKpQQ3ecFKAN6BAgnEAQ&comparison=LON%3ASSPG&window=YTD

YTD: SSPG down 0.22%

YTD: CPI up 95%

Poor sausage bought the wrong share.

Unfortunately now I will need to buy more just to keep up with the dilution

Savage, are you enjoying the show over on CPI? I think probably not lol.

"This doesn't take into account any contracts won since that date...."

All these contracts are losing money. Ironically with this company, you'd want them to do as little as possible. The less they do, the less money they lose and the less often you will get diluted. Hence its not a going concern and should delist.

£55m profit and mcap only £250m? Sounds insanely cheap to me. What am I missing?

I am neither invested nor shorting here with SSPG so theres literally zero impact either way for me when the SP moves.

I'm far more interested in how SSPG is seemingly succeeding with its acts of pulling the wool over LTH's eyes. There will be a day of reckoning here for LTH's, it's just being delayed for the time being.

aim's short is burring and savage is desperately trying to **** into the wind. comedy gold!