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In its financial year that ended March 28, the Norwich-based online wine retailer posted a pretax profit of GBP2.9 million, versus a loss of GBP10.7 million in financial 2021. Revenue increased by 3.0% to GBP350.3 million from GBP340.2 million. Yet the results see a 43% fall in share price. Weird and probably oversold in my view.

If you check TheRifleman's post history, you will soon see that he shorts every single company he comments upon.

MrAdventurous, yesterday's "ridiculously low " buy order does not look so low today. Personally I am waiting for 12.75p before dipping my toes in the muddy water.

Been checking your post history WMC and it seems that you constantly ramp HZM, which is a complete loser, while deramping AVCT, which is sure to reach 150p by year end. You obviously have a hidden agenda.

I bet you wish you had waited to buy until today

Back in February 2022, The Sunday Times's Sabah Meddings thought ProCook would be able to overcome workers' return to offices and restaurants and that its decision to pull its range of cooking ware from Amazon.com would pay off.
To back up her case, she pointed to the company's latest trading update, which revealed a near 35% jump in sales versus a year ago with same store sales up by more than half over the past two years, if the third lockdown of 2020-21, when it stores were shut, is stripped out. Online sales did fall by 7% over the 12 weeks ending on 9 January, but repeat purchases rose by 27.3% after its shift away from Amazon.com.
And while workers return to offices and restaurants might drag on sales, rising energy bills and food prices could possibly encourage consumers to trade down, she said. Another potential headwind were rising shipping costs.
And while the company faced competition at the lower end of the market from supermarkets and discounters its cookware was cheaper than alternatives from John Lewis and Le Creuset, a third less expensive in the case of the latter.
Hence, said Meddings, the shares were a 'buy' at 140p...oh dear, how wrong can you be?

Fine but the order is subject to Taiwan FDA approval, so nothing guaranteed.

Sorry for being ignorant but what does that Boing! post even mean and why take up so much valuable space?

EZJ will be under £4 per share by the end of summer. Now is definitely not the time to invest in them, much better opportunities elsewhere.

Every time I read about "big news" being expected, nothing ever happens. No such news and the SP drops back to pre-rumour level. Sell on a Friday is my motto.

You really are a silly fellow if you seriously think that we will fall for your nonsensical ramping Jon boy. The market still does not trust Abingdon's management, hence the fall back late this morning after its earlier rise.

Why would you sell at 15p when the SP is likely to double this year, Pumpky?

My expectation is that the SP will finish around 35p which is respectable.

Bringo mate, you are a complete muppet selling first thing this morning. I am not a holder but can see this was vastly oversold and will rebound soon.

Haggis is on the ramp again. SP will finish no higher than 365p this evening, mark my words.

A positive RNS and yet the SP falls. What is going on?

A financing solution may well be found Aklee but the RNS says that shares may hold little or even no value. Does that make sense?

You are excited about the big fight? It will probably last only three rounds.

Gingerferret, sadly POLY will NOT be reaching 400p next week or even next month, mark my words. Putin has not yet finished playing his games. I fear the worst is yet to come, possibly involving Moldova or one of the Baltic states from where he has just removed his ambassadors.

No need for the repeated ramping. We have all read & digested the positive RNS but remain concerned at the geopolitical scenario. As for a guaranteed takeover by next Tuesday, absolute nonsense.