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chris here is my #1 red flag.

somebody who only posts on one board and in a 100% negative way.

why bother

maybe go and do a little research on aa and you will see that they are still planning on spending c£5bn capex per year. so in context what do you think the tiny investment in han**** will mean to them, do you even think it will be a point of discussion,e specially as it will be revenue generative in the next twelve months?

Awww Jilted Johnny.

It's Christmas, go and watch It's a Wonderful Life or maybe read A Christmas Carol.

You need to take a look at your life choices, is picking fights with random strangers on an anonymous chat board all you amount to?

New year, new you Johnny, go on improve your life

The only scenario I can see where I'll trade here again is if we get an unexpected 100% increase prior to news.

Other than that there is too much news here in the next few months to take the risk imho.

The only scenario I can see where I'll trade here again is if we get an unexpected 100% increase prior to news.

Other than that there is too much news here in the next few months to take the risk imho.

Seems a strange days trading, one sell stepped the sp down and despite a sea of blue it never recovered. Aimhousery at its best I guess

Ducks seem to lined up and swimming to shore in the next couple of months so heres to a happy New year

Great to see how well your post aged Shareflyer.

Happy New year, pls go and spend it elsewhere

Cryptohater, your chronology is also totally incorrect

Rod joined in September 22, handed over to Guy Robertson who is still with the business, and Troy was then appointed.

I'd guess you probably already know this and are just stirring

Why do you think three have jumped ship?

Even when he was a CEO, Bill still told all the media that he was a geologist. So he most likely left by mutual consent.

Rod was never meant to be there for the long term.

Troy was unproven as a CEO and it is likely the job was too big for him, which will be confirmed if he turns up as COO of JAY.

IT's not ideal obviously, but different times require different skill sets. UFO now needs a skilled miner who is also a great front man, which Bill and Troy definitely weren't. I also thought it was strange that Alwyn took the job of FD when his skill set was far greater than that. I suspect that he is the one who has really been pulling the strings

2m buys, half a million sells and we are red.

I can't decide to be charitable as it's Christmas and think main market Lagos don't work for GST or there is some other game being played

Strange, I thought GST had communicated not one but two transformative acquisitions in the last few weeks. I must be mistaken.

Amazing how many people confuse a business with a share price

Thanks for posting, it's a great read.

Twice the number of buys as sells and we are down.

No wonder UK markets are toast

I'm not sure what he means by a project mining agreement. What we need is the mining licence. Not to mention the DFS that is meant to land this year

I hope and suspect that the new exec team are being set up to broadcast these

Strange but I can't see a single bit of what you posted that is true, other than there has been an RNS on a totally different subject!

Sinter some good thoughts. There is another scenario however.

Perhaps Troy has realised that he isn't cut out for a CEO role. If he has accepted the role of COO at JAY, this would seem the most likely scenario. Discussions must have been ongoing for a while if UFO already have an appointment lined up

Is that water from the last aquifer?

The only way Boo would release new guidance is if results were significantly outside of guidance. So it would appear that we will be within the guidance range.

A revenue fall of 12-17% for the year would give a revenue range of 1.47-1.55bn. The bottom of the range would mean that revenue in half two was lower than H1, which i doubt will happen. Hitting the top off the range would be a c10% fall on last year H2 revenue, when we lost a week's business due to postage strikes.

Superdry recently stated that October to Black Friday sales declined 7%. I'd hope Boo would be similar after a poor October and the website stats for November certainly looked good. I'd therefore expect revenue to be a lot closer to the 12% drop than the 17% and maybe even beat it slightly. I'd guess margin will be as forecast.

The difficulty in assessing revenue at the moment is the Debenhams effect where we only account for margin not GMV.

I'd also hope to see the start of a recovery in the US.

That, overall, would be a decent set of results imho

No problem daytrade, the article also says Temu has 9m UK customers, so not 19m. As fashion doesn't appear as a major portion of site visits, I'd doubt if they are taking much share

I want to see both sides of the equation so actually like to see articles like this. My impression from this article though is it is likely to turn off more customers from Temu than it attracts to them

The more a shining light is pointed at these Chinese companies the better imo

Thats an interesting article thanks Daytrade

However, fashion isn't a major category for Temu so I'm not sure its a major threat at the moment

Just shows once again how stupidly low the current market cap is

so what i posted yesterday was in fact correct. bluejay got their rns wrong and our sp has dropped c30% as a result.

so atleast we now know that nothing here has changed, investor relations will answer am honest question honestly and the trolls have shown themselves for what they are.

i guess there are a couple of lessons for ufo and troy to learn. one they should have produced an rns far quicker to counteract the fud. two troy should atleast sign off anything significant that could be perceived to affect the ufo sp

the market makers have played their games, i'm sure atleast some of the trolls have made some short money, but let's hope karma genuinely is a *****.

on a positive side, we now have a great top up price, i'll be looking to switch some funds tomorrow