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Yes. Lots of reasons to be positive here copperman.

I would be happy for the sp to stay down here or drift lower if it means ill have the funds to top up but it probably wont happen now. Recently decided to sell a dozen fairly safe shares and go down the high risk high reward route with 4 aim shares in my ISA and ARCM is already 50% of my holdings. All are heavily in the red but im confident of big (possibly life changing) profits to come from them in 2 to 5 years.

Dont see it as a deramp at all cattleman. We can all get a bit over enthusiastic about stocks were invested in sometimes and some can get a bit tetchy if your opinions dont match theirs but im always happy to hear a different opinion and if they are blatant ramps or deramps i can just ignore them. Any genuine long term investors who are confident in their choices have nothing to fear.
As has already been said, value will out in the end despite short term traders or MMs games and we all know theres plenty of value here. Maybe it will take 1 or 2 years for full value to be out maybe not, if were bought out early for instance before full value can be achieved but i hope it wont happen. Im happy to wait and hope for my personal target to be achieved.

Agree with you puddin. Genuine long term holders arent the ones bitching about the sp. It will take time for vr to really take off..at least another year or two..then long term holders will be richly rewarded. Most of those moaning are traders feeling trapped because they were hoping for a quick profit that they could use to buy the next "sure thing". If your not happy to wait for another year or two then better to cut your losses and go chasing rainbows.

Well worth a read..thanks. kind of confirms my feelings about short term trading being a bit of a mugs game. More grist for the MMs mill but good luck to anyone who can make it work for them.

Your right. I only got confused because I normally employ someone to count my billions.
@Pmm. My ung was irmly uck in my eek.
@Westie. Sounds painful. Im sure you can take something for that.

Wishful thinking not wishfull ramping Pmmbns1..no harm in it. Im experienced enough to know nothings nailed on but im confident at least of a profit here. Be careful your words sound like bordering on deramping to me.

Apparently weve adopted the american system now so anyway but what im trying to say is 200 million divided by present number of shares = 31.7p ps but how much do we think we would be bought out at given 200 mill or better marketcap.
Anything north of 30p ps would make me very happy.

I meant 631mill shares in issue

I was going by CBs calculation but thought it was dollars for some reason hence the conversion.
So if its £200,000,000 market cap then divided by the present market cap 631mill then 31 pence ps

Yea its wonky alright..it should be more like 24 pence at 2 billion dollars. Im talking in english billions not american though, so 200,000,000 not 2,000,000,000.

If I may ask..given a potential market cap of $2 billion..thats equal to about 21p per share but presumably a buyer would want to pay less than that so are we looking at a potential price somewhere below 21p per share? Not that its to be sniffed at and dont want to be greedy but i did have hopes of more..maybe around 30p ps.

Im sure spot is smiling as he quietly enjoys all the attention hes getting from those willing to react.

What do you call a deer with no eyes?

Great news and nice to have you onboard as a genuine long term investor Mike.
Im hoping for big things here. We obviously have some great managers and great dealmakers in the company who are going to reward patient shareholders very well indeed. Happy and confident to hold these for the future and would certainly be adding more if I had anything else to sell (dog looking nervous) but will have to wait for another opportunity.
Happy days!

Especially if they held on to their shares all the way down to here but if you have the funds then you should consider averaging down as much as you can afford. Its a strategy for the brave only I know but you cant get in (much) lower than this and worth the risk in my opinion. The downside is limited. The upside is potentially massive.
Ive taken a loss and bought back in too soon but averaged down to about 12p. If I wasnt fully invested at the moment id be averaging down again but im comfortable enough at 12p anyway considering the potential here. Fortune favours the brave. Like I said Im sorry for anyone with big losses but all is not lost. You still have a chance to get it back..and more, but attacking the BoD all the time, I just think is counter productive.
We just have to hope that theyll improve on their indiscretions of the past, work hard and get things right going forward. Its in all our best interests.
Good luck all!

Especially if they held on to their shares all the way down to here but if you have the funds then you should consider averaging down as much as you can afford. Its a strategy for the brave only I know but you cant get in (much) lower than this and worth the risk in my opinion. The downside is limited. The upside is potentially massive.
Ive taken a loss and bought back in too soon but averaged down to about 12p. If I wasnt fully invested at the moment id be averaging down again but im comfortable enough at 12p anyway considering the potential here. Fortune favours the brave. Like I said Im sorry for anyone with big losses but all is not lost. You still have a chance to get it back..and more, but attacking the BoD all the time, I just think is counter productive.
We just have to hope that theyll improve on their indiscretions of the past, work hard and get things right going forward. Its in all our best interests.
Good luck all!

Good time for a top up?

Its easy for some with an axe to grind, to criticise the BoD but Koovs have had to struggle through a recent slow down in consumer spending due to political reforms, including demonetisation, aimed at lessening tax evasion and the introduction of GST (VAT) but have positioned the company as a quality internet fashion business, held in high regard by Indian consumers that with a bit of luck and plenty of good management, will only grow bigger and bigger and bigger over the next few years. How big? Hold on to your investment for 2 or 3 years plus and find out! The upside is potentially massive and could make fortunes for those brave enough and only investing what they can afford to lose.
The present share price and looking at my hefty paper loss doesnt bother me because im here for the long term and wont be happy with a share price less than a quid..hopefully much more!

Full respect to you guys for being so knowledgable about the company and giving me hope that my ten bags are a "definite possibility" and I promised a new (Mullberry) bag for the wife if things go to plan, so Ill need the cash.
The good thing here is that even if the nutters do arrive, we know who to listen to, so hopefully youll keep posting.
Plenty of high hopes here so heres wishing us all the best of luck.