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An absolute pile there of. I will be amazed if we are still in business in 12 mths. Where is Marksman on this dismal day? Studying the inflight magazine, if we still have one? Personally I will be glad when it's all over. My shares have gone from £16k to less than £1k and effectively I have written them off already. With the cash burn here I do not think there will be any appetite by anyone or any institution to invest further here. Incidentally what use is a website like this that no longer presents RNAs in a timely manner, if at all? Apathy rules as evidenced by the paucity of comments here today
Yes but you are obviously a fantasist, as you are presumably in FJET, like the rest of us dreamers! Tongue in cheek comment, no offence intended,
When you have lost 88% of an over £7K investment, as I have (even after today's gain) there really is nothing whatsoever left to say, because the remaining rump of shares is worth a mere bagatelle! I will not be investing another £ because the management are useless. I have been invested since Nov 2013 when I read a spin article in the Daily Telegraph about this wonderful material and this wonderful company. Still I lost far more on Fasjet. How naive I was in those days. Unfortunately I have lost my innocence, though I do have 30 different AIM shares, but much better researched. It is pointless getting in these companies too early. They nearly all take years to come to fruition, and many fail after many years of bleeding their investors/supporters/gullible souls dry. My current top aim tip? DekelOil. GLA. Rant over.
1) Is it possible to tender some of one's total holding and retain some of the shares oneself? 2) RNSs are turning up very erratically on this website over the last week or more. Has everyone else found this? The 3 IAE RNSs did not appear on here and i had to go on a different website.
I struggle to interpret these RNSs but today's suggests to me that Goldman Sachs have 5 per cent of the companies shares out on loan, IE they are shorting IE they are expecting the shares to fall. Is this a correct interpretation or am I barking up the wrong tree? Should we be concerned? Any comments welcome please.
As I long term holder (over 3 years) I am pleased to be able to report that the company appears to have frittered away 57% of my investment. Are any of their "investments" actually increasing in value, or is every one a long-term bottom drawer, hope for the best, punt. I may only live for another 10 to 15 years, will that be long enough to see any return here? Over to the Masterbaker, who I must say seems to be an amazingly patient and hence ideal investor here ! As a holder of about 20 Aim shares, not many of those are worse performers than this dog. GLA and a long life expectancy to all trapped here.
Either we are very inefficient brick manufactures or the market is not as efficient as its supposed to be. This share has performed abysmally lately. I am beginning to cling on to the possibility somebody might try to acquire us. Really, is this a sleepy family-type firm with it's "soft approach" to sales? I should have sold ages ago and bought Ibstock.
Keep buying? I agree in principal, but this is now my biggest individual holding by value. You cannot really go all in, on one AIM company. You have to spread risk because it is still possible for all to implode: civil unrest, extreme weather events, pestilence, disease to crop/population. One cannot get too carried away. Success is a probability, but not a certainty, because nothing is. I admit to being a bit perturbed by recent substantial percentage falls in the SP. GLA who are invested here.
For some unknown reason I find myself thinking more and more about two (unrelated?) subjects. 1) The duties of Boards of Directors. 2) Collusion induced by bribery and corruption. Is there now no such thing as accountability or even decency?
IC were tipping this as a buy at 159p as long ago as Feb 2014, at which time the prospects were much the same as now.Except things really are coming together now, production wise. There is no logic. We the owners are being ripped off, as per usual.i have held throughout only to be denied the riches to come. Disgraceful! How can IC now say accept the offer?
I feel I am being robbed here. I bought my first tranche, which I still hold, back in 2014 at 134p. This deal is all too cosy. Other companies should be given the opportunity to tender. I had intended to keep for the medium term to release the inherent value in the potential. Sweeteners all round, except for us the owners. To me this bid premium is derisory.
With a year end of December 31st, I fail to see why the company does not release any information until nearly the end of April. We at least deserve a trading and product launch/promotion update. We are only the owners of the company! We have no clue what is going on! Drifting, drifting, drifting. I feel like flotsam or jetsam, whichever, or both. I am rapidly losing patience here, over 50% down. I will wait maybe a month and then I am out of here until we get some CONCRETE POSITIVE sales information, not the pitiful trickle to date, both sales and information (lack of). Disgraceful.
Just put my last £6.5K ISA money in here (50K shares at 12.99p). Let's hope there isn't a full scale country meltdown and it all goes udders up. I reckon that or a natural disister are the only real cause for concern long term. Any way I have 200K shares here, and that's me done (at least until the new ISA year!) .Good luck to all fellow investors.