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Swimming in debt and the balance sheet is awful , does anybody have an upside ?

According to accounts held at investors chronicle , this stock has a very strong balance sheet

check out this link

https://markets.investorschronicle.co.uk/data/equities/tearsheet/financials?s=BLVN:LSE

can seem to find out whats going on ?

rising price of oil coupled with a strengthening balance sheet and losses narrowing , its a bargain for a carpetbagger

it does have a strong balance sheet with zero debt

Investing is for dullards like me but if want to bet on microcaps on aim then be prepared for 1 or 2 baggers paying for 9 or 10 flops and in the end you may still be losing cash or making a modest gain at best , spread your risks and go for the slow burners mate and don’t expect too much too soon

Is our money all losts ?or Is frr biding their time and waiting for the oil price to get nearer 100 dollars a barrel to then declare that they are relisting with a new partner , does anybody know ?

Why did aa institutional shareholders majority vote to crystallise their losses ? Barring the court case a lot of us are due to get whacked big time with 80 percent plus losses , we could be on the cusp of a motoring revolution with the birth of electric cars and the Aa could be very well placed for a turnaround

does anybody know if motif has been deleted from crest ?

What was that ? Only watched half of it , all I could stand

thanks boys and girls , something to cling onto then ! , i hope you chaps are right

sorry boys and girls , but just been told by jarvis investment in kent that frontera has been deleted from crest , they sounded quite negative when i said that there could be a relisting when the oil price increases ,... anybody know if there is still something to cling on to ? , maybe a facebook page for a frr action group? ..bit like the nmc health action group

COVID should be a medium to long term opportunity for these clowns , what with huge expansions in biotech and pharma

Did you buy in 2014 ?

Why would they call in the vultures when the company is solvent ? Is their pipeline of products not selling ?

Was stupid enough to pile into this lot way back in 2014 when there was a page full of directors piling in on the same day , sadly , if buyers turns up in the middle these awful times they will be wanting an Uber bargain , the whole solvent business stinks of corruption, they could easily carry on for a long while as they are bolstering the products and pipelines and riding the huge wave of opportunities coming from pharma and biotech , with all what’s going on , what does dick Tracey do ? He hunts for a buyer in the middle of the worst crisis since the Second World War ? I could make sense of it if the company was insolvent

never know a stock with such a slow long protracted painful and consistent decline as intu , it virtually slowly and gradually tanked in straight line as well as being jilted at the altar by hammerson along the way and now its on life support , and I paid a quid a share 5 years ago , who could have foreseen it ? and I am still unable to see any upsides or remedies and now covid has the wooden stake above the slow beating heart of intu , cheer me up fella s

don't forget individual shares are very risky and accident prone and things could just as easy go badly in the opposite direction, if you don't like losing great chunks of capital spread your risk with funds and trusts and etfs

still licking my wounds over those scumbag lying crooks at nmc health which like lamprell was based in the UAE , hope lamprell does not peddle so many falsehoods like nmc , jim nick nick Davidson goes back a long way with the ceo , last I heard they were still good mates

both of these are more than able but refusing to pay high levels of rent to intu and this alone could push intu over the edge , will these 2 retailers face legal action with severe sanctions iimposed on them which may well go in the direction of the admins or liquidators