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With investments, especially shares, sometimes the hardest thing to do is to sit one one's hands - especially if one is sitting on a >250% profit. The temptation is just too great to crystallise that profit. I suspect however that it is precisely the "sitting on the hands" that is required here. The prognosis here is just too tantalising (in my opinion) over the next 6, 12, 18 and 24 months - is suspect that my present 250% profit then would be chicken merde! With a low free float, substantial shareholding by the CEO, and further announcements in the offing during the course of the next six months I may have to staple my hands to my buttocks and stay put. :)

Compare and contrast the soon to be revealed growth rates between here and W7L - and we are at a market cap of £45m whereas W7L on £189m. Apply the same kind of metrics and we would be trading at the circa £16 per share mark. Am only playing with figures here but do they seem so absurd? Let us wait for six months and reconvene to see how stupid it seems - or not!

There are some investors who will simply look at the £ price and balk at buying the share as somehow "expensive" and lose sight of the fact that it is STILL valued at a paltry £45m. In a mere 18 days time we will be told how the last trading year has fared - and remember that will ONLY be from the sale of ST. Now project the growth for the next 12 months with the new income streams generated by new channels, expanded geographies, expanded product ranges, diversification of products, pending FDA approval of Leimo Headmaster, other product development, Stevie K expanded range, Charles and Lee development, ASOS distribution kicking in, Prolong etc, etc, etc. I hate the phrase "multibagging" as it is bandied around so often as to be meaningless and yet here it seems to be apt. That is all IMHO and DYOR of course.

There are some investors who will simply look at the £ price and balk at buying the share as somehow "expensive" and lose sight of the fact that it is STILL valued at a paltry £45m. In a mere 18 days time we will be told how the last trading year has fared - and remember that will ONLY be from the sale of ST. Now project the growth for the next 12 months with the new income streams generated by new channels, expanded geographies, expanded product ranges, diversification of products, pending FDA approval of Leimo Headmaster, other product development, Stevie K expanded range, Charles and Lee development, ASOS distribution kicking in, Prolong etc, etc, etc. I hate the phrase "multibagging" as it is bandied around so often as to be meaningless and yet here it seems to be apt. That is all IMHO and DYOR of course.

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Limbering and ready for the pounce?

Just gone through. The plot thickens.

On Saturday - should discover more.........hopefully!

That's a confident 3m print......

Sorry for the OT, but UPL may be worth a gander. CEO ex 88e and Cove. Malaysian heavyweights on board. Met with ministers from the state of Sarawak last week. News pending? https://twitter.com/Upland_Res_UPL/status/860413463297970176

Lots of buys trickling through......... The time approaches?

Could those be the last ones?

They must be running out of the 0.3p stock surely?

Have squirrelled away a few more of these. Let's see how it all pans out.

:)

worth investigating the company for more than a couple of minutes..........may prove to be helpful.

Everyone asleep?

sull, Bide your time - it will come. Followed by the chasers. Always buy when it is quiet.

The Telegraph seems to agree.

Mr Bond, If I had my Private Equity goggles on I would buy the company as it would return my capital in a matter of 3.4 years! £3.4m cash yield equates to a return of 29.5% pa on a mkt cap of £11.5m. On a clean basis I cannot see why this company can't do anywhere between 1.5p to 2p eps which on a conservative 10X would easily give you a reasonable 15 to 20p share price. The sale of Inition should further help in partly paying off the £4m odd of net debt. If they could add a bolt-on to their consulting side then that would really help in lifting the margins as well. AIMHO.