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What do they do all in there all day? There are 365 days in a year, what do they do in there all year??? Rather than continue, they are better off handing back contracts with a note saying 'Thank you for understanding'. There is no point in a working a whole year to spin a loss, it's madness. No doubt, someone will roll up here to tell us that they actually made a profit.

GLA for tomorrow. If it's good and we open at 29-30p it'll be exhuberance on my part. Come 49p, it'll be victory brings salvation for the beleaguered holders here, like myself. If by some twist of fate we hit 100p, I'd have collapsed so you probably won't hear from me until I recover.

Yep. 3 years here too. I know there are others here that have held for about a decade and more.

A bit quiet here today, not sure whether to pop out and buy loo paper myself, in preparation for the results.

Cash burn.

But do they know that it's a leap-year??????

Does an sp do this in a single day without news?????

This year, I need 25p to break-even.

@NF, those large trades appear 'off-book'.

A takeover bid would be nice.... just saying.

Are the bulls finally starting to stampede???

It feels really very odd to have been on this journey for the last 3 years or so. Has Adolph been up to the task???

Gen Z will fight the war with their phones using apps.

Th erns is usually the day following purchase, save for Friday which appears on the Monday.

The share buyback has been ongoing for a while, as pointed out by TC. They did one previously and also had, from memory a share consolidation. The shares are purchased off four exchanges. The shares are literally wiped out and not kept in the treasury for the staff. It has, in theory, the effect of enlarging the eps and the sp. My thoughts are that we are in effect below the sp prior to share consolidation but we have had a litigation hit or two along with some money going out. Results tomorrow. I hope the buyback continues.

Them that don't want to lose money or any more money?

Morningstar has book value at 6p??????? morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/mtro/quote

Surprised there wasn't a bank run on it last year. Surprised they are still going. Is it priced to go bust?

@TF, sorry to hear that. I also recall being told that cpi had spun a profit, when I saw it as a loss. I also recall £1-1.50 being touted and one wants to believe it and see it happen. What was an impulse buy for me has left me under water. I even started buying as it tanked. I hope Adolph pulls his finger out as March is rapidly marching upon us.

Anybody care to provide an equivalent target value for RBC? Less than a year ago their target for cpi was 50p up from 40p. Occasionally, I think that analysts play 'pin-the-tail'.