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While the concept and the Woodford involvement look good here at first glance. I think that the big problem may be the cost of advertising. For a small company to promote itself throughout Europe selling an item that is just an occasional purchase is a big ask. Also I am not sure about the concept of one mattress fits all. I have now rejected investing here and have chosen another Woodford company ITX instead as a long term hold.

Yes, excellent news! I only brought in last Friday after selling another Woodford funded business - PURP. Some of their luck has hopefully transferred to ITX. The potential here looks very promising over the long term.

Selling the Asian business would seem to be the best option for PAYS now. This would help encourage a main stream player to make a counter bid.

This is another Woodford backed disruptive technology company. The trouble is that is it a PURP or a RM2? I was hoping that this mornings RNS would shed light but no go - I guess the figures due out in September may help? Best to wait and see - SP could be 30p 0r £2.00 by December - who knows???

TradeUp I admire your optimism - good luck!!!

I don't doubt the company, just the SP and this is AIM. I am quite prepared to wait for around £3.30 before I add.

Great set of results for a young fast growing company!!! I am quite content to sit with a modest holding and wait for a lower entry point to add. The SP does I think contain a high element of frothy sentiment - a good entry point would be around £3.20.

Love the video - excellent advertising!!!

I guess the Liverpool loan was just the straw that broke the camels back. We just have to hope that the pipeline is good enough for someone to want to save the company, but that doesn't just mean propping it up, but providing lots of new cash going forward - a tough ask!!!

Good to see shorts down to around 1% now and falling steadily.

I guess the viability depends more on potential in this case and that will be on the assessment of the larger institutional investors. Also it may depend on the current management making way for a new management team.

As expected they are all talking - just keep everything crossed! I guess we have another month or two to wait.

I certainly didn't expect the SP to bounce back so quickly - the SP seems to defy logic.

Fall in SP is part of the normal trading cycle, fluctuations are especially pronounced on AIM - nothing to do with American expansion plans.

sain Point taken, but these are things that bricks can work on as their business matures. Looking back they have already improved their service considerably since the early days.

SP was bound to retrace - good buying opportunity around £3 to £3.20.

The fact is that Bricks do negotiate to get the best price - my niece sold her house via bricks and the LPE pushed the buyer up £1,000, all on a Saturday evening.

Bricks new competition - http://dwellowner.com/ I think I might recognise the business model from somewhere???

Personally I think that in the long term bricks will grab a dominant share and become the biggest player in the housing market and that its fees will gradually increase as its acceptance and reputation rises. The large nationwide groups like Countrywide will probably end up with a very similar business model to bricks internally but will try and maintain their brands with local regional offices but they will still loose out. The small local agents will only survive if they excel with their services and stay small and local.

opul They will basically be asking their large shareholders for cash to get out of administration, so yes the question will be asked.