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Certainly looks like a buy, judging by the timestamp

No it's not.

Good one.

Still waiting on your take of fair market value, A_E_Marsh.

I didn't compare the two companies. Your inability to read is good comedy.

I used ASOS as an example of how company value vs revenue is not a good metric to determine fair market value.

Probably just furious with people like you repeatedly contacting him, trying to tell him how to do his job...

Bid's creeping up, 500p to sell now.

493p to sell HH, if you're curious.

Imagine getting the status of a UK listed company wrong, then simply stating 'my bad'

Maybe state what price you're offering on here?

A_E_Marsh, can you confirm BOOM's fair market value, and what metrics you base your calculations on, please?

Also, if you can confirm a company not directly or indirectly affected by inflation pressures that'd be great.

It was just an example of a low valued UK company in an industry led by discretional spending.

Would you like further examples instead?

What's fair market value?

Companies such as ASOS are trading at under a quarter of 2021 revenue. That'd put BOOM's SP under 125p

But there'd be no capital loss, unless you sell.

Most investors would only dream of getting a 100% return in dividends within four years, regardless of SP depreciation.

Bought another 1k shares this morning.

Added a third and final tranche this morning, genuinely hoping I caught the bottom with my first two buys.

What on earth are you talking about Johnnyy? A 30 second glance at your posting history tells me your a rainbow chaser, and a moron.

Define future, 1 day, 1 year, 10 years?

The 50 bopd condensate is an additional £1.5m per year revenue at current prices

2.10p is today's low.

It didn't drop to 2.40, they're just delayed trades.

2.65p to sell