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@roger - I think you need a new hobby - take up bowls maybe - it's less worrying.
@roger - I think you need a new hobby - take up bowls maybe - it's less worrying.
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Roger I'm amazed at how many times you're predicting the future based on nothing other than what you reckon. Do you do this in life too? Driving to work decide, 'oh there's no point going in to the office they've probably gone bankrupt and shut the office down' so you turn around and go home. How often does 'what you reckon' come to pass, I'm curious to know.
I hate to say it but maybe the market will never recover. Maybe we are all in a death spiral to extinction. The positive side of that is that if it is the case then a few quid on the stock market will mean nothing - rather invest whatever pennies you have left in a gun or a baseball bat. Smile everyone ;-)
My portfolio is mainly AIM shares and my own portfolio is down 50%. It's tracking the market. My DV is down 90% that's a different story reagrding GB's own mistakes but if the market wasn't falling so catastrophically DV would be fine. Market sentiment is bad. But it seems to me that the AIM market cannot fall much further without bucking the trend of the last 10 years. If it does then we're in real trouble.
@shandy - what do you think might happen to the shareprice if we do hit 18 million or close? Is there any real reason to think that we won't. And, if they expected a significant markdown of profit expectations then they would have to issue a profit warning.
Those of us with knowledge? What knowledge do you have?
I get frustrated coming to this board and seeing so much tosh being written. I get that people are frustrated and angry but I wish people would talk from knowledge, using facts and details rather than just ranting about how upset they are. Save that for your wife or therapist. We've all lost money here - I get that. But consider whether there is now a great buying opportunity as the share price drifts into oblivion but the revenue is clearly there? Consider it without emotion. I really have no desire to be dragged into your personal emotional pain - the world it's tough enough without it.
@paul - it sounds very much like you want PJ to wear a santa outfit and jizz all over you. I like POW sure - but that might be taking it a bit too far ;-)
Your life isn't over yet. Give it time.
When I read the messages on here I just think - in regard to my mostly illiterate fellow investors who write here - maybe I wasn't as clever as I thought I was getting involved in this PLC.
Roller Coasters don't go up and down.
A very positive presentation. I can't see how this can lose. When they said that nobody can build quantum dot displays without breaching their IP - it's fabulously optimisitc for a very high value company in a year from now.
The price is going down so a great opportunity to buy in.
There's an awful lot of value in the market right now and this is one of the best.
A very interesting read contrarian. it doesn't necessarily help us predict what Samsung's plan of action is, other than that they don't care much about right and wrong only about market share.
It's by avoiding the question that curiosity in the answer escalates. Do you have shares dogboy or do you have a malevolent agenda like every other greedy little ****er?
I'd trust GB over mugginsthedog anyday.
In my mind GB took out the loan imagining that the way growth was going within DV that the SP would be higher 6 months later, and he could do a small equity raise to pay it off. Like many of us he thought the downturn was temporary - not counting on the continued and increased incompetence of a UK govt - the continued misery of war in Europe - the continued zero tolerance of china to covid.
He gambled and he lost for the sake of dilution. But maybe he can pull himself out and re-negotiate. Surely he has friends who can lend him a million or two.
I don't believe he has purposefully robbed thousands of people of their investments. It takes a special kind of crook to do that. We have many of them working in the government but GB isn't one of those. He's not psychopathic enough. I met him and he seemed genuine to me (perhaps too much). I'm usually a good judge of character. But maybe the Irish blarney fooled me.
Here, there's almost more work involved in creating a scam than there is in creating a successful billion dollar business - which is what I think this could be.
I tend to agree with you Happydays. They would be foolish to raise equity at this price. They must be able to secure better loan facilities if their wild growth is accurate.