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'Clothing and homeware retailer Next has agreed to buy Made.com out of administration.
The collapsed online furniture retailer said on Wednesday that administrator PricewaterhouseCoopers has entered into an agreement with Next to buy its brand, domain names and intellectual property.

No financial details were given, but press reports have suggested an acquisition price of around £3.5m.

Other remaining assets will be realised by the administrators in due course and payments made to creditors in accordance with the statutory priority, Made said.

Chair Susanne Given said: "Having run an extensive process to secure the future of the business, we are deeply disappointed that we have reached this point and how it will affect all our stakeholders, including employees, customers, suppliers and shareholders.

"We appreciate and deeply regret the frustration that MDL going into administration will have caused for everyone."'

One last time; here are the eve.co.uk traffic figures for October
https://www.similarweb.com/website/evesleep.co.uk/#traffic

Hi Wyn, yes, I have just over £1100 in WOSG (was £1K :) so little point in selling a portion. If it suddenly went crazy it'd possibly be worth selling the lot but that's rare and certainly not at all likely WOSG. Nice to know that I am not far from a plan though.

Morning Wyn, yes, still here :)

Nice rise at WOSG today. Thanks for that one. Some blue on my list is welcome.. I will do nothing as my holding is not large but looks like RSI has room for more increases and so it could get into overbought? At which point, if I were up 30%, I should theoretically sell a portion..

Would that make sense?

Another one I will do nothing with (as I'm still in the red) but which has a rising RSI toady is COPL. The chat room is full of rumours of JV with ExxonMobil. We shall see.

Hi Crowfoot, I believe its Wednesday if you're on HL so maybe it's Wednesday for everyone? This is what HL's secure message told me:

'You’ll need enough money on your capital account from noon on 3 November 2022 until the money is used on 4 November 2022.

We’ll add your new shares to your account on or around 9 November 2022. '

Even though this is genuinely intended info, to help people on here, don't forget that if you up-tick it, you'll be one of Apre's:

'brain dead moron ticks up his/her/its posts? If you are ticking up these posts, then seek help. (And Iam not even joking.). His/her/its posts are a mixture of confused notions and downright lies. ticking up this garbage marks you as a fellow brain dead disruptor.'

Just copied this from the Made.com LSE chat page:

'neil777
Posts: 582
Price: 0.52
No Opinion
RE: SuspensionTue 07:47
Oh well it stops anyone else losing anymore money.

Utter disgrace and that CEO should never be allowed near another company again... she was so out of her depth.

Sorry to all who lost money, including myself but lessons learnt I hope. We won't get a penny back so better to leave that discussion alone

This will be bought out of admin, probably today by DFS or Frasers I have no doubt.

Expect news headlines by 5pm stating exactly that'

Ontise (and Uncles) live in Liverpool..

Good AVA6k conversations this weekend. If I didn't have a self-imposed ban on investing anymore in the stock market (gotta pay off a couple of mortgages first) then, reading the research here, I'd be sorely tempted to invest even more, money I cannot afford to lose, now that 'we know it works'.

Just a quick query though? Have those who criticise people with 'questions' (yes, criticise wyn) invested every penny here themselves, much more than they could reasonably afford to lose, borrowed heavily in fact, and told all their friends to do the same? Onwards and upwards Avacta after all!

But if the answer is 'no' then we all actually still have questions ourselves. It's reasonable to debate. So far, it's so good with AVA6K. It's looking extremely promising / world changing indeed, but I for one will count chickens (maybe invest even more) once the chickens actually hatch.

Incidentally, have people watched the Elon Musk Show on BBC2? It is extremely interesting.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001d1n9

Try this to read Manifesto's Telegraph piece:

https://archive.ph/q3Ymj

Hi Dontgive,

If the customers had carried on buying eve stuff at 2021 levels, once the manufacturing and transport costs went up in February, March – and beyond – there would have been a problem as the margins would have been cut. Even when CC 'chose to be unprofitable' / 'invested in the business' (a different debate) the business was only just in surplus, on a knife edge.

The customers undoubtedly fell away this year and that was Putin's fault rather than CC's.

Imagine that war had never happened and assuming that customers had continued to buy at the same levels (why wouldn't they have done?) then eve would probably have gone to plan with France catching up the UK business, all with CC / TP in charge.

Do you blame CC for customers drying up?

My thoughts are pretty pointless now and we are where we are..

When I wrote to the MP regarding 'over 90% fibre capture V's 99%' I sent the same text to Xeros. I've had a reply from Xeros:

'Many thanks for your message and support on the Microplastic Filters Bill which is returning to the House of Commons (Wed 2nd Nov). We work closely with Alberto Costa MP and the APPG and our main aim is to continue to provide scientific advice on effective microfibre filtration to them to allow them to put continued pressure on the UK government to legislate.

Earlier this year, Hohenstein, a highly respected testing institute for the textile industry, accredited XFilter with the highest level of performance, capturing over 99% of microplastics. In-house tests show XFilter has a capture rate of over 80% for polycotton microfibres. Cotton can be very challenging to filter as the smaller microfibres that break off from cotton escape more easily through the mesh. In addition, the fragmented nature of the fibres means that as they are captured, they begin to form a ‘cake’ or film on the filter which leads to premature blockages, often before one wash cycle is even finalised. Our XFilter technology is uniquely designed to minimise this film build-up – allowing much more time between emptying the collected microfibres. XFilter stops over 90% of all microfibres, not just plastics, from escaping into our wastewater.

Please let us know if you have any further queries.

Kind regards'

Thanks for that Pasha. I don't have a sub for the magazine but the headline says a lot.

Thanks for that wyn. Always appreciated. The problem I find myself in now is that, without putting new money in, I have to sell something at a loss to do any trades at all.. I do think that there a chance of many coming good so I am not feeling particularly glum about it all. A bit of good news with Avct and a sniff of helium and all will be well (more or less!) and some valuable lessons learned along the way. Certainly I will be selling 30% on a rise once the RSI is above 80, as that seems the simplest way of improving things. Then, who knows.

I have a friend who put some savings into Lloyds a few years ago. He needs it back shortly. If he'd sold every time the SP approached 50p and bought back every time around 42p he'd have got 50% more by now. If I had any cash in my account I'd perhaps do that myself as the pattern remains.

Thanks for persevering wyn :)

I think what I meant to say (and you'd probably still take issue) is that if I were 'down' on a share yet the RSI were 85 I would find it hard to sell even though I know the likelihood is that it would fall back shortly. Wait till the next 'push' and then sell would be my hope. Whereas if I were already 10 or 20% up it'd be easy to take the profit.

I need to work on the 'sell' side I know.. As you say it's easier without an emotional attachment and I have indeed divorced just over £1k of my avct holding from the rest.

With the resistance and supports I look at the chart and see recent highs and lows and take them into account but I'm no where close to your understanding (eg. "if 103.5 goes then it's 79.35 I'm afraid") and odnt expect I ever will get close. Certainly if Snow gets above $400 I wouldn't hesitate next chance..

Have toy seen the price of cloud data storage?! Dropbox is £8 / month. I just checked as I had a scare with an external HD and that's the second one. Snow has to be fine long term (fingers crossed!).

Angle was another riser I should have sold a bit of on Monday but I was too focussed on Avct. All hindsight but I could have got my HL deal with a couple more trades!

Hi Wyn,

In fact I missed a little bit out, as it didn't really add to the story :) The complete version is that I bought back too early as I say (135ish?) and then sold at 129 (so a loss but bearable as I was still 'up' overall) as I could see the fall continuing and then I bought back more shares for even less a little later (125?). So the story is essentially the same with an extra couple of trades. If I'd waited overnight I'd have done better but then what if there'd a good RNS at 7am?! - as you said it could have jumped back.

Part of it was that I thought I'd make enough trades on HL to get a better deal in November! I failed on that so still £11.95 for me this month.

I think you are right, I am just making it up as I go along but with Avct, if there's bad news there won't be much of a chnace to sell at a pre-determined point, and if results are good I plan to follow your 'sell 30%' as, even a 'cure for cancer' won't go up in a straight line.

I think I might target prices as a percentage up or down (and settle for a few percent profit but trade more often) rather than your system of resistances and supports. Maybe that will come later if I have any success with the %'s system.

WOSG seems to have steadied and I am very slightly up there. I'd certainly try and bank 10% if I get the chance, after charges, and then buy back. Thank you for that one.

I think that trading is easier if you're 'up' as crystallising a big loss, like with eve, is so painful.

The RSI of CINE must have been sky high all session yesterday afternoon so it's not always a brief phenomenon is it? CINE RSI must be down today of course.

This is relatively long term; I've have heard that sellers of hydrogen gas fully expect much of the haulage fleet to run on hydrogen fuel cells before very long. I'd quite like to get some exposure to a gas company if I get any spare money in my account. There are a few about, big and small.

Good luck with your trades today :)

D

Thanks, as ever, for taking the time wyn, you are right. I will definitely pursue the new strategy with the small eve / avct parcel and see if I can get back some of the eve losses, and if avct get good results shortly, so much the better.

Thanks Wyn. It's easier with the eve money as it's theoretically 'up' now and so a loss would be less perplexing.

I can see that it's a good help with choosing a moment to sell, which has been a big problem for me. Many shares have RSI in oversold territory but of course that doesn't mean anything. They might be about to go bust.

I don't have any 'CINE' but see that they are up around 140% right now.. Their RSI is above 80 (was nearer 90 earlier) so I shall watch what happens there.

ARGO could easily go the way of eve sleep... or CINE? Might watch that one more closely.

When I managed to save some of my eve Capital a few weeks ago I split it among 4 other shares. The 1/4 I put into one share went up steeply yesterday (I mentioned it here) and so I made back (on paper) some of my eve loss. I noticed the SP went into overbought territory >80 RSI so, as an experiment, sold it. My sell was timed pretty well as the share did then fall back but I then bought back much too early as a response to an RNS which I thought may encourage MORE buying, not less. Still, I ended up with a few more shares. It worked for me and I'll try again, with the eve part :)

Open: 9.75p Trade high: 10.47p Year high: 167.50p

MMAG; hopefully they will prosper once the good times are back in the economy.

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