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Well, I hope you're 'wrong'.. The price of the 2500000 1.45p £36,250.00 was higher than the previous transaction – of 1.41p – and was followed by higher prices 1.46 /1.50 which should only make sense if it's a buy. And then followed by 1.40 for a sell.

just totting up that that decent sized 'buy' at 2.58pm against all those reported sales today (and I don't think everything in red really was a sale) and there were 210537 more shares bought than sold. (– I'm including the smaller blue buys in the sum as well.)
I'm not going to double-check the sums so apologies if maths wrong.

So, was that the bottom?
(I REALLY need to spend less time checking the price of EVE.)

I find it hard to fathom this when prospects seem so much better than they did, only recently. Can only imagine people think it'll be a while and so will return later, using cash elsewhere in the meantime. No doubt they'll leave it late and then there'll be a sudden rally a few months from now. Improved reviews appearing regarding customer services so that's better for one thing. And believe (but haven't managed to conform with a brief search) 'Which?' best buy now for one mattress so that's bound to help

Yes, all very bizarre this morning. Looking at a loss on what I bought late morning yesterday but in for the long run Looking at a loss on what I bought late morning yesterday but in for the long run so should turn out okay. Can only imagine that people selling can see better very short term opportunities elsewhere. Personally I can wait and would prefer the company to go back to teens before I think of selling a portion. Not sure a takeover now would value EVE adequately right now

Bearing in mind that when it spiked last July, the spike was over by 9am..9.30am as people quickly spotted the falling Revenue, I've topped up at 2.37 as this is looking sustainable and it's now gone 11am. My stop-loss last night was set for 1.5p this morning; glad it didn't come to that. It does look as though things are genuinely looking positive for the future now. I may need some on the money back on Thursday though so hoping to get my costs back before then. I don't set my aims too high!

21 shares at 36p; Samkk hedging his bets in case he's wrong?

currently 8 bad reviews in a row on Trustpilot. Average score just dropped to 4.5; been 4.6 as long as I can remember till today. People still complaining about customer services and the delivery process; surely that should have been fixed by now? It's great product (we've had an original for 18 months and can't fault it) seemingly being let down by 'friction points'

Personally I'm reassured that it means more to the management to sort it out than it does to me – and it means a lot to me.
This bit was interesting: 'most of the KPIs going in the right direction, they are making good progress'.
How good I wonder?

trustpilot reviews for November and December fell slightly in number, to 2.6 approx per day. Realist in me finding it hard to see how they'll be announcing an explosion in sales for 2019. Products remain very good ones so hopefully there'll be a positive outcome nevertheless.

Unless something extraordinary happens they seem to report figures in March / April – September has passed of course – so patience and nerves required:

Interim Results 2019 26 Sep 2019
2018 Annual Report 1 April 2019
Interim Results 2018 20 Sep 2018
Interim results 2018 webcast 20 Sep 2018
Interim Results 2018 presentation 20 Sep 2018
Annual Report 2017 26 Apr 2018
Full year results 2017 12 Mar 2018

This is the health warning HL show with recent trades:
'The London Stock Exchange does not disclose whether a trade is a buy or a sell so this data is estimated based on the trade price received and the LSE-quoted mid-price at the point the trade is placed. It should only be considered an indication and not a recommendation.
Trades priced above the mid-price at the time the trade is placed are labelled as a buy; those priced below the mid-price are sells; and those priced close to the mid-price or declared late are labelled ‘N/A’.'

November interview.. Cheryl Calverley – Chief Marketing Officer at Eve Sleep, a British sleep wellness brand.. about ‘scaling up’ a new brand, the challenges facing programmatic media, and the balance between short term performance and long term brand-building.
https://www.warc.com/newsandopinion/opinion/scaling-up-a-direct-to-consumer-brand-in-2020-eve-sleeps-cmo-cheryl-calverley/3309

I also looked at Eve Trustpilot review figures after comparing Eve against Emma a few months ago. It does appear that Lemming99 is correct to say there's an increase in sales but can I add a word of caution? The problem with the figures is that (good) reviews come in bigger batches three or four days apart and so, all of a sudden, 10 good reviews will arrive in a few hours. Bad reviews seem to arrive one-at-a-time (bad reviewers still bought something :-). But if you choose a period which includes a large batch of reviews on day-one and large batch on day.. 40.. of your period, it makes a big difference and so comparison is much harder. I found that there were under 3 reviews (2.8) a day in a two month period in the early summer, and then rising to 3.08 reviews per day to early Nov.. I'm still waiting for a longer period for my next calc! So sales seem to be increasing which is great news.
HOWEVER, when I looked back to the time James Sturrock took over, before any of his changes were implemented, it looked like there were nearly 5 reviews a day over a two month period. I did this a while ago and didn't keep the scrap of paper with exact figure.
I'd be the first to hope for an increase in sales, and review numbers imply an increase – and obviously costs have been cut substantially by JS. I'm not even sure figures can be compared to reviews numbers 18 months ago; people can buy at Argos/Homebase/ etc and leave a review there now, rather Trustpilot.

My modest Buy shows as a sell

Would buy Eve; did buy Eve.

In response to a bad Trustpilot review, Eve posted this reply yesterday – so hopefully one 'friction point' sorted out.
'Our warehouse move is now complete and we are able to ship orders much more promptly,'

Only hope = increasing the sales.
(How would a merger between a Ltd and a PLC have worked for us shareholders anyway..)

Eve FINALLY available from Homebase from today; https://www.homebase.co.uk/search/products?q=mattress&redirectFrom=Any