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Folks woke up to the potential here

Another day closer to 31 August.

Fingers crossed for further improvements in all aspects (including share price).

Losing the battle but winning the war, maybe

Definitely won't be tanking based on early action.

Doom-mongers better run for the hills. Ha Ha

Scaremongering along with uncertainty makes a perfect recipe for getting folks to panic sell and make the price fall.

The long term fundamentals will win and we should see reward for the genuine business prospects of the company.

Shareholders are savvy and everything has already been priced in. Nothing new but just a finishing off for old issues already addressed.

Claim increased to €656 million.

Our market cap is £6 million.

This time next year, Rodney, we'll be millionaires!

Progress continues so price should improve

Higher and higher until we get to SOP valuation and then the real action should start

There was positivity returning until BooHoo threw their oar in.

Now, we are stuttering because of the silly games.

The business is sound otherwise Bob would not have bought a load and kept his post-tax option exercise, would he?

There should be more gains today. We are only a part of the way through the journey.

All the right noises for some real success to come soon(ish).

AIMHO

So, it has to be a hold for me so I can participate in the recovery ride.

Who knows where we would have ended up without Bob. He steered the ship through rough seas. There is no sense with BooHoo antics other than bullies throwing toys out of their pram.

Bob was selfless in saving the majority by walking the plank so the pirates would behave better.

BooHoo bullyboys think they won, but the reality is that both companies have lost.

Lesson here on how to mess up your own investment, These guys are leading the race.

Let’s see the market response. It should release some of the shackles holding down the share price.

Fingers crossed.

Easy Tiger, there is no need for extreme interpretations.

Depreciation and amortisation are non-cash items - and they relate to past capital expenditure (Money already spent).

EBITDA is OK if you use that to determine whether interest and taxes are covered, and by how much.

What’s with the spread?

Kleinman has been known to be wrong before. He is known to guess at times and also the story may just be his hunch and an effort at headline grabbing.

No intelligence whatsoever with the BOD here.

Destabilising Revolution Beauty rather than rectifying the disaster within.

Share price fallen off a cliff

Sales down

Profits no more

Cash burn out