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I'm talking medium to long term. I think the sp is undervalued. Like I say I wouldn't expect any major news on the sales ledger front in the next accounts update. The balance is too large imo. On the communication front I'm paid to be professionally sceptical. But, I am not a cynic. I think we'll be OK medium to long term. Short term you might be right. The sp might fall before it rises. Honestly though, I'm not too fussed as medium to long term I think we're undervalued. Best of luck all holders.

Does anybody know if these shares are traded on another platform, such as ISDX? The reason I ask is because the price has moved on no trades at times over the past week or so. I've looked on ISDX but cannot see that DQE is listed there. Cheers in advance.

I wouldn't expect any revelations with the sales ledger. I am confident, having exchanged emails with the FD, that most if not all o/s debtors are on payment plans. I suggest that you contact the company directly too should you continue to have concerns.

String of sells - trust me to even consider opening my mouth. Oh well. Holding here for sure. They're not getting mine!

that as a few of us have maintained even at the 25p mark, this sp is undervalued. This is probably just a slow re-rate. All IMO - DYOR.

Indeed - you just need to have patience. This company will be OK. It is simply undervalued.

Cheers!

have no impact on sp????? come on this is silly. risks overstated imho. i'm in the buy club. apologies for spelling am holding a 5 week old!!

so, more buys today than on the sell off day. We rise 5%, compared to the 25% drop the other day. Yeah - seems fair :>(#)

100k buy and a 20k sell. Still, better than the other way around lol!!

but is that a 120k buy just gone through?

I'm afraid I just don't see the wipeout risk, never mind the fact that you think they are huge :>)

It's no secret that I am invested here and as a result it's fair to say that I want this company to do well so that my profit is maximised. However, I must say that the only issue I have here is the receivables. I agree they are not good to the outside World. I also do not like the fact that they have hidden behind the fx rate difference on their Q1 news release. But there is so much potential here that the current m cap is just too cheap. £4m? Worth far more.

Evening! I'm a bloke lol. To clarify i meant the chances of this company delisting due to credit control issues was approximately zero. With regard to my auditor post i was simply trying to share with the bb the fact that stringent testing will have been done on recoverability and existence of these balances. I have no access to the working papers of course but I think it is fair to say given the risk involved in signing off audit reports that we should piggy back on auditor opinion here. Liked your posts riding waves. Very informative and a good read.

That 200K sell reported late appears to have been the trigger, but why?! Wish I had funds to top up. Not advice, but for me this is so cheap given the reported figures.

Definitely very strange indeed. I wonder what it could be though. The only thing I can think of is finance, i.e. a loan, so interest payments hitting shareholders funds.

Agreed - I just thought I'd share mine as it was from a different angle. Ultimately, we all know as much as each other about the finances and it's nice to have sensible debate. Wish all holders the best of luck.

Indeed. I think though that if we are worried, then how concerned must the auditors have been about the situation before signing a clean audit report. The auditors ultimately have significantly more information that lowly us and they will not have signed off (with unlimited liability by the way) on the accounts if they hadn't tested it a lot.

With respect, delisting seems rather like cracking a nut with a sledgehammer when the issue at hand is recoverability of sales ledger. Companies have bad debts all the time, they have provided against some and auditors have signed off. In my opinion, having been an auditor for a decade, I would put the odds of de-listing due to poor credit control at approximately 0%. Do you have experience in these matters? Do you have a precedent to support your opinion?

How are we supposed to make investment decisions on this piece of non-financial information? I'm invested here and it looks like good news, but what's it worth?!!?!?!?! Come on BOD - must do better.