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25p before January update?

The Group held £11.0 million of cash at 30 November 2018 and continues to have no debt outstanding.

Consequently, the Group forecasts an Adjusted Loss Before Tax of between £7.35 million and £7.85 million1 for the year ended 31 December 2018.

The Group expects to release a trading update at the end of January 2019 to provide further guidance.

In my opinion the group will have around around £3 to £4 million cash by end of January 2019? £11m - between £7.35 million and £7.85 million = £3 to £4 million = 25p per share?

I think SP is being kept down so institutions and big PI from RRS can buy into the lows, if they all buy now it will push the sp above £10 imo.

With America increasing interest rates you think it will take Gold and Silver down but no because if interest rates increases this will cause problems too like borrowing rates will go up too for example, with the problems in Venezuala, Yellow Vest protest increasing around the world like in Greece and not just in France, Brexit, ECB or IMF stopping QE4 etc its all increasing the VIX Volatility Index to 30 same as last February and FRES was £13.

Under £10? FRES is now focusing more on gold production than silver, with the VIX Volatility Index still rising we should see a gap up from here soon, the SP of other PM producers like CEY, HOC , ACA, RRS, POLY have gone back up to same as last July SP more or less, FRES got a lot of catching up to do to reach £10.

Just need some spare cash to buy into YU. they dropped 30% from £10 plus to 75p and also low free float.

I know but there are lots of low free float shares about like QUIZ they are only 10m shares more than MCLS, ASC 83m, SDRY 81m, Bonmarche 50m.

Bought at 68p then bought more at 55p, now average at 58p, i have set a sell all at 60p and thats just enough for me to buy a curry and crate of beer for the weekend. I know the SP will go up from here so stop playing games MMs if you are reading this. SP will be at least 60p tomorrow or by end of this week, GLA.

After Brexit no deal or deal UK economy will be down, also prices for goods in retailers like in MCLS will be going up big time after Brexit. When i say goods it will not be clothing as they are up to 80% off you don't get that with foods or essentials unless its out of date.

SP and cheap, then again BME, FOOT, INTU, DEB, BON, ALY, QUIZ, GMD and endless others retailers are also cheap too, all are takeover targets decisions decisions :)

Is BT working with Huawei to building next generation 5G core network? Has that been changed now because America don't like it?

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-telecoms-5g-china/chinas-huawei-set-to-lead-global-charge-to-5g-networks-idUKKCN1G70NT

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-6499985/Emoov-predicted-huge-rise-sales-went-bust-leaving-backed-facing-big-losses.html

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/mortgageshome/article-6478809/Emoov-founder-hits-Sarah-Beenys-Tepilo-crowdfund-investors-threaten-legal-action.html

A small profit today, bought at 385p average and sold all at 400p like i said, enough for a curry and a crate beer for the weekend, lots of retailers going downtrend MCLS, BME, FOOT, SPD, KOOV and BON worth a look, also shopping center real estates INTU, GLA.

Fair value movement on forward exchange contracts? This is what made a huge difference to the balance sheet so its shows a huge profit but in reality retail profit is really down by 49%, and last years fair value movement on forward exchange contracts was very negative.

SoulDoubt buy some before you miss the boat, there still some time left before the market close.

Are you a Market Maker?

I think it will if theres a dead cat bounce like in TCG YU FLYB etc, anyway its oversold, more buys than sells, i have to look at the sp like a hawk tho.

Bought a truck load at 380p, I got a sell for them at 400p, tommorow the SP should bounce to 400p at least and they always do look at YU, FLYB, TCG etc after a huge drop, i hope the MMs note reading this.

Well they are all the same from within the general retail sector.