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... must be about as low as it's been for the last 5 years.

And stt1 never even said a word today, such is his power.

The only saving grace is that the fall today is on a relatively small volume.

Other than that I can't offer any upsides.

... the only way a serious re-rate of this share is going to happen is if they put actual flesh on the bones. Flesh being ACTUAL profit, not fake adjusted profit cr ap.

Until that happens this share is going nowhere, and nothing anyone says on here or elsewhere is going to make any difference.

As it hasn't for the last 5 years or so.

It's getting towards 5 years since Edelman's blog. Obviously what he said was correct.

Since then it's gone nowhere apart from down. The hoped-for 'recoveries' have been background noise.

This has been taken over by money movers.

And I don't think they plan on moving any money back to us. Millions of dollars have gone and there's nothing to show for it in terms of actual profit.

It's been 5 years of non-recovery.

Oh, and stt1 bores me t itless, as does the ongoing response to him. This discussion board is so boring you could die reading it nowadays.

Glad to admit that I called this wrong yesterday. At the time of posting the sp had just fallen below 200p. Irt looked as if it was about to fall through the floor.

Pleased to see the sp going in the right direction for a change. Hopefully it will hit my break even point some time soon.

Given that that's 920p, there's still some way to go.

But at least I'm only 75% down now.

Hopefully, this will go onward and upwards.

And hopefully, one or two shorters got burned.

Now crashing...

I've been away a few days and came back to find a jump from about 170 to 222.

Looking through the latest posts all I can see is the stt1 v the rest of the world stuff, so I'm none the wiser as to why.

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I know it was the AGM last week, but what are reasons (if any) for the sudden rise?

I just can't be ar sed with all this to and fro stuff with stt1. It's so boring. It's turned me off reading the board.

Can't everyone just ignore him?

This is now well on it's way to 100p. We're being shafted by these money-movers. Share value is being progressively destroyed while them and their cronies. Meanwhile, they've shared out the cash pile that R1 and Yume used to have. The cash is now gone. There's now no cash support left, so this will go as low as you want it I now expect this company to go bust. There's simply nothing there anymore. No cash, no profit, less value than it was before the Yume/Tosca takeover. It will serve me right for sticking with it for so long. Sadly, we've been taken for fools.... But some of us have been more foolish than others by trying to defend this company despite the writing on the wall..

It's decidedly quiet on here given it's result day. I guess everyone else is excited as I am.

Nothing to write home about. The 'at least' figures given for the trading update were 'at most' it turns out. Unless I'm missing something, I can't see this going anywhere. Apart from back down. I hope I'm wrong, but this is yet another disappointing update and nothing it says fills me with any confidence. Certainly noting like actual real profit anytime soon. The cash in hand has been well and truly extracted and there's nothing to show for it. I can't see this company making profit anytime soon. Or ever in fact. We're being taken for a ride. Money-movers are what these guys really are IMHO. Moving it from the company to them via their 'deals'. And they're on about potential acquisitions for the coming year. It's a joke.

It's nice to see that the R1 free-share gravy train is still on track. At least something is.

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No. I've no money left to average down. My average is c.920p, so there's still a bit to go yet, but at least it's now heading in the right direction (for a change!). The good news is I'm only about 77% down now instead of about 85% this morning. Hopefully, this morning is the final turning point before it marches up towards 1000p. I wish! Mind you, that stt1 fella's bought in and with us now, so maybe it truly is the turning point. If he can talk the share up half as well as he (apparently) talked it down, we'll be all laughing. But not just yet.

Shorters have to BUY to cover their short. Those big mid-trade/supposed sells amounting to 1.2 million shares were probably buys given that the price is still on the rise. It could well be shorters closing their short. Or an existing institution increasing their holding/a new institution buying in/ or a very rich individual buying in. My guess is it's a shorter closing or an institution buying given the quantity/value.

Stt1 - "Worth a punt" So have you punted?

stt1 - "Anyway, worth a trade" So have you, or do you intend, to make such a trade now? Just interested...

... by 5% in 5 minutes. So what's the reasons for that then? We're on track to go below 16p old money at this rate.

All those apparent 'buys,' yet the sp is currently down over 3% and we've gone below 17p in old money. If this is all a result of stt1 talking down the share, then it has to be said he's doing a pretty amazing job. Nothing to do with the company itself of course.

The free-share gravy train seems to be well and truly back on track.

Biffa - could you please post a link to the source of the Goldman Sach's 9% R1 holding you mentioned yesterday? Thanks in anticipation.

Meanwhile, in the real world, the sp has just hit a 175 low...

... that the results when they come have some good news in them. 176 at the close. Ouch! Decidedly not good. Don't be fooled by the apparent low volume. Let's not forget that the 190,000 or so shares today is the equivalent of 1.9 million in old money. The volumes have been like that for the past few days. So someone is getting rid - ex-Yume holders or perhaps the rest of Griffiths' holding? At this time last year, when Griffiths bailed it was suggested that it was for tax reasons.Could that be a reason for the fall this time? Griffiths must have taken a pasting since he first bought in. Just a thought or two...