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Well Pearls, you are up to your old tricks again.

By now, according to you they would be generating t/o of £40m and paying generous dividends. You have called this a strong buy from when the share were £1.

For those thinking about Pearls credibility just take the time to look at her posts over the past few years and make your on decision.

Someone who massively overinvested in what they thought was a get rich quick stock and needs to see this share price rise.

“would be good if some one on here that was sensible to relay anything back .”

Thanks JG- genuinely. That gave me a real laugh.

Pearls, let us know how you get on

Lumbert, I don’t have millions - just pointing out that since 2023, the stock market has risen by 50%. I leave it to fund managers to invest my meagre savings as I do not have the knowledge or expertise to make money from day trading or take a short term approach.

Self realisation is a useful attribute.

You have the patience of a saint Hastings, in debating those know nothing investors looking for signs and wonders instead of company fundamentals.

It’s unlikely they will ever learn if they have lost, and continue to lose a small fortune when the market has rocketed over the past 3 years.

It’s a fools errand predicting share prices but based on the limited information supplied by the company, fair value is probably around 10-12p.

The fundamentals are fairly awful and the directors are savvy enough to invest their own cash in something that will actually give them a return rather than CRTA.

“The business has clearly no future as for 3 years no sales traction exist. If another CFO leaves, the problem is likely not to be the CFO. No chance of competing with larger pkayers in the matket.”

The penny has finally, finally dropped.

Although Pearls is an extreme example, it does highlight the level of financial illiteracy in this country.

It needs addressed - more than ever, given Gen Z’s access to more info sources than ever. All 16 year olds should have to complete a basic course in the fundamentals of investing before they leave school. We would then have a generation of more savvy investors who will likely make better informed decisions. Good for them, good for the economy.

“there”

That’s the point - theirs is no demand for the shares. It’s not just about how few sells there are; it’s also about how few buyers there are.

You are a strange one Pearls - over 7000 posts, 9 in the last few days . Something doesn’t add up. Either you are attracted to loser stocks or something else is going on.

The counter balance we offered I think has been important. I was going to say you are as much a victim as any ramper on this BB since every illogical utterance you have made was validated by others who didn’t have a clue what they were doing.

Sigh!

Cut your losses, put what little is left into a tracker fund and let the big boys manage it,

If you wait long enough you’ll eventually see a reasonable return.

No amount of name calling and regurgitation of the party line will disguise the fact that the investment case, or lack of, remains unchanged.

The latest burst of optimism from the rampers is already waning - must be a record! Waiting for Ralph to use words like Twunts in his upcoming posts before skulking off as the sp drops below 20p.

Hursty, where does the company say they are turning cash flow positive? . It is what they are aspiring to.

There is a literally a warning on revenue in their last rns, advising income will be lumpy and unpredictable.

Rnorth- if you have persisted with this BB then you deserve a medal.

Those who ramped this stock have done so consistently, saying exactly the same thing when the stock was 80p.

You will notice that their comments can be essentially summed up in two words- hope value. It’s very much based on emotional responses and are clearly very hurt at the losses they have incurred.

Why they haven’t walked away is a case study in itself.

The ‘you’re all shorters’ comments is a fairly new one rnorth. Look back over the discussion and you can draw your own conclusions on the usefulness of the debate.

Don’t be looking on this BB for any direction on the bull case as you won’t find it. Mind you, you won’t find it in the company statements either.

Also…there was a piece of work on this BB some time ago who disappeared after the share price collapsed. He would resurface with a new pseudonym every now and again. Not looking at you Ralph B1!

Others on the board confidently predicted 40m t/o in 2026 with dividends being paid.

The psychology of it all is fascinating.

Rnorth - the discussion at times has been rather unhelpful.

Those of us who challenged the case for investment are accused of being negative and/or disgruntled ex-employees.

On the basis of all available information - there really is no strong case for investment . Company information is scant, the market opportunity seems limited and there is a question mark over the longer term viability viability of the company.

Well, since you ask ……..🤪

Seriously though, what actual information is available to justify or sustain a rise that would see millions of pounds added to the company value.

Another garbled post from a ramper- people can judge for themselves if alcohol is involved.

There is some value in this company but, based on intrinsic value , if you see anything close to 30p take the opportunity to cut your losses.

The one bright light is knowing that the 47 remaining staff are more secure for the time being, though it doesnt help the 140 that were laid off .

It’s a very bullish rns that could see the sp rise considerably.

This won’t be popular but growth seems to be based on renewals, bookings rather than actual revenue still loss making and cash burn reduced by a massive reduction in staff.

Not enough info to make an informed decision on the company but beyond the headlines concerns would remain.