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Pot - Kettle

Dunno about landing on Park Lane, but continuing the analogy - the reality is that Shareholders pumping in more and more cash has always been ENET's get out of jail card

Could be a stake building operation to call a vote to oust Levi.

Clearly he has totally screwed up the dozens of " multi-million Dollar Tier 1 Contract" opportunities - which have come to nothing over the last few years. That's assuming the ENET tech actually has merit in the marketplace.

Ahhh - now I finally understand how it worked back then . As a raw, relative youngster, I used to feel a bit out of place and overwhelmed when I called into the offices of Fyshe Horton Finney to hand over my Midland Bank cheque to settle up! - it was still a bit bowler hat and rolled up brolly at the time : )) ....... The Internet and online trading certainly blew things wide open.

Yikes ExMS we must both have the same colour hair by now!

I bought and sold my Eurotunnel warrants on my (conventional) brokers advice .... i'm sure you remember the glaring miss-match on prices at that stage - an easy profit for me on some good advice.

I thought Warrants were an option to buy and not an obligation to buy - happy to be educated.

My only direct experience of warrants was trading Eurotunnel warrants, when they could be traded seperately from the shares back in the day ..... this was when the project was way off completion - and before cost overuns and commercial reality landed.

The deadly trap ..... Stockholm symdrome + the sunk-cost fallacy.

Hi Flight - thanks, but sorry to shatter your illusions - educated soley at a rapidly deteriorating inner city 'Comp' but blessed wth an Engish teacher who threw a piece of chalk or even a heavy blackboard rubber at pupils for any grammatical infringement back in the day - he was also convinced that IQ meant Imagination Quotient and that Einstein's quote about 'passionate curiosity' was the be all and end all of education. I was also fortunate to work with some very smart people in my time hence my respect for the 'big hitters' on here. and those who actually 'think' and then rub a few brain cells together before making expensive decisions or any judgement at all - although a very convincing deciever can fool the best of us.

Turning the tables - clearly you don't become an airline pilot (Emirates I assume) by scrolling Instagram and Tic-Toc - it's long nights of caffiene fueled grind. I have great respect for achievers who bust their ass to get where they want to be.

A hidden treasure of boards like this is wondering who everyone actually is - other than a moniker, and an opinion holding a megaphone - making this board is quite addicive.

Apologies in advance to all, for my self indulgent rambling it's clearly very off topic.

Dunno about anyone else but I'm becoming quite attached to this header "Gluten for punishment"

Typo or comedic genius - I think the latter : ))

Hi Flight - glad you got out with too much damage - it's good that you raised the topic of Nomads, I had always assumed that both their and ENETs legals had made sure of carefully crafted RNS's to avoid crossing the line of plausible deniability and complicity in deception. ExMS shone an interesting light on this in his post. My view has been to disect an RNS very very carefully.

Am pleased to see you still here - I've found that being both in and out of a volatile share over a period of time has given me an insight in how I myself interpret a situation - in the past emotional attachment and hopium has skewed my judgement very much to my detriment - it's not a fault that everyone has but it certainly is one of mine. GLA

Yesterday was weird or do I nean wired! ........ 1 billion shares Bought and half a Billion sold.

Whether or not ENET is a dead duck it's still one of the most fascinating and compelling shares on the AIM

Oops Dilution - but its not so funny after my third attempt ....time for me to go : ))

Oops meant to say ... Diluion is a, erm, lady dog isn't it D.L : ))

yup - probably a couple of months of shares in lieu of salary - then back on the gravy train' my heart bleeds for them.

on a slightly different note - i am going to break my golden rule of not mocking a shareholders's losses ..... someone who paid 40p per share, a total of £24000 and still holds today - that stake is now worth £2.40 ...... dilution is a ***** - isn't it d.l .... tee hee

For a bit of light relief at the end of an eventful day I took a peek at X .... CorruptionBreaker appears to have totally forgotten about the existence of ENET and has taken to manically lambasting Starmer, Mandelson, Trump the Monarchy et al.

*note to myself .... If you ever suspect that you are decending into madness - pop over to X to know that all is well with your little grey cells.

Flight -respect again, this time for your nobility. It should be said that talk is cheap and easy for posters like me with no skin in the game. I like to listen to and learn from the heavyweight commentators on here who have considerable skills in business, accountancy and tech administration areas. I'm a deep sceptic that also wears rose tinted specs so somehow still hope that there can be a surprise here - stranger thing have happened on the AIM ....... but as I said it's easy for me to ruminate on here when I don't have a single penny riding on this.

Good luck to you and all shareholders on here - after all we are all working folks with a desire to make a few quid on what should be, but rarely is a level playing field.

I wonder if Ilan saw the writing on the wall and didn't want to go down with the ship. He was clearly streets ahead of D.L at customer interface abilities.

If the ENET tech is no better than the competition it is definitly over.

As others have said on here - it's a huge leap of faith to do business with such a fragile Company

Cheers Flight - credit where it's due. Most folks spend more time and energy planning their next supermaket shop than they do actually analysing their investment decisions. I've learned a lot from the 'thinkers' and techies on here - but the comedy and slapstick is quite a draw too :))

How does ENETs 'secret sauce USP' actually stack up against the competition ? - that certainly is the million dollar question.

My own (naive) rule of thumb assesment lies in the alacrity with which customers engage and place contracts - or in the the interest that a predatory acquiror might have.

In the former ENETs financial fragility is a big negative, in the latter a benefit imo.

Not a lot seems to be happening either way so we can only guess about real value of what ENET is offering - unless someone knows better.