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Definitely feels like momentum is building here. So oversold, imo. Buys outweighing sells recently, and even the trades reported as sells, some of them look suspiciously like buys (being just below the mid-price). Quietly confident the SP can double or even triple from here over the next year or so. But, as always, do your own research. All best, GF.

The uncertainty re: financing, and at what cost, is really killing the SP at the moment. Things should turn around soon, as I can't see Anglo Gold Ashanti or Sprott allowing too much more SP erosion. Just my opinion, but anything around the 20p mark would scream buy.

...from yesterday. A fair chunk of change. Gut feel is that it was a buy. Anyone with any better information? Maybe another director buy? I'm new here, but bought 15,000 early doors today as I'm convinced the market has overreacted here, and believe in the tech. Live in Asia and the notion of flexible workspace is all the rage here. Makes so much sense.

Fair enough, Sain. Have been thinking the same. Is PURP leading the recovery, or is it now overbought? I'm watching FOXT, as I think something similar to PURP's recent rise might be about to occur there too. Anyway, I respect your posts and wish you all the best. We live in very uncertain times, and the resulting volatility will presumably drive the market for now. Good luck in all your future investments and hope you forgive my contrarian posts. All the best!

Will miss you! Maybe buy a packet of Garibaldi's with your profit?

FT forecast of 1.9p was years ago, and equates to 95p in new money. Do keep up!

insane@myopia, perhaps the truth is you can't stand the fact that we so-called "Johnny come latelys" have timed our entry at an apparently opportune moment. How much are you down, just for the sake of transparency? You don't seem to accept that there are smarter people than you out there who can read the signs, which are all pointing to a recovery here. Jupiter exiting, followed quite quickly by some fairly substantial directors buys was a major bull flag (https://www.yahoo.com/now/insider-buying-purplebricks-group-plc-052045689.html). The "significant transformation against a backdrop of challenging market conditions" statement (see half year results), if to be believed, suggests confidence moving forward. The average revenue per instruction (£1,642, up 15%) was also hugely encouraging, indicative of solid progress in turning the fortunes of this company around. All of this coupled with rumors of a bid incoming from Axel Springer (https://propertyindustryeye.com/purplebricks-valued-at-60m-is-ripe-for-a-takeover-says-tipster/) certainly piqued my interest. I may be late to the party (thank God), but isn't it fashionable to be late? P.S. I'm not suggesting for one minute that there are not substantial risks here, but gut feeling is the market has (as usual) overreacted to some prior bad news and is now coming to its senses. 40p in fairly short order looks very achievable. AIMHO, GLA.

ndr, I think you'll find the 1.9p prediction was many moons ago, long before consolidation. It equates to 95p in new money, so not beyond the realms of possibility, although I would be surprised to see sub-one pound again. But anyway nice try at spreading fear amongst potential new investors.

sain@don'tbeatwatallyourlife, the narrative you've been regurgitating ad nauseam is that this is a dog of a share, and that we are witnessing "a suicide in installments" (your words). As I say, anyone listening to your garbage would be seriously out of pocket, so run along, I'm sure you've got some homework to do!

Nice try, sain@blind, to save face. Anyone listening to you would have missed out on a substantial (c. 100%) rise. Just admit it! You called it wrong - BIG TIME.

It must be a huge relief for you and your family. All best!

Major Tom, you're becoming a bit of an oddity in this space. If PURP is such a dog, why are you still here?

... to the rescue! Good to see directors/family members buying in here. A huge vote of confidence moving forward, imo.

Major Tom, ground control here. You seem to know all about dead dogs. How's your Tullow Oil investment doing, lol!!

Now that the toxicology report has been independently verified and seemingly met the desired outcomes, could one expect news regarding AGILE? It's been over 8 months since the July 1st RNS, which seemed so positive in its claims for SDC-1801 and its potential to treat the severe respiratory complications associated with COVID-19. By gaining fast-track status, there would surely be some useful synergies with SDC-1802 that could really accelerate progress here, or am I missing something?

sain, maybe you missed yesterday's RNS regarding the director purchase (1m shares)? Also, just before close of play yesterday, there were two further purchases of 500,000 shares each. At least some appear to be confident of a turnaround here. However, I guess you've already sold up given your pessimism over PURP. Which then begs the question: what on earth are you posting on here for?

Pimnappa, have you been smoking the same Rastafarian Old Holborn as Thoth? Or, are you also in the West Indies watching the cricket?

Mafuta, most LTHs know the score and have been here countless times before. But the mood of the board recently suggests some are close to capitulation. Even Thoth has been critical of the Bod, and not without good reason. To watch one's profit evaporate by almost 90% is difficult, unless of course you're on a free carry (which I presume most are). But we certainly lost one LTH recently, and respected poster, Breagh, whose frustration became too much to bear. He was no "bed wetter or boy racer" as far as I know. Everyone has a breaking point, and the recent share price collapse has certainly tested us all.

Definitely stifling any action. Tiny volume so far, again, this morning. The "let's scare the LTHs into selling by lowering the bid (and triggering their stop losses)" playbook is no longer working. Kind of a war of attrition at the moment - who flinches first? "Upwards and onwards", hopefully. All the best. Great weekend, everybody!

...the spread (currently 13.64%)? An attempt to discourage buyers? This is the one thing I thought consolidation might eradicate - ridiculously wide spreads - but, alas, no. I mean, if you buy near the ask, your portfolio will show an immediate 13% loss. Who wants that, ffs? There seems to be a concerted effort at the moment to demoralize investors, scare them into selling. My advice, fwiw, is don't be fooled. News is imminent, so selling now would be madness. AIMHO.