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Buyers waiting for sellers used to be the other way around ;-)

Copycat acquisitions no doubt Bob's influence.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/mears-grp-plc--mer-/rns/proposed-placing-and-acquisition/201811190701157327H/

Or this one or both :-)

https://www.bidcomservices.co.uk/tender/24549/nhs-west-lancashire-ccg--community-dermatology-service/

Could be the next About Health contract.

https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/show/search_view.aspx?ID=SEP266663&catID=

Not called anyone stupid its your money at the end of the day, and anyone can have an opinion on these boards.

Wile

Why are you resorting to name calling, if only for Connies sake I hope this comes good. I’m not looking to get back in here and makes no difference what posters say on here if you think that then your mistaken. It’s what the company does that dictates the share price.

If newbies want to get in as you say they will hopefully do some research and not listen to you or me. This is a bulletin board for anyone to use not just shareholders they may well have high grade diamonds but it takes a lot of raw material to get those diamonds much more than the profitable mines.

goldminer

Unfortunately its not the first on AIM and probably not the last, very difficult to spot as some CEO's lie constantly and get away with it. I really hope it comes back so those here can sell. However if it does come back it will get pumped and catch even more unsuspecting private investors. We never learn.

You forgot to add " in the meantime we will continue to take our salary until the money runs completely out"

Regards

Nothing bitter about this company and have known connie since we were both invested a long time ago. Sometimes you have to read between the lines and know when a company is beat. I'm sure they have tried to make it work but if you research how many diamond mines actually become profitable there arnt very many.

They had a chance when they first started to get the plant up to scratch instead of messing about with the cash they had. They have blown it on wages and trying to use sticky back plastic on a old plant.

Best of luck to the ones owning shares but to be honest don't throw to much more at it at this moment in time.

Lets hope he can bring in some of his clients and can hold for longer than a week lol

I wouldn't know haven't seen the damn thing yet lol

Another 50k delayed buy

nextriser. You talking bubbles again lol. Mate the share price is suspended why don't you wait to see if they come out of suspension then practice your ramping skills.

Mr Selbie said: “The words I’m trying to get across [are] how we help people to stay well for longer; to use the NHS less and later, so not first resort; to help people when unwell to stay in their own homes for longer – so not coming into hospital or going into social care; and clinically, to help people stay in work for longer, which speaks to the great loss of productivity from pretty common mental health problems and musculoskeletal problems – basically joint pain and depression, which accounts for about half of all reasons why people are off work. And with an ageing population and slowing birth rate, folk are going to have to stay in work for longer.”

https://www.hsj.co.uk/policy-and-regulation/public-health-england-to-integrate-with-nhs-england-regions/7023800.article

Not many shares will be unaffected with what's going to happen when parliament reject May's proposal. The NHS will be Totally unaffected apart from the fact they will require additional help from the private sector. This is already a long term hold for me but if as promised Bob can turn this into a £100 million m cap it will be an even longer term hold.

Still like to see Bob and particularly Wendy buy some more shares though.

Moving at last lol

Yeah was wondering that Ryanair, Easyjet, Stagecoach to name a few others. But Royal mail stands out from Transport. Perhaps he's spreading his wings. Seems to have get most things right unlike most.

Panmure Gordon’s Gert Zonneveld was the first independent number cruncher to put a value on the postal service, which he argued at the time was worth £3.7bn-£4.5bn (against the official guess of £2.6bn-£3.3bn).

As we now know, the business floated at £3.3bn and soared to £6bn – meaning that the government stood accused of gifting it to a bunch of spivs. It’s now worth £4.7bn – leaving Zonneveld as a City rarity who might actually know what he’s talking about.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2014/nov/16/analyst-stamp-authority-royal-mail-gert-zonneveld

Flaming transport analyst.