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As with all AIM companies that fleece private investors they will just disappear without recourse from the authorities. They have mid managed shareholders money and lined their own pockets. They may well have had previous management experience but absolutely no idea how to run plant and machinery. Ploughed hundreds of thousands into old equipment instead of opting for new in the first place. Wonder how many diamonds have gone on the black market.

I do like your post from last year though and hence why I think there is an unfair advantage to NHS not for profit organisations competing against private firms. When they overspend the tax payer picks up the tab so they can go as low as they want pay high salaries and don't really care if they lose money.

The biggest problems with the NHS are as follows:

1) The pension scheme (like all civil servants) Is an absolute drain on the whole economy. You notice its never mentioned when they are chirping about pay - because its their right. All my neighbours are ex CS & living the life of reily. Who's paying for it me. Absolute joke.
2) A good proportion of Dr's at some point become greedy in their careers and are arrogant end of. Locums demanding rates in certain cases. Also the paying the quack still exists - local GP's are independent business & gat paid via complicated contract system rather than you coughing up like in pre 1950's - they know how screw the system .
3) 111 nurses on �46k equivalent to read off scripts, which anyone with a semblance of intelligence can do.

I could go but I have to go to work to pay for my neighbours holiday to the Far east after 30 years of service on a �40k salary ........ Hard life you know for loyal subjects.

Never a true word spoken yet they are above criticism because we all use the NHS at some stage in our lives.

Seems to have come with a lot of debt as well. Way overvalued by Bob and Co surprised bearing in mind the amount of time they took to do the deal. Looks like the Harrison brothers may have done one over on them.

They did win a new contract with Virgin care for £5 million however.

So it could be as low as 0.1 now they have reorganised the share. My guess is that it will be between 0.2 and 0.3 to allow placees to sell with some sort of margin.

As you say why highlight the two that had already sold. I will know when they have finished when I stop seeing 259k sells. I will want to see some progress in the price and don’t mind paying higher but will not keep trying to average down while the price keeps falling. If the company/directors are not prepared to buy sharesthen I certainly ain’t going to buy anymore.

Suggests new pilot scheme in Hampshire starting August 2018

https://westhampshireccg.nhs.uk/download.cfm?doc=docm93jijm4n4055.pdf&ver=8219

Still wondering why they put the fact that ii’s were selling in the trading statement. Not seen that on any other company before. Was it naivety hopefully not and didn’t understand the impact of putting that in a trading statement ffs. Was it a hint to shorters hey look at us we have investors selling come and short us. Or was it a warning to private investors not to buy anymore shares whilst they are selling. Well I would have been topping up/trying to averages down at the end of the month but have changed my mind and will wait it out until I’m sure they have all finished selling.

We didn’t expect it to go this low but it has

Make that a couple of years lol

And I thought £12 mill m cap was bad, sad really as no one will want to invest in AIM companies before long. Perhaps it won’t be a bad thing as so many board members are just in it for the salary. Wendy still gets her £170k whatever happens to the share price.

Have they raised any money yet then

Yep your right though I saw L&G name on Wendy’s under 3% list

Roughly 2 million shares then. Must be getting close to all out

Jez. What facts are you talking about revenue doesn’t mean profit lol

Best thing to do is look at 2017 results and what the revenue to costs were to give you an idea. It is detailed there.

But they have to pay royalties to the game designers which won’t be cheap.

And what was the cost of using those games bearing in mind they don’t actually design the games themselves.

Hopefully turn profitable before end of 2019. Share price needs a boost prior to final acquisition payments.

Lol they issue new shares you nutter

If it was run totally by private firms would it be run more efficiently and cost the tax payer less. I see so many articles on how the NHS is being ripped off by drug manufacturers or fraud within the NHS or money wasted. Is it because they are not bothered how much they spend or waste as they just ask for more.