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Think the news you're awaiting is right around the corner.... at least that's what i've heard away from these boards.

I guess there was no real reason for anyone to support the business with £10m of new investment. No future here - clearly - why bother topping up at the all-time low ey?

Will be committing a great deal more funds here over the next few weeks.

Ah you let slip you would be interested in obtaining a few more - after all - why else would you be here..?!

As per others on here - I too hope 8p becomes a reality in the not too distant future - but i'd settle for a leg up to 4p first :D

oh guess who's back, back again, qwerty's back, tell your friends. Hey qwerty - what's your buy in price since you continue to post here despite saying you had left the board for good last week?

Helx - you should take a leaf out of Girdz's book - he said himself he'll buy more here once the price drops a bit. Taking a risk not buying at these levels imo but at least he has a strategy he's not afraid to share with the board. Should take your pal's advice.

ah there he is :D

No intention to buy but loves to post about how bad things are repeatedly... - please keep it up as I really enjoy your invaluable input.

'obviously' you do helx - lol - fancy answering my question as directed at you twice last week? what's your new buy-in price to lower that average of yours?

You explicitly confirmed it was your last post here less than 2 days ago… - really great at sticking to your word lol - shoo shoo deramper shoo!

Heavily depends on your timescales here. I think they have enough irons in fires to turn this tide & don't think an immediate spike of revenue is likely or expected. Progress that the gap is closing would be a more reasonable expectation. But like you say - if you're waiting until December to find out their confirmed revenue numbers then I think you might be missing any short term rebound in share price. That's initially what I'm here for - any prolonged holding decisions to be made after that point.

sometimes it's just nice to meet in the middle :D

Thank you for this considered post. I don't think a sudden drop is on the cards here for the next 6 months given that the latest fundraise has now been sorted - but if you have been burned in the past then I understand your additional caution.

I note Helx hasn't yet responded to my question - don't be shy mate - what's your buy-in range and why?

Just wanted some insight of the levels at which the two most negative board posters would consider ('re-')buying BIDs at. Good to hear that Girdz is at least considering it - finally a positive! Think they should dip in now personally speaking as anything from 1.8p to 2.5p is the range i'll keep accumulating at - wouldn't want them to miss the boat.

So for clarity - what price are you prepared to buy in (buy more) at? - (Also take it you're not valuing any of the £10m cash raise as part of your calcs).

When are you & Girdz going to buy a few more here? You post enough in the forum so you must be interested.

Great article find CVB123 & thanks for posting. Liked the bit about being at 'peak fear' & strong risk/reward ratio. That's exactly why I'm here. Thought it was very honest too, especially the final summary (postives / negatives) - there is risk here - as with all investments, but at these levels & after BID's latest fund raising it feels like a risk worth taking. GLA holders.

joke of an excuse there helx - top drawer stuff... Karma will catch up with you one day.

As long as I turn a buck what else matters? Fact is Bids has hit rock bottom, £10m has been pumped in, a number of new partnerships have been announced and larger stakeholders have bought in a piece of the pie at these low levels. Nothing stopping you riding these waves back up to the bitter levels you bought them at ;D

Haha - yup agree with that!

There's another layer to it Pokerchips - these boards are used as tools to rattle the weaker holders of shares by spreading the FUD continually. You only need to view the profiles of said posters to establish this. I'm not saying ramping shouldn't be challenged but de-ramping is far more insidious and warrants further critisism - particularly as you have to also question the motivation of someone who continually negatively posts.

supporter* argh hate typos

Oh that's great news :D please stick to your word and don't post here again - it'd be great for everyone who's actually a supported of BIDS.

Yeah I'm totally on board with the good news - hence my recent aggro with Girdz / helx and others who are continually talking down the business in spite of the fresh starting position the business now has. De-ramping impacts weaker holders that's all and the whole premise of it only serves to support those wanting a lower entry / shorting a share. Looking forward to the future here.