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I sold today for a quick 100% profit. Could go higher - just wanted to bank profits.

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Not really, they've already jumped ship...

I'm 50% in at 20 pence and will go in with the other 50% at about 15 pence. Why? Because I want to participate in a rights issue.... Why? Because the rights issue will improve the share price...why? Because the company will have a 'better' cash flow. post rights issue and 'less' uncertainty.

"That's a 1/3 of the current market cap, so a cash raise would be at 40p."

???

I'm waiting for the share price to fall to 6 pence then I will consider taking a speculative punt.

I'm bullish on this stock at these prices - recovery is likely - just ride out short term volatility. However, if Maverick starts posting on this stock that's a signal to sell! haha

"Personally I have lost just over £5k on Petrofac. I will be happy to lose it if it leads in some way to the administrators saving peoples jobs and livliehoods. Christmas is coming up and it will be great if those unfortunate to be in a psotion to lose so much more than my 5K can enjoy it with some peace of mind." Does not work that way. You have simply lost 5k. It is not indirectly going to someone else. Thinking of it like setting fire to 5K in your back garden.. not a charitable donation.

As someone who was not invested in this and advised others on this forum NOT to invest, I can see only see the funny side of this given the comments from the 'get rich quick' posters on this forum.

"AI is threatening low level jobs" You mean like lawyers and software developers... But yes I get your point.

Interesting to hear an insider perspective.

AI has created strong negative sentiment towards recruitment agencies. Investors are concerned this is in terminal decline - not a cycle.

The fact is that AI is reducing work substantially. Companies do not need as many workers. Recruitment agencies provide workers. You see the problem.

The 'switch' to AI isn't in full motion yet (we resist change) but change will speed up and the resulting job losses will become more obvious. The potential for AI to replace people is scary across so many sectors. The question mark is, will people transition their role around AI and will new products and services arise as a consequence of AI which will create new jobs. I think the answer to this question is yes - but only to an extent. It will not make up for total jobs lost. How this affects Sthree is another question. Sthree may even be well placed to benefit from the shift to AI.

It's not even just the demand for workers - but also the ability of Sthree to defend their own fees when the very process of recruiting involves less work. Or put another way, work that ultimately the client pays for. Less work equates to less profit in this context. This means Sthree needs to raise their service offering to support their existing fees but again that's easier said than done.

How this pans out in the future is difficult to predict and I suspect most of you amateurs haven't thought it through...oh, AI could advise you! ;)

Don't be silly. The buys are for trivial amounts.

"The terms of business were and are illegal"

Nope, It depends on the jurisdiction and interpretation of the courts as to wether the terms of contract are deemed reasonable or illegal .. No active lawsuits against FDM. Old rulings are old news! Wish this bitter FDM ex employee would provide some insight instead of venting personal feelings for a change!

"As I said earlier FDMs only USP was the 2 years employees had to work for a client at well below market rate - which no longer exists"

But that's not a USP. It was part of their terms of business. So what...

Relax, the deal will go though at 30 pence as I said, Hope you all took my buy advice at 18 pence ;) Easy money.

Sig have the sales and infrastructure to be a big recovery play. They are cutting costs and I believe can improve profit margins to 3% when the market improves. It could get worse and will take a few years but I think they can survive and turn this around.

The deal is going through. I made another easy killing on this.

I would be interested to hear peoples thoughts on their valuation of Tullow Oil as of now compared to the market cap of 150million. Not just some random figure off the top of your head. Please include your calculations.

The legal actions concerning the 20K fees have been in the news since 2018. We are now in 2025. Why do you think these fees are a factor concerning the share price all of a sudden? It's the same old news. Also do FDM even still charge the exit fees as of now?