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Just one more pointer if i may. I know sub-editors are a rare species these days but i think in your case, one might be a wise investment. Such vehement and relentless invective would come across much clearer if expressed concisely. Your verbosity really does you no favours and if this is your normal patter, I think it is wise that you chose not to speak to management at PIM. It is a wise man that knows his own limitations. Have a good weekend one and all

the point reggie is the facts and figures are not being taken at face value hence my suggestion to contact management directly. i am always very suspicious of supposed investors motives when they spout erroneous criticism yet refuse to express their concerns to management. it suggests they have a prior agenda

Well, if you cannot be bothered to contact management and put your queries to them, I really don't see why i should do it for you. That really is a bit lazy. It is all very well banging on with your erroneous assertions but if you cannot be bothered to write or phone the company management to get the facts, i don't see why I should even bother trying to help you any more. i really cannot bear lazyness. in this day and age communications really are very simple (and very cheap if you are worrying about the cost)

If you have a telephone, you could always phone up the CEO and put your questions to him or would you rather we put them to him in a public forum, jot down our interpretations and then re-gurgitate them at a later date on this forum for your perusal? Personally i would trust my own conversation and questions rather than third hand reports from some BB poster who I clearly have no respect for whatsoever…..

not in greedisgood's world…..everything stops in June….after that nothing happens, a kind of post-apocolyptic scene…scorched earth etc...

try not to keep stating your opinions as facts. that might help your case a little. if you need any more pointers , please let me know. looking forward to meeting you at the investor day in july.

last year they celebrated their first ever profitable Q..Q1…I suspect they are aiming for their first ever profitable half year judging from their trading statement. i doubt H2 will be unless something miraculous happens in the first year's trading in Brazil or a lot of Uk?European sales get rolled over into H2 which seems unlikely

'therefore by July the effects on revenue should be minimal (maybe 10% down on projected forecasts at best - and that's assuming the customer buys the product seperately for each application' i am glad you are finally realising the validity of what I suggested weeks ago. i never said it was the be all and end all but may well be a contributing factor. finally……...

'This is clearly a situation that is temporary, and will be remedied by the end of July. In any event, the last sentence makes more interesting (and indeed, encouraging) reading:' reggie…this is your interpretation. it is not what is written. you write your opinion as fact. there is a great deal of difference between opinion and fact

you two fellas clearly don't understand plain english. the company rns affirmed what i suggested weeks ago. the suggestion that the late season might affect sales. the thing that you dimwits have been pooh pooing relentlessly. pride before a fall….i will leave you in peace to enjoy your blind ignorance… have a great day PIMsters

Your views are neither balanced or informative but are extremely one eyed and regularly inaccurate. I have showed this repeatedly yet you continue with your tedious and non-sensical diatribe. I wonder why? What is your agenda? What is your connection to old management/staff who you so slavishly defend? Your criticism of present management is spurious at best and as one poster has pointed out seems to border on the libellous at times……why? What is your agenda? as far as i am concerned you are a waste of time and energy. the market disagrees with you, city natural resources disagrees with you, hargrave hale disagrees with you, stuart bottomly disagrees with you, Richard Sneller disagrees with you, as does the Chairman and the Chief Executive. All of these institutional and sophisticated investors have bought large amounts of stock in the company in the past 9 months. I tend to trust their judgement rather than the highly opinionated rubbish that you spout…goodbye This is all IMHO

both potatoes and apples grow during July!! Inca needs repeated sprayings through the growing season as does Ametros. I suggest you do some research and read up on their application. you may find this website useful www.plantimpact.com The point is really very simple yet you continue to try to obfuscate…i wonder why? the season has started a month late……it doesn't catch up suddenly. look at all the fields and gardens around…that might give you a clue.

make your mind up greed is good. seems you want to criticise them both ways….ridiculous! sales are running later than normal this year because the season is a month late. it really is that simple…unless you want to dream up another management sales cover up conspiracy…this is beyond silly now. i will leave it there as you are entering the theatre of the absurd and it is turning into a non sensical conversation. nice tick up today, have to pay 20p to buy now

Just waiting for the news re. Brazilian distribution partners. One of the key parts of management's expansion plans and the first attempt to get into broad acre crops, a potential game changer. As I suggested, European revenues are running late because the season started a month late. I suspect some sales expected pre. July will now end up post July. I expect clarity on this at the investors' day in July. I was a little disappointed that a portion of the Arysta loan was not converted into stock so retaining more cash. i wouldn't want Arysta having too big a holding but i was hoping for a balancing act there. Cash will be tight later in the year, particularly if sales do not 'kick on'. On the share trading side, things are very positive. There is still an II buyer who keeps mopping up 50k parcels at 18p, probably still city natural resources. This is clearing out weaker holders and those taking profits from the 10-12p ranges. This is setting a new floor for the SP and any good commercial news should see a decent up tick in the SP

of my time and energy has been wasted arguing with you two trolls today. We are never going to agree on anything

Your spin on the history of this company is flawed in my opinion. We have been through this on iii months or is it years ago??? My belief is previous management skewed the figures and new management has corrected this and changed the year end dates to reflect the nature of the business. you believe something else Your assertion that this is/was a great company is ludicrous and laughably rose tinted. The company has/had great prospects….there is a distinct difference. A nice steady growth in Uk/European sales and the beginning of Brazilian revenue good help turn this into a great company. The company has been re-structured, re-financed, re-managed and re-directed. Hopefully this will result in better financial management and sales growth. My wish to see plus £2million revenue to July is hardly over optimistic considering WH Irelands predictions, just trying to to be realistic in my expectations

I never offered you advice. Nor am I a 'sycophantic mouthpiece' for the company. I simply corrected some false information you put out. You didn't like it and have resorted to abuse. A bit pathetic really

Wow, you boys really have got your knickers in a twist today. So PIinterest is regurgitating his faulty opinion as fact again and Reggie again refuses to answer any of the points I have made and resorts to petty abuse. So much antagonism. I wonder why and what agendas are behind it? Just stale investors…? So if they are unhappy, why didn't they sell and move on, writing it off as a bad investment? Very odd behaviour

How entertaining…do we have an ex-employee making an appearance. A newbie poster who seems to profess a long connection to PIM and likes to pontificate and chuck brickbats about….! Prey, do tell...

Reggie, calm down dear! Please get your facts straight before slinging mud as it does make you look somewhat daft. I picked you up on basic factual errors, Firstly quoting from broker reports which are years out of date, from a previous broker and under previous management…..naturally enough you don't answer this in your diatribe but try to divert the conversation to other matters. When you are trying to knock a company try using up to date estimates as a yardstick..I kindly supplied you with those latest estimates from Autumn 2012 Secondly, the growing season is a month late and I suggested this may affect when sales come in in the calendar year. This could affect all aggro chems. Not an unreasonable suggestion. They didn't sack all those staff by the way….some left and a core seem to have joined Blezard in his new venture. I agree funds will be tight. They need to get sales uplift to ease pressure; The ever improving margins are a real boon. Resolution of the Arysta debt is a another key thing to conclude. The share price has improved 50% in recent months largely due to II buying. AS Henderson sold out, Hargreave Hale and City Natural Resources have built up decent stakes. Not to forget two experienced, professional investors who have decades of stockbroking, investing experience both took over 3% stakes last year. The CEO bought a 1% stake in the company…not an insignificant amount of capital. So far, this management has done exactly what it set out to do. They are now in the second phase of their plan….sales growth . I hope they are successful. Reggie, try and post relevant information and I wont pick you up for posting nonsense. Have a nice day and good luck PIM