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Yes , I was which is why I sold out at double this price.
Seeing the Uvisan Product was going to be launched (a few weeks ago, ) I bought back double my initial amount at half this Price.
Quite happy to invest depending on the current situation.
Generally it does me no harm.
There is also going to be a fanfare sometime during the next month because they have told us that.
I’m sure there will be another flurry of interest then which is why I have bought back in.
In the meantime , we might get a clue on how Uvisan continues to do.
If the home product looks good I’ll buy some more. If it doesn’t , then it will depend how the worlds turning again.

In the mean time, you watched Rome burn and are not man enough to admit you were like a rabbit in the headlights at the time.

Lets face it, the over reaction to the virus is fuelled mainly by fear and paranoia.
Fortunately , this could play straight into Uvisans hands.
There will be loads of intuition managers terrified of being labelled as not caring, (A bit like non mask wearers ), so sales might be fairly easy to come by.

Considering it’s only just been launched, , I would say that’s a fantastic start.
Once marketing kicks in and the Covid jobsworths start to cover their backsides, It’s possible they have tapped into a very lucrative market..
I think the clothing cabinet is an excellent idea.
Not sure where they are manufactured, or who makes them for them, but it’s possible they might struggle to keep up with numbers.
At least shareholders have a CEO who is very adaptable and quick to adjust to the tines.

really admire that.

Three potential revenue streams , with VR rides, in home Offering looming ( whatever that’s going to be), and the cabinets might all add up to decent numbers over the coming year.
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Agreed.
Considering it’s early days, ten units being sold in a week is fantastic.
Between £25 k and £30k every week would do very nicely.
They could be on to a winner with this one.
If the home offering turns out to be good , then it might actually be a good year.

youtube.com/watch?v=mDPO6dLoDqk

Full credit to them for persevering.
With that providing extra steady income, Uvisan hopefully adding to the pot and their in home offering, they have a chance of prospering in difficult times.
Best of luck to them and well done for thinking outside the box.

The home offering is intriguing.
They were very bullish about the product and it will be interesting to see what it is.
Sanitiser boxes might also have some mileage.
All in all an excellent RNS in very difficult times.

Cant sell a single share at the moment.
Slightly worrying .

All well and good making statements like that.
Why don’t you research if the VR attraction is opening at the same time.
I’ll leave that to you.

I think there will be renewed interest in the next few weeks as Immotion emerges from hibernation.
Hopefully they will have used the time to have come up with a decent plan to revive the business.
Considering how much skin the directors have in the game, I doubt they will have simply given
Easy to sell a dummy order for half a million this morning, but can’t get a quote for a mere 50k

Looks like the Immotion run centres are opening on the 1st of July.
On line bookings are open from this date.
Should be worth at least short term punt as they come back to life.
Hopefully the partner sites will also start to open soon.

It’s going to be a tough year for Immotion.
Having installed their offerings free of charge , there is now the likelihood of their partners opening back up, but not allowing the use of the VR sets due to safety concerns..
There is the possibility that that will lead to some legal disputes .
In the meantime it appears that Immotion are still in complete shutdown.
I’m less worried about the public not wanting to use the equipment (I think people are getting sick to death of the nanny state and will eventually ignore the ever growing list of rules)
However the onerous new rules mean that sites health and safety staff are going to take no chances in order to cover their backs.
It’s certainly not going to be easy for Immotion or many other businesses to get up and going again.
Politicians are living in la la land, and I dread to think how this all ends.

Perhaps
However , I'm going to watch how the next month pans out.
Remember, I sold a load at 6p and above at the beginning of all this, and am pretty much de risked so happy to take the gamble.
Noticeable that the posters who gave me grief at the time have slunk into the shadows.

In answer to your question, I was offered full bid price on an offer of half a million sell.

Mote Marine
Interactive (hands-on) exhibits, touch pools, the hurricane simulator and the virtual reality experience are closed.

Wont be the only one !

That’s a reasonable answer.
However, they are going to find it hard work.
I can’t see the O2 Offering getting up and running anytime soon as there will be a lack of customers.
London won’t be flocked with tourists any time soon, so that’s the London eye offering possibly struggling for a while.
The Mandalay bay hotel super ride won’t open until July, and May be messed up if the existing seating is too close.
Shopping centre offerings are going to struggle as I doubt the shopping centres will survive financially.
On and on it goes, thanks to this mass hysteria.
I do think they have a future, but it’s going to be a tough journey.

Its a big gamble as to if they can resurrect this business or not, however, you cannt buy more than few hundred quid's worth at the moment.

That's what I thought.

Which sites open in June ?

1. London eye does not open next week.
2. You state that various sites open in June.
Be specific as I don't believe that to be true at all.

Was expecting it to be better than that.