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I think what Swazers is missing is not only significant, but fundamentally changes the perception of the share price of any company and, in our case, very much that of GGP. His fancy charts have a very limited application and can offer up anomalous results.

If one considers that the aggregate of the five-day running differentiation between the high and low prices alongside the number of shares actually traded, it's clear to see a completely different outcome. The application of the Johnson-McCabe coefficient (when adjusted with a sentiment factor of 0.196, which seems reasonable in the circumstances) is a game-changer. Once that's been taken in account and you add in the more subjective Brackenberry factors such as REM, VFM and BHT-4 and it does all make sense. Has anyone calculated SP of the 95th and 90th percentiles of the Crawford-VF curve?

Please do your own research and come to your own conclusions and listen to neither rampers, self-promotors, nay-sayers or de-rampers.

GLA

We can lay the blame fairly and squarely on the CEO. With such a large shareholding, having taken huge amounts out of the company and completely screwed up the finances, he should be ashamed of himself. He probably won't be, though. He's destroyed any confidence investors may have had.

No doubt the rampers will join in. 🙄 Just DYOR, follow the facts and come to your own conclusions. I hope it doesn’t become a trader’s share like so many others on AIM.

I’m with you, Greg. No point in checking out the SP if you believe in what’s been said by Juhu over the past year or so. It’s an investment and will take time to mature. There are no guarantees and you need to do your own research and come to your own conclusions.

Well said in your last paragraph. I’m relatively new to investing and I’ve found it rather odd that so many people post ill-informed and ignorant comments on these boards. I’m invested in quite a few companies now and I’ve seen the same names on many of them exhibiting such behaviour. I know it’s a cliche, but doing your own research is key. Don’t take anything at face value and fact-check everything. It didn’t take me long to understand that people post options and the sole intention is to ramp up or de-ramp a share. The too-and-fro between certain people can be rather amusing though as sad as it is. One last point: I’m at a loss as to why anyone would feel the need to let complete strangers know that they bought at x and have made £££££. This is a great resource psychologists!

Not when you consider that many will have bought sub 3. Taking some profit is no bad thing. We all know what AIM is like!

The communications from this company are appalling. Totally disagree with ITS. TM was all over different platforms/media when he wanted to share the news about his ‘amazing’ deals with Marrionaud. Now he’s gone silent. We LTSs deserve better.

There have been some good interviews with the CEO on the Sunday Roast podcast. He answers this question and many more.

*their thoughts…’ 🙄

I wonder if anyone on here went to the investor's visit, today? If so, it would be good if they could share there thoughts on what they saw and heard.

Very poor comms from TM. This leads to speculation about a whole host of things. C'mon TM. Give us some news! The roll out is already later than stated in RNSs.

Ah. Sorry. That was the Friday purchase. Back to normal!

An unusually big buy today. Haven't seen anything like that in a while.

One must assume that anything going on with big pharma will be commercially sensitive so we won’t hear anything until it’s closer to a done deal.

A short, but good, interview with JS on the Sunday Roast. Worth a listen. Hopefully, it’ll steady the ship and people will regain some faith in his leadership and vision for the company.

Correct. It’s the difference between trading and investing.

Couldn't agree more Mr.P. Not sure about the last comment about JS, though! It's been a disaster over the past year or two. The BOD have totally screwed up, been naive in the extreme and trashed the company's share price whilst taking huge salaries.

What we need from TM is:

A new date for the roll out

How many of the 1200 stores will it involve

What this means for the orders numbers

What this means for cash-flow - we don't want another dilution to fund the manufacturing of the products

The market clearly thinks otherwise. Not sure why, though.

It was clear that something was going on. There has been complete silence on the roll out that was supposed to be happening in September. TM should have been communicating this much earlier as it 's left investors wondering what's going on. A vacuum of information leads to speculation and conclusions that are inaccurate.