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Well you know what they say about people who assume things. Don't take your bitterness out on me just because you didn't cash out of HVO at 40p plus when you had the chance and 'the truth' is you don't have a clue what my position is.

I'm sure your very clued up on it moniman what with your suggestion that JS should start lying to manipulate the share price.
I never said I don't believe in market manipulation, I'm aware that it does go on. I wanted to know who sd thought was manipulating poolbeg and offer some proof.

Right, so your suggesting market manipulation then. Who exactly is 'holding the price back?

All beware of the rose tinted ramping crew aka moniman et al. He's so desperate to recoup losses on his hvo investment he wants JS to start lying to get the share price up. He'll say anything to try and ramp this up so beware.

'When you think HVO(OO) got to 47p last April without almost any reason'
Moniman you are totally deluded. It got to 47p because of CF's constant BS and ramping.

Indeed. He came out with the most desperate comment I think I've ever heard when he said he wants JS to basically start lying like CF did in order to raise the share price!

No your not, your just showing your true colours in that your a childish idiot who resorts to childish behaviour because your not intelligent enough to have an adult discussion and you don't like what someone else is saying.

Are you still upset about not cashing out of OO at 47p and hoping you'll still make your money back. I'll let you in on a little secret. The chances of OO/HVO reaching the dizzy heights of 40p + in the next 10 years is slim to none.

Hey absolutely zero money man isn't it about time you posted another link about how covid isn't over yet in the desperate hope of another pandemic just so you can benefit financially.

That's right try and keep the pretence up. Your as transparent as glass.

Give it up no money man you loser it couldn't be more obvious that you've just made up an alias to talk to and for you to use to try and pump the price whilst trading it yourself.

A massive growth company yet the bottom line has reduced by 6% but they conveniently don't mention that in the headline figures.

The contracts are coming a lot less frequently now. Their down to 1 every 3 months with the last one way back in August and on that frequency they'll maybe have 3 or 4 per year so even if they are all around 13 million, thats approx £52 mil a year which is just not enough to generate a profit. CF has already stated their wont be any Covid challenge studies.

Their a completely different business model. Poolbeg could become profitable very quickly in one fell swoop if they get the right deal but poolbeg is also still an unknown. The rise is on pure speculation and it'll dive faster than a fishing Gannet if Polb001 results are anything other than positive.
Your quoting the 100 million of HVO contracts like that's the only figure that matters. They could have billions of pounds worth of contracts but if the company isn't making a profit its totally immaterial. The market is certainly still being cautious where HVO is concerned but other quality AIM stocks are now starting to move up.

We've been in a sustained bear market for quite some time now and alot of stocks have been sold down, some more than others. The quality stocks have faired better than the rubbish ones and have generally just traded sideways compared to the overall fall of the AIM market but there seems to be a bit of a turnaround starting this morning. Alot of quality AIM stocks that have been trending sideways are up. HVO has not proven that it can consistently increase its revenue and its profits so I suspect it's still too much of a risk for investors hence why its still getting sold into.

I don't think so, its just continuing the trend its been in for the past year. Google might not have hit its projected targets but still posted advertising revenue of $54bn for its third quarter. Spending on advertising may have slowed slightly but still plenty of money being spent and more importantly massive headroom for Centralnic from where they are now.

Very frustrating indeed but we are in a bear market. Centralnic has faired very well compared to the aim market as a whole. Fully expect this to break out and realise its true value in the not too distant future.

Yes but you either stopped reading or deliberately didnt post the rest of the sentence which says that this customer is not procuring the services for its own use but is then providing access to approx 3 to 4 million end customers who order and consume the services.

"Only gray cloud is this this extreme growth in their online marketing segment is likely amplifying the already eye wateringly high customer concentration risk in the online marketing segment"

I'm really not sure what your talking about. Centralnic has an exceptionally high level of diversification in relation to its customer base.
Its Online Presence division connects more than 1,500 domain name suppliers to more than 20,000 resellers and they estimate they have in the region of 250,000 small-to-medium sized business customers. Where as its online marketing platform has over 4,500 online marketers/media buyers so not really that concentrated at all.
Additionally full year revenue is now looking like approx $700 million USD.

"year end and don't need funding ever" how can you possibly say that! You've got absolutely no idea if they'll need to raise again.