whosthefather…...at least my reviews actually hold some substance and are real, honest and earthy. All this pie in the sky carp is the reason why most of you are where you are. You have allowed yourselves to be fooled by the hype and hope that this is going to make a miraculous recovery. Buy your salmon while stocks last because I'll be buying the lot when I'm next gracing the aisles of Lidl.
Yes, I can highly recommend Lidl's Delux range. Their lumpfish caviar and their most excellent beetroot infused smoked salmon with gold dust. You have to try this salmon. I think it's the best smoked salmon I have ever tasted....no kidding....and I have eaten a lot of smoked salmon in my life. Trust me....go and buy some and tell me it isn't the best you've ever had.
But John....it turns out they have less money in the coffers than people thought. Somebody said they had around £11 million and it's more like £5 million. Expect more fun and games until the company delists due to lack of money. Next thing now is that the Broker will jump ship. Reminds me so much of the MYSQ debacle.
It seems Marco will do what he needs to in order to recoup the money that is owed to him, even if that means dilution after dilution after dilution. This won't be the last raise you'll see IMHO.
They have wages and severance payments to sort out before they finally turn the lights off. Merry Christmas one and all. If this share couldn't get any more of a joke then this morning it has stooped to a new found depth. Utter disgrace. They clearly have no shame doing this just before Christmas. How many lives and marriages have they ruined as a consequence of people losing their hard earned money?
Don't take it out on poor Trellis. You should have listened to yourselves. I did and that's why I bailed at a loss because I figured out this was going one way. Luckily for me though, my losses were very quickly recouped.
Excuse the typos, Longwait. You are quite right. English is my second language anyway. I speak fluent gibberish as my first language. You should take what I say seriously because I am rarely wrong with my predictions about this dog of a share. You know it too.
The point is, once Tom Winnifrith sniffs a rat, then the stench tends to last for a long time until the company in question reaches a target price of 0.0p. I take what he says very seriously these days after my MYSQ faux pas. If the rumours are indeed true and Parsons has 48hrs to dash for cash then you may get an update before the week has concluded. You really wouldn't want to be in this one come this weekend should Tom be right. We could even be looking at what I call a "James Bond share" with the share price starting with a double 'O'.
But if that UK Ltd company pulls out of the "deal" then where does that leave SOU in the interim? They will surely need the money to keep the lights on so that they can contemplate their next move. It's like playing chess without a Queen in your armoury.
Tableleg,
It's "you're" not "your"
You really haven't learnt how to spell despite my efforts in attempting to educate you, dear boy.
You are a one-legged table who needs a French polish to bring back that shine.
I have slept enough today and after reading TW's message, I am now wide awake again.
I can assure you, I don't want to waste any more money on SOU. I just hope that some of you salvage what you can before it's too late. I handed you a lifeline with my EUA tip, but most of you were too arrogant to take it. Those that did benefitted from it thankfully. #Excitingtimes.
Could that mean that the UK Limited company that is purported to be interested in SOU's Eastern Moroccan assets has pulled out? They have until February 14th 2020 but maybe they have seen enough already and don't want to waste any more of their time and money on chasing dust and #nightmaresinthedesert ? It wouldn't surprise me one bit. Time to crack open a bottle of Blue Nun.
Difficult to know what the next ten bagger is going to be. I have my eyes on a few stocks that could ten bag, but have not yet invested. If the saying, 'every dog has its day' holds any truth, then I'm sure you'll be OK.
Crude,
You mean to say that you have watched the paper value of your investment erode away from the heights of 89p to where the share price currently resides at circa 3p and not sold a single share? Hmm somehow I don't believe that, but assuming it is indeed true, I can't say I would have been happy watching my money dwindle away to almost zero without at least taking some money back. Mind you, you are already a winner because you used the profits to pay-off your mortgage before the drop in share price. I think this will drop slightly below 2p before there is any sustained rise here IMHO. At sub 2p I may have a cheeky buy-in, but anything above 2p then I am not really interested. Good luck.