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If the acquisition costs were not taken into account, what would the P/E look like at the moment?

So the share price starts rising, presumably on rumours of something going on at Cloudbuy so Ron issues a statement saying he's financing the business at today's opening price which was 6p. Share price stops rising. Who benefits? Was the rising share price making the financing price of 6p hard to justify. Now back to the guessing game. I have to hand it to Ron he certainly knows how to pee investors off. Lets have the excuses Ron and it better be good

did someone say shorts reducing? looks like the SP to me

Like many others on this board I bought in around 20p. Reading the results, despite revenues of £80 million the company makes buttons. How can this be? I am thinking of cutting and running despite the miniscule efforts of the board to cut costs this looks like a total dog. Am I missing something?

No money Will Ron deny, Four and twenty shareholders stabbed in the eye When the results are published And Ron starts to sing Wasn't that an optimistic forecast he was promising? The Duncans in their barrat house Counting all their money Shareholders in the parlour can't afford the bread and honey.......

we didn't make it this time. It happens every three months. Check out the stock market almanac for details, It was suggested in SCSW that PHTM might be a candidate as the market cap threshold is now around £600 million due to the declining share prices of FTSE 250 constituent members, PHTM is well run, only 23% of profits came in pounds sterling, with the remainder mainly in Yen and Euros. With the pound at all time lows due to Brexit fears this bodes well. Remember Japan is trading strongly, the laundry Revolution roll out is being ramped and the 3D photo ID driving licence cards in France will bring in yet more robust growth and profit straight to the bottom line. PHTM has great margins circa 70%. Couple that with the return of capital on cash balances over £50 million; -, In Jan that was £67 million, so we're likely to see a stonker of a special dividend with profits up and much more to come. A conviction buy and FTSE 250 listing will come soon.

Despite the fast growing space we're in. This is going down today. At least it shows how Paysafe is outperforming the market in the medium term at least.

Is disappointing. I too had hoped for a rally into the close but given the lack of guidance in the form of post Christmas trading update I think this is entirely understandable. As we are only 6 months from the IPO the investor relations at WPG have been poor. Let's hope tomorrow makes up for it.

has news of XLM but this week's copy didn't out at the newsagents, does anyone know what it says please?

Does anyone have any idea of what we can expect in terms of growth in sales, profits and a potential dividend?

true but there is also some truth the statement "accidents don't just happen they are caused" - In the case of a financial organisation where systems integrity should be a top priority, systems such as Know Your Customer are quite basic. I'd hope we can get more detailed information of the what and the when. 5 million is lot to sweep under the carpet and we need more details

Bought a slug of Moni based on K3VMC's eternal optimism and very glad I did now. Have a nice weekend!

errrr..........didn't Mr. Woodford buy another slug. Washing machine manufacturers usually work to 5 year road maps and commercialisation of the domestic washers technology is still in progress across 3 manufacturers. Then there is news of the leather processing trial, which passed the proof of concept with flying colours. We are fully funded for the next couple of years and the US commercial laundry business is slowly gaining traction with contracts in the Carribean, Canada, the UK and China coming to fruition. This is no busted flush.

Still waiting for the quick hike back to 20p+ plus. Smells of desperation now releasing massive customer wins after losing £5 million - The share price declined massively for months indicating a leaky ship and now we know why. I just hope the appropriate controls are now in place at Baydon Hill. Presumably the financial loss will impact on the amount EPO will need to pay Baydon's former owners in July? Or will that mean more money down the drain? This £6 million investment has become very expensive. Hopefully heads have rolled!

Just looked at the cloudbuy web site for a signs of life. Apart from the £50 they probably made from the historic England web site I didn't see much A quick click on the careers section informs me that they are looking for graduate software developers. They also welcome speculative applications. I am therefore going to send them my details as they could do with a VP of Investor relations as although I have little experience I might do a better job than Ron and they good obviously do with someone. Perhaps others might apply for the role of Chairman, Its not advertised but it darn well ought to be! Immature/futile perhaps but it passes the time and Id like Ron to be in no doubt he owes us NEWS

in cases of selective memory here's a link http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/11804869/Truells-Tantalum-open-to-Quindell-takeover-despite-fraud-investigation.html

We need better news flow, such as who is the new senior manager joining in April? What new services are being rolled out? Are there any big clients being signed up? Interesting reading about Slater & Gordon's woes, wasn't Edi trying to buy up the Quindell legacy companies? - S&G have ended up in right old pickle, so lucky escape but it does raise serious questions about the possibility of yet another blunder. Perhaps Ed will give us an elephant soon?

This possibility was mentioned in the last installment of SCSW. I'll try and root it out. I think they suggested that the favourable currency tailwinds might push the revenue and profits up sufficiently to be in with a shout. The next review is early March and we'd probably know by the 19th. Paysafe are also in the offingfor promotion. It is a prized position to be in because the FTSE 250 tracker funds will be obliged to buy in. Plus the dividend is potentially going to be rather tasty. Today's update was very clever. Japan is up because of last years investment in the Photobooth Estate and now we are doing similar in France. Littlle mention of Revolution, but we know this is also a nice earner, with payback of the whole machine in a year and Hungary knocking out 100 units a month, with nearly 1800 operational sites, profits should grow exponentially.

I'm not sure which is worse being grossly incompetent or economic with the truth. A lot of PI's trusted the fool's exuberance and fully expected a rabbit to be pulled from his hat. But nothing happened and the dark destroyer claimed the scalp of one of the city's allegedly brightest stars. That said, the Capital Markets day presentation is impressive. Rick and his team demonstrated convincing evidence that this is not a dead duck. The Share Price has doubled since the bottom and I'm minded to top up again since that bottom rather then sell at this level (as I'd planned to do.) There is time for reputations to be restored and I'd much rather proffer the title Truell the cool, so come on Ed show us those rabbits!

Strong trading in Jspan A weaker pound due to Brexit fears Revolution roll out strong with fast payback, plus new smaller units in production Possible promotion to FTSE 250 in March Good dividend prospects plus special pay out on the cards for funds in excess of £50 million £2 plus is within our grasp (in my opinion) Good luck all!