Member Info for jollyspeculator

bizarrely high...their non standard measures of rev give me the creeps lol

fg01/creature, isn't it? EV/rev of 5 for loss maker...& will it have enough cash to get to breakeven?

why selling & where going?

your estate sounds fun

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Outlook The Board considers that the recent investment in new products, management systems and the identification of operational efficiencies have positioned the Group very well for the coming year. In particular the roll-out of Fastvein and VIPS, both in the UK and abroad, provide real opportunities for growth, and the Board will continue to look for appropriate acquisitions to increase the Group's geographical coverage and service offering. The board are encouraged by the 6 month's results and outlook for the remainder of the year. With continued trading present level through the second half of the year, the board would expect to declare a dividend on the full year results.

soon?

nice to have some update

cheap as chips if marketplace ok

& correct. recommended

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more fun though

their market position must be vulnerable

with modest 3% effective spread...buy..sell..buy last 3 trades

well...the killer problem for this company is that it is a subsidiary imv ..but I'll stick it out in the ol' MWE home lol

you'll likely end up making well over £100,000 here..and probably 3-4* money???? ...that's a terrific investment/play

extraordinary EV/rev multiple ...(and don't like the double top either)

bonjour...comment ca va?

The Group announced on 12 November 2013 that it had signed an indicative non-binding term sheet which set out the terms of a $3m capital raising through the issue of unlisted unsecured convertible loan notes. The issue of the notes is conditional upon execution of formal documentation for the notes as well as an escrow agreement. Initial funds of approximately $1m shall be released from escrow to the Company upon lodgement by the Company of a notice of meeting (in a form approved by the note holder) to seek shareholder approval for the allotment of notes relating to the remaining $2m. The notes will have a 10% coupon per annum, capitalising and accruing and paid on conversion or redemption. The conversion price will be the lower of a fixed maximum conversion price of 2.8 cents or a 20% discount to the five day volume weighted average price prior to notice day of conversion.

& the house building sector looks decidedly drooooooooooopy