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if you're looking to get in, DONT! So many bagholders here that any increase in price will be quickly depressed by bagholders getting out.

Biggest opportunity of a lifetime to capitalize on global lockdown, work from home and social restrictions, instead this company destroyed the company value to the worse it ever been. Absolutely joke. the Board need to fire the CFO and CEO.
The CEO must be having a laugh if he thinks he can raise money from investors to fund his 440k pay package. He must go! fire his ass!

really bought in again at 530?! and lost another 10% ? lol

DAVAND "If sj is correct then maybe 6.5p approx returned. Doesn't sound that appealing."

you guys gotta read between the lines, what he means is "damn I wish it goes back to 6.5p so i can buy in."

He missed the boat and wanna get in. Dont worry about him, see you all at 10p!

sold assets worth £120m, valueing at 10p a share, but now just trading for 7p!

return value to long term holders like me plz! indicating 10p a share! :D

Ah I c, thanks for the info Chatbot!

Be my guest to those who wants to sell, asset valued close to 100 million, cash of 12.1M, and u want to sell at a market cap of £49m? But then again if it werent for weak sellers I wouldnt have been able to get these share this cheap! thanks! :)

I see, I only heard of them being restricting on investing into non investment grade securities. I.e junk ratings. be good to know if market cap is also a considered covenant too.

were they prohibited from doing so before?

Trust in fundamentals! in at 75p! With continued lock-down the SP can only go one way! :)

additional 16Million shares could dilute the SP to around 28p-30p

if you got a few Ks, average down mate

Technically if it can finish above 7p this week, its pretty much a bull run to 10p+. Thats a massive 100% profit if you bought in now

Belief in company and industry fundamentals trumps in long run! SP is massively depressed, and glad to see the reversal and hopefully this time a long uptrend to 20p+

Its a good company but is it the right investment?
IMO it has corrected towards its fair value. It was way overvalued at £150Million+, and corrected towards a comfortable 88M. Remember it is just a litigation company of about 20employees in a leased space in London. It has no technology that they can upscale or utilise extensively in their line of work. Leaving it labour intensive with increasing overheads.
Don't get me wrong, its a good company, the balance sheet and cash-flow proves it. But it is the right investment?

watch for the dead cat bounce

its was massively over valued anyways. Boom!

Why are they 6weeks late for their 2020 Final annual report?