Member Info for Kilgeever

Fair point. Thanks.
I suspect I was referring to the freebie version.

Russky Sir
As far as I know, Poolbeg is not trading yet.
Perhaps you find use and profit in posting on a bulletin board for a company which isn't trading yet.
I can't see it so please help me out.

Allthatguff.
I've been savaged by a dead sheep.
But your failure to insult me effectively is excused.
Possibly you are good at other things.

For those contemplating purchasing more I humbly offer the following.
The current sp might represent a good buying opportunity but if the four spin-offs are the growth points of the plant then orph may become redundant.
If you had, perhaps a sum of £5000 to invest, in Aim or FTSE, is this, bearing in mind the blather we've been served, the very best home for your investment, considering you've already gambled and hold some already. And with hundreds of great companies to select from...
Purely from the diversity angle, and ignoring all else, is further purchase of Orph a wise decision?
I'm not sure.

Correct but whisper it

Gotta take the long view.
What's a 40% fall if you don't sell...
Think of Poobeg....it the future man....orph was just a womb for birthing beautiful spins.
In nine months we'll have a beautiful new darling to join the community. Too much focus on money and the bad vibes.
Community doesn't like the vibe , get my meaning.
Just picture Poobag.
Hummmmmm Hummmmmmmm

that the sp fell, quickly, over 20%, to 30p.
There were some who felt outrage even..... after all, the results weren't bad per se. And he'd told us this and that.
Now, a further 20% down and all we read is Poolbeg this and Poolbeg that.....as if it's all too dreadful...we really must change the subject... look for a positive. Anything will do.
Meanwhile, we may have bottomed out..... but many thought that at 30.
Still, a great company with great prospects.
Such a shame the market can't see it.
So, to average down ( can't fall further.... sounds familiar) or hold and pray?

CF and his incentives.
When I alluded to this earlier today ( see ' wise') , again, some acolytes deemed it moaning.... perhaps because they sat cross-legged waiting for crumbs.
It was wise , for him. And we have helped it happen while our investment value has declined by c30% in a month.
Ah! But I've forgotten about tomorrow's jam. And my free Poolbeg shares ( currently without any tradable value).
Spin it? Holy mother of god.

Bear 666
Exactly.
I'm truly baffled at the unremitting, unquestioning, blinkered loyalty. Where
all genuine challenge is regarded as troublemaking.
Our money is at stake and we have a duty to challenge.
Cathal Krishna, Cathal Krishna Cathal Krishna Cathal Krishna

Desertstar.
Really?
@A 900k contract with an existing client is the BIG one which prevented CF buying at 38, 35, 29, 27....
You believe that?

CF buys more.
Which item of news, blowing socks off news, was preventing this purchase?

Si_Derman did you, on the 13th July, on a public forum, question the chairman's ability to stick to timeframes,?
Uh! Just answer the question. Yes or No?

Good that we agree Windergoals that it's very wise
I always find that dealing in known and proven events and data provide firm
foundations.
I'll leave wishful forecasting to investors and clairvoyants.
Hopefully some of your wishes come true for us all.

Should each spin-off be similar to the first Mr Friel will be
delighted, after all he is creating huge wealth and almost defying Newton's third law.
On Poolbeg's first day of trading he will have 37.6 million shares.
Wise move.

Only 27% down in a month.
"50% rise each 6 months" looking possible for the first six.
Let's see...25.5+50 %= 38.25
Precisely where we were. Voila.

Interesting and realistic theory. Thanks. Explains something which I'd certainly overlooked.

Ryan...all editing leaves stuff behind. You certainly did. Perhaps why you sighed. It can be tiring putting out fires.
Let's move forward.

Russky.
My response to your challenge was very quick. You must accept that. So an error is possible.
That you agree with most of my points suggests we have something in common.
Let's move forward.

Career advice from a Gooner! Whatever next? An arsenal player completing 90 minutes for England?

1. Mr Friel has a fragile relationship with the market. They recognise both entrepreneurial skills and persuasive idiosyncratic bull.
2. Timeframe has severely damaged market trust in the company.
3. Poolbeg spin was a distraction when the focus should clearly have been on core. Many pi were distracted also.
4. AIM. A notorious wild West show where suspicious behaviour is crucified in an instant.
5. The CEO continued to blather when a solid professional plan, with realistic targets was required.
Couldn't find bullet points on my phone keyboard and hopefully the numeric alternative won't confuse you.