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it will get delisted when LC well end his pack of lies and excuses .

TSL is valuing our 6.5% share of Clearpay at £106m but afterpay give for the all 10% only AU67.84 which is about £37m . are we in for a fight?

indeed. volume much more than normal but price not moving

hard to believe the rise hear has to do with the low value article in Fool its more to do with a leak of the forthcoming results

https://www.business-standard.com/article/companies/india-undeterred-by-cairn-will-defend-stand-in-arbitration-row-sources-121031001466_1.html

the silence in the last rns about current trading speaks volume

ok but ps also not grown vs pre pandemic

just check the rns from 27/11 you will see numbers of users declined even in PS. also sow online employees complain its hard to sell product

only one item ? H2 was a disaster compare to H1 on revenue and number of users . this business is declining, no demand for there products

i can smell a pw number 2

waht is the cash position of aexg ?

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/exclusive-cairn-energy-threatens-to-enforce-arbitration-award-against-indian-assets

just got a reply from Steve confirming my assumption, they had fewer users in Sep -Oct 20 that Jan- Feb even in the PS , i am out sold all at a loss, good luck with your investment

re: 40% its from 27 Nov RNS
Effective per-minute rates: c.24% lower (broadly consistent across PS and non-PS), driven by:
? Migration to preferred subscription pricing: committed subscriptions and minimum
spend term contracts (versus pay-as-you-go pricing) now accounting for c.40% of total
LoopUp platform business, up from c.30% in our half year report (accounting for c.10 of the
24 percentage points)

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/shares/loopups-remote-meetings-lunch-is-being-eaten-by-microsoft-zoom-and-others

just before i leave you a nice wringfrom the shares magazine 27 Nov
Whilst trading through the Covid-19 crisis was always going to be difficult to forecast, what is most telling about today’s release is that LoopUp’s core conferencing revenues are now some 9% below pre-Covid-19 levels, despite continued high levels of remote working, and with even the more resilient professional services sector only up 6%,’ said Megabuyte analyst Philip Carse, who had warned of the threat from rivals back in July.

‘Put simply, the shift to IP-based and generally free at point of use conferencing services such as Microsoft Teams, Google and Zoom that was evident last year has now resumed, and actually accelerated, as organisations have implemented longer-term solutions to the new Covid-19 world.’

just logged in and sow the nice comment about me, thank you all. Now to the facts, Loop was my biggest holding in my portfolio till 2 days ago and it is still one of my bigger holdings. i have posted a question yesterday regarding the last RNS which i am worried that business are not booming as they claim even in PS. this should worry each one of you unless you are a PR for LOOP. I thought this forum is to learn about the company we are invested but seems like you only want to hear positive comment and don't let anyone raise any issues . Good luck with your investment

already explained in my first post today but sorry seems was not clear to understand. let's try again.
in the 27 november Loop compered September & October (covid) vs Jan & February (pre-Covid) See below.
if the number of custmers in Sep-Oct same as in Jan- feb how can "Minute volumes" grow be only 43% in PS? it should be 56% as the percentage average increase per user

Minute volumes: 43% higher in PS, but c.10% lower in non-PS, driven by:
? Minutes per user: c.56% higher (broadly consistent across PS and non-PS) resulting from
the large scale migration towards remote and distributed working

i was quoting from the same update, they say the PS side are trading robustly but they contradict themself as in my post Minutes per user have increased which is good but they have fewer clients even in PS sector than in beginning of 2020 (before covid)

"main area of businesses continue to trade robustly" this is not the case please my first post today