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of freefloat bought today and more buy's than sells yesterday.. this could get very tight?

another 2% of freefloat just been taken off the market.lol

oohhh, :-0 that MrM, i know he might not be everyone's cup of tea, but i quite like reading his posts, only read them on RRR. Hard to find negative's on this one, only one i can fid is the shareprice is too low.lol

well done you guys, safe journey to 2.3p....lol

i'll keep my voice down, as i'm not in the circle,,,,, who's mr m??? OR am i too young to know??

can i ask who your acc is with, i've not been able to get live price's?? i could always sell plenty, just unable to buy..

Welcome,welcome, hardly any in freefloat if you have read up, this could be very exciting. sssooooooooooooooo undervalued, all it needs is a few small buys...gl ade

yes i read sammies post didnt want to butt in because i thought you may try to buy in today, looking good here , always was.lol

did you get yours on order or live price? i've not been able to buy more than 25k at live price for 3 days with barx,hsbc and TD?

you don't have to prove it to me, i've been reading some of your posts, and i have to say you come accross as very honest, and down to earth, pleasure to be invested here with you, we should well here soon. Langyy was pretty sharp reporting that buy, i wonder if it was his?? Langyy????????

what are you doing over here?? how's you doing Mr?

also please note:- The number of AIM securities in issue at 15 May 2013 is 168,752,662 £0.001 ordinary shares of which 49.7% are not in public hands. furter more:- CEO Colin Gallick and FD Ian Smith hold 6,128,500 representing 3.65% of share in issue SO in real term's only 46.65% are likely to be tradable, that's represent's a cash value today of only 432K in the public's?? I'm sure you can see the value of buying/holding and not selling these golden ticket's?? o/t yes i live in the land of smiles :-)) ade

fair question's :- firstly there are director buy's at this level,albeit not recently:- The Company was notified today, that on 21 December 2010: Colin Gallick, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, and his wife Helen Gallick purchased 714,250 ordinary shares of one pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 0.7 pence per Ordinary Share. Ian Smith, Finance Director of the Company, purchased 714,250 Ordinary Shares at a price of 0.7 pence per Ordinary Share. Colin Gallick has an interest in 3,214,250 Ordinary Shares, of which 357,125 are held by his wife Helen Gallick, and an interest in options over 5,000,000 Ordinary Shares. Ian Smith has an interest in 714,250 Ordinary Shares and an interest in options over 1,000,000 Ordinary Shares. also:- 5 July 2010 The Company was notified today, that on 5 July 2011, Ian Smith, Finance Director of the Company, purchased 2,200,000 Ordinary Shares at a price of 0.45 pence per Ordinary Share Following the purchase, Ian Smith has an interest in 2,914,250 Ordinary Shares and an interest in options over 1,000,000 Ordinary Shares. also see grant of option's (rns 31st Jan 2012) Outlook :- I believe the first part of the outlook is refering to the British economy as a whole and i belive the last part:- "Over the full financial year we intend to continue to build on the stable base we have created during last three financial years." sound's quite upbeat to me. also :- from the final results:- Colin Gallick, Chief Executive Officer, said: "What was a fragile and significant loss making business in 2009 has now been transformed into a profitable business with a sound base for further development of the business" (again upbeat) also:- listen to the media interview with CEO Colin Gallick (17th May 13) sound's like a no-nosence sort of guy "cautiously optomistic", with some shareholder pleasing news to follow over the coming months/years, also sound's upbeat to me. On top of all this your investing in a company with revenue of 2.7million/pa, 300k profit/pa approx 862k cash in the bank all for the current market cap of 930K (0.55p/share) cash value 0.51p/share,so 0.04p/share buy's you part of a very strong business imo.. atvb, have to bed now, it's sleep time in south east asia. Thanks for replying, ade

do you sometimes wonder where all your friends are that offer you support on shares they are invested in,but can't be bothered to offer a simple opinion on shares that you are involved in ( with way better fundamentals than the rubbish they are pumping)?? yet riddler and co couldnt keep off FJET advising everyone to sell all day long when it went up 100%, and yet they are acting in pi's interest, looking for stocks under the radar? riddler & co, comments welcome, but i'm not expecting any?

it's friday evening for me now (7.40), off to meet mi mate for a pint,catch up with you monday...? have a good weekend mate. atb ade

56/can't buy if you can't buy something it must be very expensive. right, going for an ice cream. i'm not sure who i'm talking to but, never mind,if you stumble on here by accident, thinking i was selling lemonade or something, can you kindly leave me a post (anything) ;...-)

i know i'm not warren buffet, but whilst your fearful, I'm buying.lol atb jolly ade

i am rather excited and i know how difficult it is to buy INVU, anything over 25k shares goes to nt, ssooooooo i just put an order in for 250k @ 57, we wait

from finals May 16th 2013 :- Colin Gallick, Chief Executive Officer, said: "What was a fragile and significant loss making business in 2009 has now been transformed into a profitable business with a sound base for further development of the business"

clear as mud, have a good one, did i mention over 850k cash in the bank, and no debt,so no value being placed on the business, much improved over the last 4 years with new CEO. oh and i can sell all my shares but cant buy? i think you may have missed a few positives, but atb just me and jake the dodgy builders.lol