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Rgency being pulled down by Prem ... like any other investor.
How much longer before that goes "blob"?

You spoke to early/ Not sure what up you see on -10.87%

Good luck Alan .... you have a looooooooooong way to go with this, so have I.
Not expecting a full recovery, but a noticeable reduction of the the investment loss would be great.

This was trading at 27p a year ago? ... welcome to AIM
Make a bit here, loose a lot there.

Hopefully not just another huge monthly payroll liability .....

What RNS exactly are you expecting?

Who cares how DL feels?
How about all the investors he fleeced over the years in various shares.
Here is some humble advice - if DL is involved or even just talks about something, leave it - you will get burned.

Average down and stop moaning.

Sure, been doing this for the past 2 years .... where should I stop 0.00001?

Prem will come good, it's a matter of patience and balls. I made my profit on the last spike to be honest ......easy talking then.
Looks more like this is going bust soon

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I thought of the same 'rewards' when I joined this after the drop in Jan 2018 .... didn't happen

Fellwandered .... in contrast, this also shows how quick this can drown with no RNS or a not so good one ....

Defiantly no administrators lol ....

Silly me, strong and constantly high performing share price, massive amounts of cash in the bank, no debt, enormous and long lasting revenue streams, a strong bod and the support of millions of investors who see nothing but great in this share.
Would be nice, wouldn't it?

There is nothing left in MSMN. This share once was at 8p and all we have left is a mere 0.09

and this goes "pop" into administration.
Good bye MSMN ... shame I lost so much money non it.

Hope the Board enjoyed the well paid ride for doing not much.

We are not even back to the levels of consolidation back in October.
So the excitement over the past few weeks is limited.

Once we hit the 20p level things will get a little more interesting.
Not that I expect that anytime soon ..... sadly

of a Caspian Sunrise anymore. More like Caspian disaster ....

Welcome to AIM .... there is only one wiMMer

It certainly is ... but its Kiran who put the spring into the coiler assembly and we all must pray he didn't do it the wrong way round .... his springs had previous tendency to coil downwards.

Show what a cushy ride Kiran boy has with his £150k and 1.2m option for doing the bare minimum.