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Haha!

It's 'U OK Hun?', you dribbly ****ehawk.

It's shorting **** mother****ers like the above talking *******s that gives the morning a vexatious hue.

And I'm splendid, thanks for asking.

'DM me hun'

What a load of ****ing bull****. TT is either a shorter or in the pocket of a shorter. If this acquisition becomes a problem, Kape will just list somewhere that it isn't a problem. Do you honestly think that a bloke like Teddy Sagi hasn't thought this one through?! You can take your wary words and stick them them right up your arse. And if you are a shorter, bail now before you're on all fours over the barrel, ****ing doss ****.

Company had 2.7m June 20, plus 3m raise September 20 and 1.88m as at Dec 20.

Cash burn is therefore c.£540k per month.

Company therefore costs c.6.5m per annum. Income this year projected to be c.3m.

Fundraise coming by Sep 21 at the very latest to cover the c.3.5m loss.

The Company is in a better position than it was (2020 loss = c.4.4m) but it must turn CeramycShield, Bolflex into significant revenue streams. The return of aviation will help with the US operation. The Thai operation appears to be the only successful arm of the group, displaying modest but organic growth.

Hopefully we don't take too much of a kicking when the fundraise comes.

It would appear that sales have been ****.

There's a ref on here dated 5 Feb stating 91485, 91518 on 8 Feb and mine is dated 22 Feb 91548 = 63 sales in 17 days is ****e.

Also above are despatch nos. of 11554 as at 8 Feb, 11567 as at 8 Feb and 11621 as at 22 Feb, an increase of 67.

I'd put the discrepancies down to the times the orders were made on their respective days.

Either way, that's not a lot of sales from 5 Feb to the 22 Feb.

That's four sales a day average, at most!

Hence why it wasn't mentioned in this morning's TU.

Shouldn't be surprised really. The Company's marketing has been *******s. If it carries on like this there's a chance that Icraft will dissolve the distributor agreement.

Tell thee what, if you shorted this stock at the start of the week, you'll be sweating now. Ha!

But then that would would mean there had only been 33 orders between 26 Jan when Sharki ordered and 4 Feb when Sharpeye ordered - which is ****e. Where does dr3k's 4686 on 3 Feb fit in? Absolute nightmare trying to work this out- haha!

I'll order some next week and report back.

In the meantime, if anyone else makes an order, please collate the numbers as detailed by Sharki and stick them on here. Cheers.

Oh no, that's more likely in relation to the 91485 that Sharki had on 4 Feb. You're 33 orders behind but it looks like you ordered about an hour apart from each other. Surely to Christ the 91485/91518 can't be in the same sequence as the 1614 mentioned on 26 Jan? Can it?? If so, there has been incredible demand in such a short time.

Nice one, sharpeye. I don't know what to make of it. I'd be absolutely delighted if they'd sold nearly 100k as it would put revenue at c.£600-800k in a month (depending in economies of scale for orders in the tens of thousands). Shall we dare to dream? We'll have an indication on 24 Feb, no doubt.

And all because Bolflex want to LOWER their carbon footprint... the irony!

Definitely a step in the right direction.

Hopefully the start of a bootiful relationship.

And dr3k4l3! As it was your figures that prompted me to respond!

Don and Sharki: Good work on this thread - immensely interesting stuff.

Just my two penneth, but I reckon most folk will buy a pack of three at least and I'd weight the next most popular towards 10 for 75 rather than one for 8.40 (what'sthe point, like?!).

That would put the average price per order in and around the £35 mark. So with c.5k sales, that would lead to revenue of approx £175k (in a couple of weeks!).

Hopefully, they can keep momentum going and the margin per unit is 75% plus.

Yorkshire Water's annual capex spend is half a £billion (search Annual Performance Report 19/20 - Yorkshire Water p48/180). If this trial of CeramycShield goes well, this could be it.

This is an open forum JooJoo and yes, you are entitled to your opinion.

I have a lot of time for folk who do their research, scour the internet for anything that can give them an edge. They post it on here and other forums, obviously out of self interest, but a happy consequence is that they can help their fellow investors gain an edge as well.

There is not the tiniest shred of doubt in my mind that your comment suggesting that bulk sales, and by proxy the economies of scale that go with it (one the absolute fundamentals of supply and demand economics), could somehow be harmful to the profitability of the plc, is the most stupid thing I've ever read on any investors' forum ever. EVER.

At first I thought you must be a shorter. It's crystal now that you are a moron.

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And you can work out which stars begin with f or c

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Shut the **** up JooJoo, you daft ****. Must be a shorter. How is selling in bulk going to hinder a company? ****ing hate scumbag bastards like you coming on her giving it big licks. Must be getting twitchy with the buying pressure at 6p. Away and **** yourself, **** mother****er.

Haydale have made further updates to their website:

hxxps://haydale.com/products/graphene-face-masks/

There is now a shopping trolley and a price list, with discounts for bulk purchases.

Hopefully the Haydale sales team is ringing round the nation's care homes, pharmacists, NHS, etc.

SELL, SELL, SELL!!!