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Sounds like they really worked on shareholders behalf there :))

Thats the most fuzzy logic ive read. Since watching the Muppett Show. You are saying they saved money by not paying out to shareholders so they could give it to themselves ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

And now you can look.forward to making loads of money at the misfortune of others. Obviously some of the directors didn't act good, but still you can money off them all good or bad. But shame you've got one less person to spend it on.

And what's a record you silly sod? Its 2026 mate. You heard of downloads?

Hey Dad

Prisoner cell block h is as dead as your braincells.

100,000 shares appears to have hit the market recently.

Funny thing is, if MANO is such a screaming bargain, where are the buyers? Every time stock appears, it seems to get sold into rather than chased higher.

And I wouldn't make money from making people.miserabke. if I did, id be pimping your wife out.

As you were.

Been very quiet this week chaps

How is your day? Found a any companies that clubs seals for profit? Or maybe chuck a bit in a company that houses migrants? Or rib boat manufacturers?

Went to see dolphins in the Atlantic ocean today. Prison is not too bad.

Fingers crossed Freddie

I thought I was going to eat my words......

But

Its fillet steak by the pool. Was hopeful for you bottom feeders, who love to make money on the misfortune of others.... but went up then down. Bummer. But the sea is beautiful.

Makes sense....but maybe the copied spring will be sprung for spring . Looking forward to another week in the sunshine

Almost zero downside risk” on a litigation finance stock with debt, falling revenues and no dividend is certainly one way to announce you’ve stopped reading financial statements and started reading horoscopes.

The ‘coiled spring’ theory also assumes the market cap collapsed purely because one man was selling, rather than investors perhaps noticing the actual numbers.

And if this mystery queue of bottom-fishing funds has been ‘all over it for a long time’, they seem to have developed a fascinating strategy of watching it fall another 60% first.

But yes, perhaps the entire market is wrong and the secret key to valuation was simply waiting for Steve to finish pressing the sell button. A true gift horse

forensic,

the bit about my wife “not being able to look at me anymore” was a nice touch.

nothing says “stable investor” quite like writing bleak victorian prison erotica about another bloke on a stock forum.

“bloodied… destroyed… staring into oblivion…”

before posting your next shakespearean monologue, perhaps get a grip of whatever shakespeare called his ***** and calm yourself down.

And I think Cannacord get paid by Manolete. Kind of ruins the genuity of anything they say. Anyway back to enjoying the sunshine.

thanks and agreed upshunt.

i have been looking at the new board. i think the chairman, howard leigh is now effectively in control now. he has a super impressive background, it was his business called cavendish (that he started decades ago) that has become the shining jewel in the quoted cavendish investment bank group - presumably that is why they changed the group name to cavendish !

leigh looks like a very savvy operator indeed. he's an expert in corporate finance (he headed up the cf faculty for the chartered accountants institute). so someone like him will be totally focused on shareholder value. top bloke. i think the new ceo (halton) is a good operator - been in the mano business for over 10 years. plus a new cfo who looks much better than his predecessors here, by a long chalk. i think we're in good hands - in particular led by leigh.

year end results not far away now. i agree - given their business cycle (2 years from taking on a case through to full cash receipt) we should now be harvesting the fruits of three years of record case investments. so net debt should be well down down and profit should be very strong.

underlying profit was £2m for the half year with a strong message that h2 will be stellar, so i'm looking for around £5-6m+ for ebit for the full year ending 31 march 26. on my calculations that puts the vacation of mano at a pe of around 7x. dirt cheap. canaccord have a target of 130 (100% upside from here and i really can't see any downside risk at this lowly share price).

my only disappointment so far this year has been that they haven't managed to follow up with further cartel case completions since their excellent £3.2m win in 2025. cooklin's last gift to the stockholders! if memory serves the trials are about 9 months away, so these should be very ripe to close. if they hit nav on the cartel cases, they will extinguish all their net debt and this should look very pretty indeed.

a number of investment banks have tipped mano to be one of the top financial services recovery stocks for 2026. i wouldn't argue with that. i have added significantly these past three weeks.

dyor as ever and gla.

a post from you in january when shares were 58.5 pence. youre a ******* genius when it comes to stocks my guy. they've done stellar since then. surely mr cooklin wouldn't be selling his entire stake if it was such a rosy outlook. im sure he knows a thing or two about the company..... you constantly witter on abiut how great this share will be, yet it dwindles down. not only have they spunked your money, they've spunked hsbcs money too. everytime you say its going to the moon it returns to earth w8th a bump. now be honest, hiw much have you lost on these shares.? :)

A stubborn floater.... autocorrect. Maybe I should pay someone to check my posts. That's affordable too.

and rumbers id expect you to know what a stubborn foster looks like.... you own this ****ty stock that keeps circling the toilet bowl. as you were.

quite the opposite, i enjoy coming here to watch your nonsensical chitter chatter. while the share price drops you keep up with your buy now its going to be fantastic rhetoric. no one has me in a prison, id feel worse if i had put money into this company for it only to be reduced to pennies on the pound of whatever you bought them for. i find it equally humorous whenever another of your shill monkeys pops up to flatter you with some twaddle too. if being a prisoner in a 5 star hotel is being a prisoner bring it on. and refer to my wife one more time, then i will liam neeson then will smith you. at least i didnt put family money in this piece of **** company, so while you and your wife eat beans, me and mine will still be shopping at m&s. i recall you saying your a gardener. we have one of those. you do a y job that people who can afford to get someone to do the jobs they dont want to do employ people to do. is your wife our housekeeper?

Keep waffling my mam. And keep eating the waffles.

Record low. Ouchies