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It’s no more than chancers selling borrowed shares.

Fundamentals solid,no debt,Norge investment.
Gonna just keep buying these dirt cheap shares.

Took another £30k @ 152.89

Thanks.

As predicted...Juney pops up with another spectacularly unfunny post.

Trading update this week.
Careful being short.

Well the white packaging box that the bottle came in was branded and that was ok.The Cellular Goods ‘flier’ was ok too.
It was the paper shredding that that was packed in that was not good.It didn’t match up to the aspirations of the brand.
All about first impressions.

My order just turned up….face oil.
I have to say I thought the packaging was poor for a relatively high end product.
Bottle itself feels quality and agree the pipette mechanism is nice.Looks like an Apple product if that makes sense.
Smells great.
Improve packing please.

Hello Clemoc. Still at it I see.

….coiled spring.

I added £20k @ 160.

jgj99…..absolutely correct and this was my question a couple of days ago ;

“How many phones did Apple sell in their first 3 days?”

Well of course people came back with ‘a million actually’ and sneered.
Fact is Apple sold ZERO phones when they started back in 1976.They only started selling phones in 2007.

Point is…think bigger, think beyond what you see now.

don't bother.

''A couple of things are at work here. With the tarnished shine of Big Tech, combined maybe with pent-up frustration during the COVID-19 pandemic, jurors have been happy to saddle tech companies with ever bigger fines.''
''There's also the development of the west and east federal districts of Texas as a forum of choice for patent holders. They've been getting used to awarding larger penalties – think billions rather than millions.''

Embarrassing Kallu.

CBX clearly mean business.

Anna is a highly successful and experienced executive having spent more than 20 years in senior level roles in the fast-moving consumer goods industry. She was previously the Vice President of Global Colour Cosmetics, Global Face Care and Personal Care at Avon where she established a solid track record of implementing business transformation in a competitive environment. Moreover, during her tenure at Avon, Anna successfully launched Avon's first-ever lines of cannabidiol (CBD) based products for the personal care and skincare market. Prior to that Anna was General Manager of L'Oreal Paris for Russia, delivering three consecutive years of growth despite an economic recession.



Her other previous senior roles included leading the $800 million snacks portfolio for PepsiCo Russia and, prior to that, a decade managing large portfolios for Procter & Gamble including feminine hygiene, healthcare and pet care in both the US and the UK.

Peter Wall, Chairman of Cellular Goods, said: "On behalf of the Board, I would like to thank Alexis for his hard work and ongoing commitment to Cellular Goods. Under his leadership the Company has established a strong foundation as the first pure-play consumer cannabinoid brand to list on the LSE and successfully launched its inaugural product ranges just nine months after the start-up of commercial operations.

"Anna's appointment heralds an exciting new chapter for Cellular as the Company enters its revenue generating phase and her deep expertise will help guide the future direction of the Company. She has a proven track record with several global consumer brands and is the right leader to drive Cellular to the next level. Our ambition for the Company is significant and clear and the entire Company and the Board look forward to working with her."

Gazzle......be careful what you believe on this board.Full of bullshi**ers.
3 post Tylerr and 2 post Demi are prime examples.

nuri….let’s make some decent money here. Maybe I’ll persuade you back into MCRO at some point. 8-)

I think you’re confusing Institutional holders(who lend out the shares) with short selling operators who borrow and have to pay fees and have margin calls.
It is not ‘nothing to keep them open’.

nuri….
Shorters borrow shares,sell them down and hope to buy them back cheaper at a later date in order to return them… and swamp discussion boards with bullsh*t and fud in order to scare people into selling.
There are fees/margin calls so you’re wrong when you say it’s nothing to keep them open.