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The big boys must be laughing their *ocks off! In a few days/weeks, all those who have had their fear buttons pushed and sold will be regretting having been so obviously played and chastising themselves for not having held firm. Classic, yet really quite sad.

Up by 1.53% actually on Nas.

That's when I suspect the eagerly awaited RNS will land. Sadly, I think some may miss out (and subsequently be kicking themselves for ever more) because they will lose patience and give up either some time before or at the 11th hour, just before the Big News Is Announced that will reward all those still holding multifold for their patience. We just need to keep reminding ourselves of the multitude of high potential projects here. Sometime ago, I was in a penny share (oil exploration) - only a small holding - about £1K. Anyways, I had faith but things were taking time. So, after a while, I just left it and eventually forgot about it. You can imagine my delight, therefore, when the next thing I heard was that the value had rocketed to near £30K! My reason for mentioning this? There's plenty to believe and have faith about in Alba, especially when we've done our research. So, ladies and gents, console yourselves with this thought, we may just be in for a similar return. Hope so for all of us as I can genuinely see it coming to pass, be it sooner, or later.

Suspect Boo will confound a lot of investors this time by doing the exact opposite of what it did last time. Sure, some and maybe a good number will lose their nerve and sell, having been caught out last time but this time the signals suggest a long climb up after catching those sellers out when the buyers rush in to mop up. Suspect for sellers therefore it will be a case of oh dear, all that waiting and then selling for fractional profits and now those who held their nerve and those waiting on the sidelines have now come in for the lions share and taken the spoils.

Know where I would be putting a lot of it, right here, right now. Already have quite a chunk so just being greedy but hey, when you know a good thing, would be silly not to.

All the best you. I have been a fan but am just concerned about what I see as a lack of dynamism and therefore think the market will tire quickly. But perhaps the results might surprise everyone. That would be proof things were definitely moving in the right direction. Not long to find out now. GLA

I understand where you're coming from but I disagree because although they have recruited some sharp minds re online marketing I don't believe those in ultimate control of the finances will allow them the latitude required to spread their wings and take this anywhere near as high as it could possibly go. By default they have benefitted from the shift to online, not, I believe, because they wanted to, but because they absolutely had to otherwise by now NBrown would likely have been in the company graveyard. That's it right there, attitude. It's all about the attitude of the driver. An eager move to embrace the potentials online versus a reluctant move borne out of necessity. Online businesses have to be driven to succeed. Competition for quality traffic is absolutely brutal and expensive. Online spend has to be results based and cost per conversion cost efficient. But oftentimes there is inevitably a natural wastage in spend to determine precisely what works. I'm not going to go deep into seo, keywords, cpc, and all the mechanics, except to say it's a science in itself and they will be up against some extremely savvy marketers who have already established dominant positions. To he who has more, more is added, to he who has little, even that is taken away.

Very much doubt it. Why would Boo be interested in a company that ambles along under the stewardship of old duffers?

Yes, just adds even more jet fuel to US sales and the massive store of potential they hold for Boo which has not and will not go unnoticed. MS know this, TPR know this, it won't be long before other institutions (preferably US) want in on the action. Boo has struck a chord with the huge market which is the US and with continued US investment and influence, a Nasdaq listing (dual to begin with) to fully release value will also be on the agenda.

Yes, just adds even more jet fuel to US sales and the massive store of potential they hold for Boo which has not and will not go unnoticed. MS know this, TPR know this, it won't be long before other institutions (preferably US) want in on the action. Boo has struck a chord with the huge market which is the US and with continued US investment and influence, a Nasdaq listing (dual to begin with) to fully release value will also be on the agenda.

Expect you will see that God is in the details here, come results, with a much bigger rise in US sales, along with other new territories, but particularly the US, which, let's face it, is where this is headed, both in sales surges and a listing on Nasdaq to truly reflect its value. And it is that, the obviously increasing tipping Stateside which will precipitate the coming bull run on Boo.

Sorry, but I disagree. If the results are that much better than expected we would have seen this truly reflected in a big and sustained surge by now. Think what we're seeing is a bit of froth before a largely, at least by the markets view, disappointing set of figures and then the inevitable sell off and fall back into the doldrums.

Sorry, but I disagree. If the results are that much better than expected we would have seen this truly reflected in a big and sustained surge by now. Think what we're seeing is a bit of froth before a largely, at least by the markets view, disappointing set of figures and then the inevitable sell off and fall back into the doldrums.

Recall the last results presentation when the BOD were asked, almost accusingly about the high level of inventories and what made them so confident to be carrying so much 'excess' stock. Carol Kane and John Lyttle's facial reactions were a picture for anyone wishing to refresh their memories. The inventories weren't excessively high, they were necessarily high because they were required to satisfy the increasingly high demand. Prepare to be very pleasantly shocked by the results. Along with the recent reparations, they will be just the catalyst to a substantial loading up by institutions which is why I seriously doubt we will get the opportunity to buy at these levels again and why it signifies the start of a maintained surge up to £6.00 before half time this year. Last opportunity to add or be forever kicking yourself.

To clarify and bolster previous RNS or to make additional announcement. Can't see George being particularly impressed by the reception to previous update and expect he will seek to address any negative sentiment. MM's taking it down to load up before news. Obvious play going on so expect good news and subsequent rise soon. Selling? Not on your nelly. Perfect opportunity to add as almost inevitable big rise coming shortly.

Upon reflection, the data gleaned from the last update, in all, wasn't that great so I don't see how a remarkable turnaround could have been achieved between then and now. Yes, of course, they will, or at least should have enjoyed the benefits brought by lockdown, but will they have taken advantage of and capitalised on the opportunity to the fullest extent? This is what I doubt and the data will be reflected by what I suspect remains a dusty old culture running through the core of the business. Yes, on the surface it might look as though all the right things are being done; moving online, hiring online marketeers etc but if their potentials are being restrained by old school financial 'prudence', it's like buying a Ferrari and then driving it with careful fuel economy in mind rather than opening her up and letting fly.

think I'll wait and see what the results bring. After reappraising the last update, I'm no longer convinced that the imminent figures will be as good as some seem to be expecting. I'm now more convinced this is never going to be viewed as a growth stock per se, just a steady plodder or water treader which is okay if that's your bag but just can't see it setting any records anytime soon. Problem mainly seems to be a culture of ultra caution when it comes to marketing and although they have hired some respected online marketeers I sense they will have their wings clipped and be unable to fully implement strategies which might otherwise give this company the oomph it needs to break free from the musty shackles of yesteryear which as far as I can tell still dominate where it counts. Hope I'm wrong because they have some high potential presences in niche markets which with marketing jet fuel fed in the right way could really transform it for a bright future.

It's not just 4d pharma moving to Nasdaq. As have been saying for a while it's the natural place for Boo or any UK company that fits and that is undervalued over here. Mentioned Puretech months and months ago, they'd had enough of the UK markets suppression and manipulation, made the listing and as expected, share price rose quickly from circa £2.50 to £4.00 in the space of 2/3 months. In due course, I expect them to completely delist from the UK and go all in Nas. Same with Boo, I'm convinced a dual listing is on the cards, especially with the arrival of big US institutional investors. Stateside would be the natural gameplan for at least a half to doubling on whatever the UK sp happens to be at the time.

Just to get a minds eye on this, each dumpy bag of mined material for processing (the type you get from the builders merchants full of gravel and the like - usually weighing around 900-1000KG) should be yielding approx 20g gold. Spot price of gold per g circa £46. £46 x 20 and then x the premium for it being Welsh gold. I added earlier and will be adding again now on this gift of a drop.

Plus heavy US institutional investing from Morgan Stanley & TRP, plus more buy tips, plus more positive media coverage, plus more ESG friendly, etc, etc. All of that on top of record smashing revenues. Talk about a turnaround doesn't even scratch the surface. We have one hell of a competent quality company here that has taken potential disaster and swung it around into a resounding victory. A rare combination of finger before the pulse creativity, super savvy marketing and highly astute management. Have a sneaking feeling this is going to open 370/80 plus on Monday. Expecting large end of day buys so think this is the last we'll see of these levels, hopefully for ever as it marches on and upwards through £4.50 and £5.00 towards £6.00. See you there!