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Not long to go before we reach a valuation where institutional investors will start to get interested

Where is Aidan talking ? Missed this

So anyone investing into BigDish now could make 133 times their money if we reach that IPO valuation...lol...now that would be a tasty dish to serve shareholders

It ipoed at 260p valuing co at £1.47bn

If the average BigDish user books with 2.5 person per time at 50p or £1 per head and dines out only 6 times per year then BigDish will make £7.50 to £15 per year per customer and has no physical product to deliver or postage fees

https://twitter.com/*************/status/1131820051311583232?s=09 This is link..go there and post your good comments about the company so newbies can learn more about it..

See my last message

It is S h a r e p r o p h e t s

I read that ************* now tipping bigdish which is good as will bring in wider audience

I understand that Taunton will go live today ahead of schedule...good news

I believe DISH have discussed it. Some restaurants will agree to stickers and some won’t. They trying to get a feel of if significant enough numbers would let them do that. Furthermore, am not sure if I owned a restaurant I would put a sticker in the window that basically says ignore advertised prices. Hence i understand they were thinking that once they have ratings in the app the way to do it is a sticker signifying that it is a ‘popular’ or ‘highly rated’ BigDish restaurant

Did anyone listen to webinar ? How was jt

I just bought an additional 275,318 shs...this is going substantially higher

On advfn, i said what i wrote below re bigdish vs Tastecard as a counter to need for cash etc: "bigdish doesn't have a physical card then cost of sales will be lower than Tastecard too.lso a physical product requires more support staff. Tastecard's tech is in the UK vs Bigdish's is in Asia hence Bigdish's admin costs will never reach theirs....another positive for DISH!!! Those earlier worrying about cash should take all this into account and this is im sure why management are not expressing any real rush to raise money via placings etc. .as costs are very much under control. Also based on Tastecard turnover and the number of members they have which is about 3m the average fee per diner per year is £3. If the average BigDish user books with 2.5 person per time at 50p or £1 per head and dines out only 6 times per year then BigDish will make £7.50 to £15 per year per customer and has no physical product to deliver or postage fees

Drax, u are transforming into Jsmith lol...relax

Concept is already proven not just in Asia but also via The Fork in France and also in the UK via Table Pouncer, acquired by Bigdish...furthermore, there are other potential revenue streams which the chairman has eluded to in the past e.g. premium slots etc etc

https://techcrunch.com/2019/05/15/american-express-is-acquiring-resy/amp/?__twitter_impression=true American express just acquired a restaurant booking platform start-up Further proof we are in the right sphere

See RNS 30th Jan " I intend to bring that same philosophy to BigDish and management fully expect that we will achieve break even in our first two territories within 2H 2019.""

We should be persuading shareholders of justeat to switch to Bigdish...get on to their bb..I just posted their on ADVFN

The chart looking bullish..higher lows formed recently. Time to aggressively get on board....these current share prices will look ridiculously cheap in a year's time