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The cynic in me can't help making we wonder if the there is connection between the timing of the last RNS and this one.

NTM - will this share issue help FLX to get 4p a bit faster?

I added more ECK today - hint, hint.

What about this FK -

the issue and allotment of a minimum of 125,000,000 Ordinary Shares (the "New Ordinary Shares") to raise minimum gross proceeds for the Company of £1.25 million at a price of 1 pence per New Ordinary Share (the "Issue Price").

https://www.investegate.co.uk/falanx-group-limited--flx-/rns/proposed-equity-fundraise/202009281655243484A/

What an idiot, and, it has to be said, an utter scumbag for the denial of how he has been wrong all the way down and yet has the nerve to attack FK1, who was right all the way down.

He knows the truth but shamefully won't admit it, that is why he filtered out FK and me (so he claims) because he lost the arguments, so now he hides behind the curtain and puts out stupid posts like that. At least The Worm had the decency to run away under a cloud of embarrassment and shame.

He says "If it goes up..."I told you so" and it it goes down
also, "I told you so"..." - total denial of his track record. See why I call him the slimeball.

NTM, tell him about that 3 year chart and who was the only person on here to make correct forecasts for the sp.

ECSC issued its half year results today

https://www.investegate.co.uk/crossword-cybersec--ccs-/rns/half-year-report/202009280700062110A/

What did that do to the share price?

I'd forgotten about MrDribbles - another who abused FK1. I wonder how much Dribbles has lost so far on FLX?

A tip for all you bottom fishers. Click on "FLX Share Charts" above, then click on "3Y" on the chart.

Don't forget that all the way down, the slimeball has been telling us that the bottom was in, and the sp would soon shoot up.

Keep an eye on this chart. If the current bit of excitement fizzles out, then I expect the downtrend to resume and you will have the pleasure of buying FLX shares at much lower prices.

Another thing that should not be forgotten is that, while the slimeball kept forecasting a rise, FK1 made correct forecasts for the direction of the sp and he got abused by the slimeball, The Worm (Unfairview) who has now disappeared, and others. That shows what a sad world we live in, that truth-tellers get attacked so unjustly and so viciously.

So, you will have the pleasure of buying them at lower prices, but when you finally sell, will there be pleasure?

I see. So, at 0.01p you will still be buying.

You said "I'm hoping to be in this share for a long while yet" - okay, but while you sit and wait, the cash you have parked in FLX is missing out on opportunities elsewhere.

I have a suggestion - sell all of your FLX shares now, buy into ECK, BRWM or TSG, collect dividends along the way (at today's price BRWM has a yield of over 4%) then when FLX is at, say, 0.05p (a twentieth of a penny) take your profits on the one you switched into (leave the original capital there, take just the gain) and buy back into FLX.

I'll give you that one NTM. "Buy low, sell high" is another saying, so you might do well, but if you do add at under 1p, and it then goes to 0.8p, 0.6p, 0,4p - at what price do you give up?

There is a saying on this board - Don't buy until Falling Knife1 advises that it is safe to do so.

Also - Ignore FallingKnife1 at your peril.

"adding more here but very cautiously, with averaging down punchily as a key driver in that" - there is a saying in the stock market - never try to catch a falling knife. I think someone else on here is aware of that saying.

"I am keeping the faith in the hope" - the slimeball is another who relies on hope value. He might do better on the Premium Bonds.

Having given it further consideration, my last post was too polite. Undeservedly polite.

I should have just said "What's it got to do with you you smug git", because your post was smug - supercilious.

No I didn't. Look back and spot the difference - and why are you asking my reason for posting anyway. This is a chat board and I'm free to post within the site's rules and you are not the board policeman.

When I wrote "swapped hope value for successful trading " - I meant successful trading by the company and not my own successful trading in shares, although if the company is doing well then my purchase of their shares should turn out to be a success.

NTM - your posts keep giving us more and more evidence of the way your mind works.

You are just like I was - I initially bought into FLX because I thought it had a good future. All the bumph made it look that way.

As the sp fell and fell and fell, I held on to my FLX shares hoping it would turn out all right in the end. I argued with FK1 pointing out all of the optimistic statements in the RNSs to prove that I was right and he was wrong.

"Hope value" is not a good investment strategy. I was a mug for taking so long to see that FK1 was always right with his forecasts for the sp.

I have swapped hope value for successful trading and real prospects for solid growth.

ECK seems like a solid bet with patented technology (for secure online payments), big contracts in the UK, winning contracts in the US, cash in the bank - and the coronavirus has actually boosted its business.

It is benefitting from working from home, WFH, since it provides internet software that facilitates home working.

In March, the directors said that, in these uncertain times, they need to be prudent, so they withheld the dividend. This month they announced that the business is doing so well that they feel confident enough to now pay the dividend - and that is from prudent people. ECK has realistic prospects, rather than just hope value.

You say "what if a global depression off the back of co-vid hits" - then get some money into recession-proof stocks. E.g. Reckitt Benckiser and Unilever. People will always clean their house and wash clothes, etc. Cleaning products sell even in a recession. Supermarkets are doing well and this dip in the gold price and gold miners is a buying opportunity. These tips are nothing more than opinion, chit chat and food for thought, so there will be no charge, but I can accept payment for the psycho-analysis in Bitcoin if you prefer that to cash.

"It sometimes takes many years for a company to find a good path" - this is true.

ECK was well under 5p for quite a few years, but I have watched it go to 69p today - and it pays a dividend. I suggest you look into ECK - better prospects than FLX, in my opinion.

By the way - buy ECK tomorrow and you will get the dividend that is to be paid on 23 Oct, or wait until they go xd on the 25th and buy them a bit cheaper than they are now.

Look at the HOC price chart. That H&S is still in play.

"I'd even miss Noels endlessly samesy dollops of misery " - I've got a fan. How nice.

You'd miss me NTM, because you know I make sense, and on that note, let me correct you on "buy very low and sell a bit higher perhaps more apt than my standard buy low, sell high ending" - you will buy low, sell even lower as I did, only I bought at higher prices than today and sold at higher prices than today. Since I sold, the sp has dropped into a new low range. I hope you take note of FK's advice that there might an opportunity coming up - take it as an opportunity to get out.

Did you get your 250p Givingthelowdown?

On 25th August you posted "Bet you were pleased you sold in 230's, now its in late 220's, a decision thats bound to make you lots of cash, well done!"

Down from 239p to 219p - what's 28,000 x 20p? Mock that low life.