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Just a ridiculous spread, the difference between a buy price and sell price, it's been particularly bad all day, unfortunately the day finished with a sell.

"Completely the wrong time to sell out here, the catalysts ahead will drive it forward. Really don't understand buying and then selling at a loss unless there is a reason to do so, some sort of bad news, sure way to reduce your pot on an ongoing basis."

Market movements exploiting the known physcolocogy of your average investor, it's well documented and the reason 85% of PI's lose money.

Pipedreamer, you also said just last week that your waves were taking this down to 24p, your mind must be in total disarray, stop trying to make sense of it and take more coffee breaks 👍

PP, I think you're just making this up as you go along.

@dealer

fsa?

You appear educated and up to speed so whatever you say man.

Yawn.....

Of course not but it had been public knowledge that legal action may be pressed against those responsible, how do you think that was going to happen without involvement of a legal body? Hence for anyone with at least half a degree of common sense could forecast the possibility of their involvement. That doesn't mean it's what I wanted to see on a Friday afternoon but it didn't exactly come out of the blue.

Anyway it's all old news, let's look forward to what the next set of results might bring, that will be the clincher in where this goes next.

All legacy issues and dealt with.

"You think the fca are investigating just as a final stage for some rubber stamp?!"

Not at all, it's absolutely necessary in order to be able to impose any legal action on those responsible. Keep up man.

SCB, and unless you're blind you'll see that most if not all of those problems you mention have been caused by BOOs desperate actions to get their hands on REVB to help save them from their own sorry state. The recent FCA involvement is purely the final stages of dealing with pre suspension issues just in case you haven't fully read the RNS's

SCB, there is no denying that one but the in rush of outside investment believes these problems are now mostly in the past.

Red, I was referring to the headless chicken lot that react almost in a mindless reactive mode to any slightest bit of news without applying any rationale whatsoever. If in doubt read back through some of the comments on here. Well done to anyone that sells high and buys in lower but with a 2-3% spread to sell and same again to buy in here there will be a very small percentage of people who sold today will get back in with much gain, certainly not with any volume.

Correct, we just need some of the headless chicken investors here to put their big boy pants on.

Exactly, they see the potential and desperately need this to work, they have shown their hand, they see this as a route to their survival. Just wait for the next set of numbers incorporating sales from the new chain stores they are supplying, there is no way 32p will be accepted, long way off.

#trash

Dealer, try and keep your level head on my friend. BOO is accumulating shares in a successfully expanding company because it needs a new direction to get them away from their failing fast fashion business. BOO in their history have as yet never undergone this approach, they can not afford to do anything that may rash the REVB business model and stunt its current growth, they need this to work, for their survival they need this to succeed. Outside of the ruthlessness and desperation they have shown to get their hands on it they will not risk anything detrimental to the business. William Currie knows this. If BOO were to cross the threshold to have to bid they need to offer a price that will be accepted, 32p will not be accepted. Follow the money people.

No I strongly agree, if it goes down might go lower, if it goes up may go further but there is a possibility it may go sideways. But bare in mind news of a capital event could affect any of these outcomes.

I hope you don't devote too much of your spare time to these things 😁

wow there are certainly some folk got there knickers in a twist.

revb was suspended for the sole reason that they couldn't produce accurate accounts on time, no other reason. there is absolutely no reason to be suspended because the fca is looking at the information produced by the forensic audit for the purpose of possibly prosecuting those responsible. the more worrying aspect here is that this fecking lot on here are legally able to buy and sell shares even though they are emotionally ******ed, it's little wonder that markets are screwed up.

Reading through some of the comments they seem to give the impression that this came totally out of the blue. Yes timing was poor given people were beginning to feel with BOO compromise like the SP had formed some sort of stability to build from but this is just the next step in dealing with a situation we all knew about. Did anyone truly believe that those responsible for the actions that caused the suspension here would go unpunished? This is still dealing with historic issues that have since been corrected, nothing new. What's new is the arrival of a TR1 Friday announcing further interest in the REVB business backed up by a few million. The worst thing that ever happened to markets in my view was to give your average PI instant access to a buy/sell button, the greatest contributor to nonsensical volatility. Monday should be interesting, there may be a few get it right but the majority that choose to sell tomorrow will at some point in the close future wish they hadn't. It's just the nature of this game. All in my view. Good luck all.

Certainly put a downer on things at the close of play Friday, especially after the earlier confidence inspiring TR1.

The FCA investigation in fairness most knew was going to happen as it's required in order to be able to prosecute those responsible for their wrong doings and that outcome had already been implied.

Bob selling his shares, well I daresay it's his way of displaying how disgruntled he is having been ousted, a complete reverse of his not long previous large purchase with his own money. Not sure how long this will now take to settle but meanwhile the company continues to perform and during any SP weakness it causes BOO and perhaps others will be waiting to pounce. The excitement is far from over. I'm holding come what may but good luck with your own choices.

Another rather large vote of confidence as to where this is heading. Just the no logic applied "I don't like BOO" lot to completely flush out then off we go.

How about trying to focus on the business model and it's continuing expansion into chain stores and it's glaring popularity and success on social media platforms that is driving new products and sales. How about focusing on the 73% of the company that BOO don't own, even though they see so much potential here they'd like it all.