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So you're looking at the EBIT multiple, you've picked the worst possible metric to suit your agenda and it's still not that bad, well done

Ah, now I see why you can't see the value of FSJ, seems you can't read. Honestly if you want to try get people to sell, take the poor management/likely more bad debts approach because you're not going to fool anyone based on the metrics.

It's also less than a quarter of it's pre-covid price, how many of those opportunities still around?

Almost certainly, but I don't think many could predict when

A £200 million market cap and Net assets of £235 Million
A Forecast profit £27 - £32 million, at the lower end EPS - 54p
a P/E of 7.2

What metrics are you looking at?
FSJ is value

Why do you doubt it?
It's an investment company with less that £60,000 left to invest and a good time for seed investments. I don't think BLU investors would be too happy if some of their investment gains were realised at this time. Past placing's in June and August 2020 and April 2021, if Duke got a similar placing deal to Nick Slater and with warrants attached, wouldn't be a bad thing

What about funding the next placing?

A market cap of £10 million and SYME might look reasonable value, long way to come down yet

My bet is Patrick Viera accumulating more...

That was the CEO and if that didn't encourage you enough the CEO, non-executive Chairman and the CFO bought over £100,000's worth when the share price was over £8 in September. I think it'll take a couple of years but I believe it'll return to over £10 per share

More share buy backs, seems to be their way?

Agreed, it's terrible if you're looking at last years results. But the latest trading update paints a different picture, indications of a return to ~£50 million profit in time.

Nonsense, nonsense and more nonsense. Good luck waiting for your buy target

I'm embarrassed for you, if you're expecting £250 million profit you're going to be very disappointed, perhaps re-read the RNS' or see Garyn's post, might help you understand

Revenue probably won't even even be £250 million. It's good value, but not that good

Something to talk about other than with holding tax. What a positive RNS

I sense a TR-1 from sustainable capital any day now... possibly the last one too

You could also be concerned about another outbreak of Ebola in Guinea, Maigu not meeting the February elections deadline; ECOWAS have warned miners in Mali would suffer, World bank suspending payments to Mali and a government likely to bring in a certain PMC who likes to be paid in gold. There's a there's a lot o potential risks in the area, still though I believe the share price reflects a worst case scenario and is great value atm

Correction, *2 years but must be held personally, not as part of a fund.

Have to be held for three years and the shares can't be held as part of a fund to be eligible for BPR. Although some companies offer an "AIM ISA" it's a PF of BPR eligible shares held in your ISA. Interestingly seeing more and more awareness of BPR through AIM shares, and general IHT mitigation. I wonder how much this will effect some of the companies on the AIM. It has been reported that by 2030 millennials will be the receivers of the biggest generational inheritance windfall ever.