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......go down well here but credit where it's due, and writing as someone who's regularly bashed the guy on here, anyone who took TW's advice at the start of the year has alot to thank him for. Nothing to do with this board, I know, but see Wandisco's if you haven't already. Just thought others here might be interested.

... .. I do like the budget thinking though.

.......if I was part of the dealmaking discussions - but someone without any shares to date - then I might be tempted to "keep talking" until such time as I could pick some up at a reasonable price.....which we must be pretty close to now. Too conspiratorial?

Even as a football fan, am I or much of the rest of the country really interested in Bristol City v Man City or Man Utd v West Ham in some FA Cup last 16 match on the main ITV channel, especially when Premiership players are being done to death throughout the rest of the year's home and international games throughout the rest of the year. It's not like the outcome wasn't / isn't a given in these cases. All it does is irk the majority prime soap fans because their programmes are pushed aside. Make ITV 4 the sports channel and stick it on there, as per the racing, rather than just peeing people off.

What do we need? More patience! When do we need it? NOW!

.....and especially "more speed".

I might be talking Bollx here but I was just reading a recent RNS from Serica on 20th December in which they announced their intended purchase of Tailwind Energy. A quote from a recent report (The Times 8 Feb) stated, "It is hopeful that its takeover of Tailwind Energy can be finalised by the end of March once regulatory approvals and financial details are completed." In other words, all deals take time (F/Os included), they don't just involve the two parties and our quest for "more haste" might therefore be deemed premature?

"For once silence, and the sp will say it all."
There are times I so wish LSE had a retract / delete button :-(

Who / where did you write to?

Lisa, the Manager at the Broadfields store in Aylesbury encapsulates everything you'd hope for as a shareholder from the staff. Obviously an M&S person through and through and willing to go 'above and beyond' in ensuring the customers return.

Still expensive

giro121, that's a question? Sorry but you'll have to check for yourself :-)

"GW is not interested at all in a constructive debate! ... He is just here to defend the Company!"

Really, GirlyBrianT? So, how's the rest of yer O'Level in the Bleedin' Obvious coming along? ;-)

GigaWitt: "I always knew I was right and didn’t expect to be thanked. I expected you to blame everyone but yourselves. I expected you to insult and undermine me."

I'm not actually invested here but have followed this board closely. GigaWitt, your sentences above sum-up your problem in the eyes of many on here. Every sentence started with "I". Whilst you obviously have a lot to contribute to the board, people might be more willing to listen if you drop the ego and realise that 'it's not about you'.

Looking back at Nano's (ongoing) "jam tomorrow" performance through the years, it would be interesting to know how many shares would have been bought without the litigation dreams to hang onto. This was always a "punt" and with the court case now behind us, there are so many better investments out there.

Laura, you do see the irony of your header?

Unless I'm missing something, no real figures though?
" As a result of the factors above, combined with FX tailwinds, the Adjusted EBITDA loss for the year is now expected to be narrower than (and therefore ahead of) the Board's expectations."

I think it's a reasonable deal but my biggest concern would be where they go from here, having largely relied upon this litigation to shore-up the SP or to show any real profit or genuine growth over recent years?

I have been going through JohnBriggs posting history and can only assume that he / she is now psychologically scarred, having lost a lot of money in the past. Otherwise he would surely be concentrating on shares that he does believe in rather than focusing solely on those he wants to spend so much of his valuable time knocking on such a regular basis, especially with such well researched and definite views on his part? ;-) There is not one positive comment throughout on his various other companies. He's either a blatant deramper or has too much time on his hands for his own good. Why else? Feel free to offer your own reasoning, JB?