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The bottom line is that there was clearly a large order at sub 15p. Most small timers have left the building now. Check out the volumes & size of trades. I'd say that the bulk of amateurs including on here have been scared out of their shares. They will either buy back at a much higher price, or just become bitter & twisted trolls like our resident clown.
Watch for the bounce- it will be rather aggressive.....

Oh I forgot when that clown came on here tipping other shares that tanked, Did he use fundamentals or his superior skills as a technical trader.
You just could not make this up!

Jambon, try not to rise to their bait. The bears have the upper hand, for now. As for that Predators character, he does not hold & has no interest in Koovs- probably an ex holder who got badly stung in the past. He posts all day on ADVFN. His motive here is just to disrupt. Knows zilch about fundamentals & even less about technical analysis- remember when i had to teach him a lesson. Only a clown would use technical analysis on an illiquid share on AIM.
Brings very little to the table.
He talks of 2 months- that says it all!!
Come back in 2 years son!

So he is trying to be big & clever on Twitter, stating how he foretold this would drop to the placing price (which it has), but his biased article (has Koovs bashed before), was published 3 days BEFORE the placing price was announced.
Now he knows why most think he is an amateur journalist. A proper Paul Scott wannabee.

Koovs burns cash at an alarming rate but fails to translate it into significant growth - sell
By Gary Newman | Sunday 1 July 2018

The 15p placing news came out on 4th July!!!!!

What a clown!!!!! Proper caught out!

Trying to allude that he said this would drop to the current placing price of 15p

The news was not out then, only the 10p HT Media deal.

A classic amateur journalist who tries to use old skool metrics to try & value growth companies that are scaling up. Knows very little about Koovs, e commerce, or India & probably doesn't even know what demonetisation or GST are & how they affected the sector.
As I said, very easy to knock these kinds of shares when they are on their knees.
Lets see a balanced article one day from these two characters.

I suppose it is quite easy writing a 'sell recommendation' article on a struggling, illiquid AIM stock that is on its knees..
He then went quiet over the last month as funding news broke & the share price rose & now feels the need to respond as the price has fallen back.
Very unbalanced & biased, a bit like Paul Scott. Working for Shareprophets with its limited readership says it all really.

Gary Newman @GaryNTrader

According to some on LSE I was an amateur journalist who didn’t have a clue what I was on about when I recently wrote a piece suggesting that KOOV would drop back towards the placing price......

I thought Koovs was the next ASOS!
Comparing the two with now approaching similar market caps, Sosander has revenues of only 1 million pounds with a limited social media audience of middle aged women.
I see Paul Scott loves this early stage online play, whilst loathing Koovs.
It is all about scaling up growth in this saturated market, which costs money- ask Koovs, who literally ran out of dosh before being rescued by one of Indias richest men.
Given a choice, I would rather be invested in the fastest growing major economy on Earth, the last frontier of e commerce. With a young, educated, aspiring, tech savvy population, it is no wonder the likes of Walmart, Amazon, Alibaba et al are all vying for a piece of the massive pie.

We all remember when you bought in on that spike & sold out 20 minutes later at a loss. You then spammed/ trolled on here to make yourself feel better- then got suspended.
You're obviously new to this game & it can be cruel at times. With experience, maybe some day, you too could be successful.

Who knows who is selling, but sooner or later they will have sold out.
It's sad to think that people actually think they are Buys- the mm's are just misleading the less experienced traders.

At 10p, you will then want to see 5p. You have no intention of buying. For whatever reason, you just like trolling here. I suspect you have been badly stung by Koovs in the past.

check the times & date & what the price did at the time. Ignore the fact that they are blue. I have checked the bid/ ask- they are sells. The 850k & 288k are sells.
As I said yesterday lots of big sells are kept quiet by the mm's
Those huge sells explain the drop yesterday.

I'm not talking about fellow investors, I'm talking about AIM traders, who are extremely consistent in losing money. They know nothing about the fundamentals of the companies they trade in. Get spooked very quickly & get suckered into junk shares, depending which way the wind blows.
I know that most who are trading in Koovs at the moment know very little about the company, the sector or India. In fact, I will go further & state that they don't even know what demonetisation or GST is.

The exact reason why 95% of AIM traders lose money. They get bored after a few days, then flit in & out of junk shares that have massive spreads. The recent decline here should have got rid of most of the chaff/ dross by now.

Finally went through 20,209 shares at 15.30p
Another live trade from the Putneylad!
Fancy another top up at these levels Jambon?

NT to buy...…..

Will buy 20000 shares in a few minutes...…
Can not believe the drop to 15p when it was oversubscribed at this price!!!!

Also sells over 700 products on Souq.com, the largest e commerce platform in the Middle East & coincidentally owned by Amazon.
https://uae.souq.com/ae-en/koovs/s/?as=1

Koovs does sell in the UK
Has a range on Simply Be for the larger lady
https://www.simplybe.co.uk/shop/1/_/N-1ytvgps/Ntt-koov/products/show.action?hnid=2000&type=cmr