RE: Interims24 Feb 2023 09:31
Could not agree more m007j
Makes no sense to take such risks when EISB are only just starting to generate meaningful sales in territories they've worked hard to become established in.
Is Tony Burt just too ambitious? Ambition is no bad thing but it needs to be balanced with a sense of realism and pragmatism. Going after a smaller and more crowded market than the ones he is just seeing some success with doesn't make good business sense to me bwtfdik
I pray he doesn't load the company up with debt for this expansion or dilute the patient (brave) and existing share holders into oblivion. Speaking for myself I've held long enough here to feel I deserve some reward after years of sp decline. I first bought in here in Oct 2021 at 14.75p. Would be great not to see the sp hit -90% from my first purchase....
Need this to hit about 4.5p to break even and don't think I'm being unreasonable to ask Burt to put in a spurt to help the sp for once rather than simply tell investors not to worry about it. It's the only means by which any investor can actually achieve some financial reward. Please for once do or say something - anything - to give the sp a shot in the arm. Fine for you as you take a salary what ever the sp does. Holders don't have that luxury and atm I feel you're asking way too much to keep investors loyal by saying 'look, it's going to be more dilution and cash raises and debt for another 2 or 3 years but then it'll be great...'. There are no guarantees in this world so no one, especially Tony Burt, can tell me everything will be great here in another few years time.