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As usual the ex employee from 2008, with a chip on his shoulder, tries to put a negative spin on the trading update. Nothing mentioned about all the positives. Why do you post here so much? Isn't life going that well for you since you were sacked?

It is true that the strong rouble could increase costs, but not all costs are in roubles. It all depends on your medium term view of the price of gold. Mine is, that year on year we are likely to continue to see an increase for some time. A small increase, say just an 8% increase, will give considerable leavage to the yield. I still feel a 60% increase is realistic. The increase in the gold price in the past 3 months is far more significant than the rise in rouble costs. However, your concerns are noted. Thank you.

If the gold could simply maintain the current price, the profit would rise by 60%, and hopefully the yield to over 10%. As it happens there is every likelihood the gold price will continue to rise, given the current global instabilities.

Due on 3rd May, plus hopefully an update on the business transformation Lots of quite sizable buys going through recently between 41p and 42p. Hopefully someone "in the know". Sells on the other hand look like a number of small trades, possibly by PI's no willing to take more risk?

Having to "big up" what you do, is a sure sign of personal insecurity. What you think is not relevant here, especially as your inside information is 7 years out of date.

Get rid of the brick on your shoulder. It's dragging you down. Having an interest in a company that "got rid of you" 7 years ago isn't healthy. Just thinking about your sanity.

Yep, a steady set of results in line with expectations. There may be a slight dip, but I fully expect the share price to be significantly higher this time next year.

Not sure why you think that we're 6 moths into a new year. The end of IMTK's financial year is 31st March. Your update is about as useful as your other posts. Non-informed and out of date..... I must admit it's not really professional for a company director to be posting here about another company. That just about sums it up.

I think you reported 6 months ago this same thing. You really should lose that chip on your shoulder about being sacked.

So this was 3 weeks from collapse?? Didn't happen, and won't. Made a tidy profit here, and likely to keep going up IMO. Gold is the new,.... Gold

So based on a Boston employee report, dated 2014 you give this prediction? The one from this month was quite neutral. Glassdoor is a place where ex-employees get a chance to have their say. Hardly a non-biased view is it? Of course an ex-director from 2010 who was ousted, is likely to be totally impartial in their view. Anyway, we will know facts in due course, not speculation

Now at over 5%. Looks like they are soaking up the few shares that have been sold in the past month or so. Note also linkedin is showing quite a considerable uplift in employees, worldwide, over the past 18 months.

4% is quite a significant stake build, and growing fast.

Which investor is that? Matt Cooper has invested another £0.5m and Hargreaves Hale a similar amount. I think they are the champions

So you post parts of the annual report in isolation trying to make a point. Annual loss has reduced year on year, as the new strategy starts to take shape. Business in the US increasing at a sustainable pace. A large proportion of the costs in GBP. Revenue in $ increasing. Looks good to me. An ex CEO with a chip on his shoulder, trying to get even

The three of you, posting long boring views on here, have your own agenda. You all claim to be "spectators" with an interest. However, you also have vested interests in the competitors of IMTK, hence your views. You won't admit it, but it is fairly obvious. I have far better things to do than argue here. I have my views on the growth of IMTK in the US. You have yours, driven not by the company, but by your other interests. Quite frankly, I couldn't give a damn about your anonymous views.

The post by adamark may have been recent, but the content was very old material. Yawn.... Anyway, what is the purpose of your long boring posts? I'll keep asking until you give me a straight answer, that fits with your posts.

Bother, this really is very boring. We all now understand your view. Simply repeating old posts is not exactly helpful. Anything new to add? Of course not, because you have no contact with the company. Any more 7 year old news for the board that may be of interest? Any other shares you'd like to pump up here? Sigh.....

The ramblings on here have become excessively boring. A so called ex director of 7 years ago gives us his view from the past, and the ex brother humble trying to pump up one of our competitors. Totally transparant IMO.

Agreed that both the "trampling on strawberries" was very much a brotherhumble term, as well as the filling the BB with long and very tedious posts, often repeating a viewpoint in many different ways Not sure why someone who has sold or is potentially selling here is posting so much?