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Is this really the level this message board has come down to? We have seen this company move into a steady decline to where it's now worthless and your last little bit of hope is to believe a so called "magical inner circle" that promises all good things are still to come... LOL

This place is like a comedy show, consisting of supporters that have no clue about trading, making money and lack common sense.

Lith, you need help bud. That's not an attack but genuine advice. Your posting is very strange.

Also I can see you've created a new account. Guess you didn't want to be associated to some of your very bad investment decisions that your post history once showed.

You know, I remember you heavily defending MTV from over a year ago and it just so happens that I browsed some of these old boards to see what happened to some of the companies that I once reviewed or held interest in.

It reached a point where we had a number of debates. You didn't want to accept any criticism of the company and believed the product was set for success.

A year later and MTV is delisted. Your countless comments failed to materialize. Yet still to this day you comment here on a regular basis with your strange "Good Morning" posts like all it well.

You failed to acknowledge warnings. You failed to listen to others. You're still in denial it seems.

What this proves is that you're not to be taken seriously on these boards. You're no better than a troll. You don't seem to know much and you're not to be taken seriously.

Word of warning for newbies that comes across this. Don't listen to some of the strange individuals that frequent here.

Who are you referring to? Hopefully not me. I haven't messaged on LSE for almost a year. You see, the problem you get on these boards is that: 1) If you're invested then you will say anything that aligns with your interests i.e. the company is undervalued and should be far higher based on news/development. To do so will return more profit.These people usually promise the world and share previous SP highs. 2) If you're not invested and have no intention of investing then you hold a mutual view and can clearly see others intentions. 3) If you're not invested and want to invest then this sort of person is likely to 'troll' and state negative remarks to try and bring down the price for their own interests. I'm not invested and not going to invest. I'm happy for people that have gained a profit and wish them the best of luck. However I will happily call out people that will say anything that attempts to attract new investors for THEIR own interests. If the company has legs then is will run regardless.

Ahhhh yes Phirpo, lets use a previous all-time high SP price to reflect where this share should be today... Perhaps ask yourself why this company dropped from 49p all the way down to 1p to begin with? A previous SP comparison is just your poor attempt of reeling people in. Good job on those who made a profit but don't get sucked in by rampers that will try and feed you anything to make THEIR profits go up further.

So the spread is 50% and not the 100% indicated? Even so, 50% is terribly high. It would have me running a mile.

How about the spread? I presume LSE is not showing the accurate spread but based on the information at hand it seems you will need to wait for another 100% rise to see any profit. Correct me if I'm wrong.

This is obviously good news for CLON and the price has reacted positively, putting many people into profit. Just be vary of these comments stating the new "target price" being spouted. Yes, further rises are possible (I'm not doubting that) but I have seen it time and time again, posters coming out of the woodwork with new targets which usually are pulled out of thin air and rarely materialize. Those spouting a rise by end of week to 3p are doing nothing but predicting and hoping, however their comment often suggests an degree of certainty. Something that tends to real new investors in and sees people lose money. Always DYOR before risking your hard earned.

Yeah, bet it does Kenny since the majority of your posts are on the AfriAG board. Mug.

Agreed AUNBoy. With a company offering products like this it is easy to relate to because you are able to observe and use their products unlike, say a mining or oil company. I have used JustEat many times in the past. However recently I have moved to a competitor because they are very similar to use (in fact I think some companies have simply taken the website template and made slight alterations). I found the competitor offered more cash back (when using a site like quidco) and the website was smooth and fast (last time I tried to JE the website was down - due to peak demand most likely). As you have said, restaurants will favor those that charge less and will promote as such. I think this sector is very risky. Competitors can come and go. It's also susceptible to competitive pricing where the company that can provide the cheapest cost to the restaurant and the best discounts to customers will win. DYOR.

Last week I got some stick (amongst other posters) who predicted "clever money would have sold when the RNS was released regarding the most recent cooperate sale and the disappointing revenues generated" Not to rub salt in the wounds, but it was clear as day when FITB received a 300% surge that people presumed would result in much higher revenue forecast from the sale. For those who were rude I suggest using this boards to discuss fair and evenly if someone has a difference of opinion. FITB is now back to around where it was previously before the mass interest.

When do you need to be invested to hold a view on a public board? For your interest, I was invested in FITB some time ago. Ever heard the saying "buy on rumor sell on news"? The movement on this share holds true to that saying exactly. Had someone invested on the buildup of the 1 day, 300% movement they could have done very well indeed, even when selling when the suspension was raised.

Not pouring petrol on people at all. I suggest you review the facts. It's right there in the RNS. - Two days ago this share incurred a lot of interest that resulted in it spiking to 300% in value. - Presume this was related to potential news of a big cooperate sale. - Share was suspended as there was obviously unusual price movement and the company felt the need to. - RNS was released and the cooperate sale was confirmed but resulted in a projected £60k revenue for 2017. - Share suspension was raised. - Based on the number of units sold, this was hardly impressive. - People started selling as the sale compared to the revenue was disappointing. - Here we are two days later and the share has tumbled in price. Do you really see this SP going up any time soon? I can't see it. Even a large order shows an unimpressive revenue stream as the hardware is sold close to cost price as the business plan is to generate long term revenue from the services offered. Long term I can see this company doing well. Short term it still has a way to go to become more efficient. That's not forgetting it no longer is focusing on the retail market. Don't get upset. It simply is an opinion.

The clever people sold as soon as the RNS was released. The £60k revenue was no way worth the 300% rise. People simply heard of the mass cooperate deal and expected far higher revenue to come of it. When the facts were released, reality hit. Yes, it still is revenue and has potential but not the amount based on the interest this share got.

"Mrcalm i would not let the trolls put you off", you'll find the 'trolls' are people like you issuing unrealistic target. 17% drop today as predicted and common for most shares that have had such a surge in value within a day. Not surprised however. LSE tends to be full of dreamers and well wishers.

Calm I presume have taken a punt in a company that you know nothing about and attempted to ride the wave like many. It's basic knowledge that unless you catch the wave early (i.e. 6-10p range in this case) then you are risking to have been purchasing on a spike. Many will be happy with their profits and sold today before the bell hence the later drop. Tomorrow I predict (yes, predict not recommend or advise before brigade comes out with all alarms blaring) that this will drop in price as people will be a) questioning their punt (as you are) and so sell first thing, or b) will sell as they are still in profit and now questioning how this will move tomorrow and so derisk. The only case where I have seen continuous executive rises after such large initial rise is when the company is far undervalued and have released news that is transformational (i.e. 88E when it went from 0.38p to around 3p). However, from memory, 88E did not dip at the bell, but instead rose higher and higher until the peak was reached. Of course I could be wrong. Tomorrow you may see this continue to rise, however my prediction is based on what I tend to see with the majority of companies on LSE that surge in price in a day and then tend to show negative movement the following. Of course, do your homework and don't risk more than you can afford to lose. Any descent person doesn't like seeing others lose money. I've been burnt before and now tend to be more cautious. I now tend to admire but steer clear of investing when I've missed the initial surge in value. The trick is to identify these companies early and wait. Anyhow, hope it works out for you and that you make money and have a Merry Christmas.

Where there is a top riser displaying a 100%+ rise in a day there is Advance123 spouting ludicrous predictions while having absolutely no prior knowledge about the company. Stop the guess work, you are literally encouraging people in the 'hope' your prediction bears true for SELF GAIN.

Still going round to the high risers promoting SML with the '100 bag quote' I see. Best of luck fishing.

Not sure if that is true. If I remember back to around a year ago Redstone always had the smallest profit margin due to the cost to implement their services. The unhealthy profit margin was one of the reasons we were able to buy Redstone from its previous owners. That being said, now attention is focused around Redstone I am sure this will improve. Key areas will be efficiency and new contracts.

would expect*