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I am beginning to wonder if this share might break-out soon - I have lost badly on this share so although I should ignore that, it's very hard to do.

I have just voted against this on ii (polite word stitch-up, closer to reality theft). Perhaps not just incompetence by senior management here. I laughed when a recent parliament committee said crypto should be regulated as gambling as people could lose all their money - unlike Purplebricks where you get to keep 1%.

The perils of being a shareholder in a small aim stock is that we are the last to know - indicated by the steady fall since August last year despite only good news being released. I am coming to the conclusion that Aim stocks are for the birds.

Perhaps Apollo have decided it was to too rash to buy both THG and Wood Group at the same time.

I can understand the share price not moving much. The results looked a bit of a mixed bag to me - albeit slightly more positive than negative.

Results are good but market cap at 1.3bn is pretty high for a profit of 28m, so although invested I'm not thinking the shares are a steal at 270p. Yes it's a growth stock but the fact that there are direct alternatives is probably going to limit profitability.

Chegg (a similar company in US in education sector) shares are down by about 45% today on the basis that they are starting to see a big impact from AI.

Agree I was expecting bad news given the drop over the last few weeks - what's not to like now.

Apologies if this has already been mentioned but Telegraph has an article in the Health section on Eroxon. "The gel that fixed my erectile dysfunction'. "It worked for me pretty much straight away and worked every time" according to 'David'. Better than a full page ad!

Surprised the share price hasn't moved more - possibly a result of too many false dawns and bs.

Hard to get my head round that the fact that the bid price is the same as the price in May 2022 and since then (September) Built has been sold to reduce debt to a manageable amount and results in January were in line with expectations. It seems strange to entertain a bid as this level given the oil price incentive for more exploration and the valuation of companies like Schlumberger.

Agree - I am just above my average now and wondering what to do - buy, sell or hold. I am convinced that the youth of today can't be bothered to cook or walk 5 minutes down the road, but then again I suspect there are 1 too many players in the market.

The running of this fund into the ground has made me determined not to ever invest in any Schroder fund again.

Barclays have had a price of 60p on Tullow for years and recently it's 85p. That encourages people to lose money on this mismanaged company more than a low rating.

Surely this will move higher to the (new higher) bid price than when it was 222 on the 10th March? Anyway my logic has convinced me to buy.

I'm looking for an exit price as I have been strung along far too long by this company.

Yes giving up my subscription to Investors Chronicle has saved me from losing even more money.

The New all time low just got lower. I'm coming to the rapid conclusion it's not worth buying these small companies with great potential (including Versarien). So few of them seem to succeed. I would be better off becoming a problem gambler - I want some politician to stand up in parliament and declare that investors should be protected from unscrupulous small companies (with CEOs that pay themselves too much).

Not ex-dividend and no RNS! Any ideas?

Yes, certainly a big drop today - Lookers posted a small rise.