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So everything passed at the AGM.
Anyone have an idea what was approved?
Maybe issue of more shares to get more money before the dilution hits too hard for a much lower sp.
Note, this is a decent prediction of BTC price going forward. No bull**** nonsense of hyper inflated unachievable prices in the 90k+ region.
hTTps://www.newsbtc.com/2019/10/19/model-bitcoin-price-drop-8000-bears-done/
Nice move started by BTC. Passed through 3 significant lines of resistance already.
Let’s see how far she can go.
‘Savvy investors will hang in there, confident of big returns in due course’
Fool.
Savvy investors left along time ago. Only fools remain to watch their money disappear and brain dead idiots buy more on the illusion of cheap share opportunities.
Aaronq.
Its not teething. The models been run for several years and has never attracted restaurants and those that have signed up from subscription based models have eventually left.
I think there is a mention of >10% change to revenue somewhere, which 4 restaurants won’t breach.
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Excellent.
London on and . . . . woopeeeeee a massive 4!!!! Restaurants.
Was only 1 away then.
So now we have another great expectation turned failure out of the way . . . . anyone else selling up.
Note, 20% drop is not what should have happened. This should have been the last resort for DISH for many investors.
Nothing can pick this up now. It’s a one way ride to extinction. 1p by end of November.
Opportunity to exit on a peak coming.
May be the last one.
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Large projects on tight budgets. But similar to businesses
That's what a lot of people have been thinking for a long time. But they never deliver.
This isn't normal business. Any other startup that takes this long to get started would fire the manager in charge and replace them with others that are able to do something.
Doesn’t matter Johno, it’s the same model.
Despite them both failing to sign new restaurants and losing those they had throughout the whole time they’ve failed to change in order to implement something that’ll be both attractive to new restaurants as well provide the revenue required to keep them.
3 years short term???
Hate to think what medium term is
You cant compare DISH takeup with other model takeup.
Before DISH moved started as a more traditional subscription based model they had signups as well.
It's only since changing to the current yield based model they have failed.
If they had stayed as a subscription based model they would be in a much better position.
But to be honest, based on previous DISH retention. I hope its London 30 Manchester 15. This will gradually erode away as restaurants leave but it might cause a big enough spike for investors to sell.
Easy peasy.
London 5
Manchester 1
It had to be either del monte or um bongo.
I think the man from del monte said yesssss!
;)
A contract from del monte to provide free cartons of juice to anyone that uses the app?
From here there are two options for investors.
1) Sell now and see what happens.
2) Wait for another shock rise and try and sell on the peak. There is a chance there may be another spike if there's some good news, but now we are through September the chances are looking slim.
If things do start to look positive then you can always reinvest. But at the moment the reward to risk ratio is far to far in the wrong direction