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Safe to say that the market likes the results. £10 by Christmas? You wouldn't bet against it. ATB

I get your frustration. However, there is one important thing, I believe, that is worth keeping in mind. The Directors will make didly if the share price does not rise! No point being gifted a bunch of shares if they continue to fall in price. So, for me at least, they will definitely not just go for top line growth only. I feel that as long as they don't go mad with costs then the bottom line will rise in turn. Increase the top line by 25% (easily achievable in the US alone) and the bottom line will swell in tandem. The new CFO would not have joined if she thought that she would be handed a bunch of worthless LTIP shares. Keep the faith as this company has a great deal going for it - as The Daily Mail pointed out just two weeks ago. ATB

Yes, you're quite right. It's AIM and therefore rather less predictable than other markets but, still, I am personally very surprised at how this company is being treated. It is FAR better than this share price suggests. Question is? Do I go against my 'hard and fast' rule of selling at -15%? I am currently at -12%!?! I'm gutted as I really do think this has £1+ all over it. There are far less deserving companies doing far better. Such is life.... ATB

I freely admit to being totally mystified by this share. It just makes no sense that it is not moving speedily up to 80p to 90p. Instead it drops almost daily! Anyway, the good news is that they're now selling their range of products on Amazon in the US and have, this week, appointed a Country Manager for the US - so revenues should continue to ramp up. Surely a good buy for the large Institutions. . . .

My buy was at 09:49am for 4,413 shares taking my total to 35,000. I seem to be one of the few that actually is pretty bullish here. As alfista mentions, I also can see SiS being bought out by one of the big boys. However, I really do see this moving north of £1 and quite possibly before Christmas. It's only not in profit because the revenue is being ploughed back in to marketing and major high visibility sponsorships.....in my opinion! A really exciting prospect this one. ATB

ps. ALL of the above trades showing in red were actually buys not sells. One was mine at 09:49am. Every trade today has been a blue buy..

these LTIP's are actually very consistent with other medium sized companies; so, in fact the Directors have been set quite high achievement goals. Nothing can be vested for at least three years so it's no big deal. Indeed, if these targets are met, then you will be more than happy to see the rewards made to them as, by then, the share price will be nearer to £2!!

I agree entirely alfista. The CEO is doing a great job and shareholders will, without any doubt, be handsomely rewarded here. Strong brand, international growth (especially in North America where they now sponsor the national cycling team), revenues being ploughed back in, top level multi-sport world class athletes 'being seen' to use their products, debt well covered and a rapidly growing top line. What's not to like?! Give this up to one year and you'll have a broad smile on your face! ATB

In today's Daily Mail and quite right to as this company is way undervalued for such a sporting global brand. My prediction is this will double over the next eight to twelve months as the pedals gain further traction. . . .

I read yesterday, and I cannot remember where it was, that DPP has had fifteen consecutive quarters of double digit growth. I do not see that changing any time soon; and neither would Chris Moore by all accounts. His buying will be based on certain knowledge of that you can be sure. Buy now would be my advice; rather than waiting for another set of stonking results? UP 7.42% as I write. ATB

I suspect that Chris Moore (see above Director Deals) might disagree with you! He is the ex-CEO of Domino Pizza Group Plc (UK) - so, one imagines that he knows a thing or two about DPP aswell. He has been buying in large chunks and as recently as 28th June 2016 (another 500,000). This has plenty higher to go in my opinion. I remember looking at Domino Pizza UK, when they were just 50p....and yes, you guessed it, I didn't buy!! Arrrghhhh! I am NOT making the same mistake again here. ATB

This has plenty of upward movement left IMO. So few shares issued (for now at least!) that it will not require much volume to move it. The overseas business case is highly compelling too. For me sentiment alone could take this to 28p to 30p very quickly. . .GLA

I suspect they want to 'keep a lid' on "expectation" from the The City. The more they say the more is asked for over the following period! This may (as shares very often do after an update) drop today, but over the course of 2014 this will be a strong performer IMO. Off to work now so apologies for not being able to add to this, but today will be interesting that's for sure! Good Luck!

That's very interesting. So it was Barclays who we're making my life such a nightmare! They insisted that I could not make the trade online. Ho hum. I have the shares now so will watch and hope for further gains as they year moves on. Good luck all holders.

Trust me! This one is not easy to buy! However, as it is dual listed both here and in the US you will need to complete a form. That's the bad news. The good news is it is VERY easy to complete - name address and signature. On Barclays you download Form23 which is W-8BEN. This can be found at the bottom of their web page. Be sure to write United Kingdom and not UK otherwise it will not be accepted. If you are not with Barclays then just ask. After that it can only be bought manually and that means not by you! So, your broker speaks with a Market Maker and gets a price which you agree to. Otherwise, you place an order and hope for the best. This is not an easy share to buy but, finally, today I got my hands on just over 164,000 shares. I am quite excited but boy was it made difficult! If you are not with Barclays then just ask and they will know which form it is. It is basically because you are buying a US listed stock so the FSA have strict rules - hence the form. It is listed on AIM too but the US bit makes it way more beauocratic than a normal share transaction. For me, it's worth the hassle though. Good Luck. . . .