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I would probably think a bit longer term than that, but i guess that depends on what % you are looking for

been here since Boxhill days and whilst there is potential here and the RNS is positive do not underestimate the capacity of this to go belly up. A troubled past is a good description of this company.

I think we ticked all of those today.
I have been here a while and am in at just over 1p - my advise would be if you can't afford to lose 90% of your 'investment' don't put your money into this type of share. It could as easily be down 50% tomorrow as up 50%.

I sold up a couple of days ago with 79% profit - looks like i should have held on a few days for a bit more. Never easy this game.

if we know that sort of detail we would all be millionaires
work out what you think is a good price to come in at and if it doesn't reach that then move on to soemthing else. I'm in at 203 but have bought and sold this a few times - wish now i could have worked out where the recent top was and sold out, but like i say if we knew the uncertainties we'd all be rich.

It all depends whats on the platforms BOO customers read. I suspect most wont read the daily mail. My kids are customers of BOO and haven't mentioned a thing today, I have heard that Kanye West is standing for President though!!
This news has had a bigger impact on investers that customers i suspect and in a few weeks time this fall will be reversed

my guess is it will half tomorrow. It happens a lot on AIM.
Hope I'm wrong because i could do with a couple of days rises like today to see a profit.

unless you were here in the Boxhill days and then suffered a consolidation.
then you'd be massively down

yes still 79% down for me!

the prospect of a Brexit deal

lets hope so - suffered here since BOX and i could do will a turn in fortunes!

light drizzle in the morning, clearing through the day, then heavy rain when I'm stood outside watching football.
Why does it always rain on me?

it would be great to see

How do you know what type of Brexit leave voters voted for? The ballot paper said Leave or Remain and nothing more. The problem seems to be that this was not clarified from the beginning. We were told we would leave with 'the easiest deal in history' or we could 'leave with the same terms we have now' - so yes we are not getting the Leave we thought we were getting as the likelihood is we will leave without a deal which was never mentioned during the actual referendum - just leaving with the easiest and best deal even Trump couldn't imagine how good it was going to be blah blah blah.
The definition of leave has changed over 2 years to suit the ERG view and May is too weak to stand up to them.

moniman keep taking the pills - nurse will be here soon.

1) we haven't concreted over all the farmland to build houses, hence the housing crisis- have you been to the countryside lately or have government cuts stops the sunshine bus from the day centre?
2) we are leaving the EU in 8 weeks so when you say we shouldn't be reliant on foreign food what do you think we can grow in 8 weeks in winter - I have an allotment so i know the answer
3) when you pull up the draw bridge who will pick all this locally grown food you want the UK to grow? I live in a agricultural area so know who picks it now (the local youth / unskilled workers work in nice warm shops and takeaways so it won't be them)
4) I am in favour of eating seasonally but what is there to eat in winter in UK - carrots, Kale? UK Potatoes and onions start running out about now so you couldn't even make a stew

You need to stop reading the Daily Mail and listening to unicorn whisperers like Mogg and start using your brain a bit more. There will be consequences to a no deal Brexit that any serious business should try to mitigate against, it's not scaremongering it's business sense.

Nurse will be along with your soup soon so try not to dribble and like your last post Pointless will be on soon - no doubt you're a champion

I agree it doesn't seem much of a premium at present SP. I think in the longer term the price will be in excess of 195p and I'm in no rush for a small profit at 195

What are others thinking?

MEPIGME - I thought about adding a few more to try and grab the special dividend. The only way that makes sense is if the share price holds after payment and you can get back your initial investment. This doesn't seem likely or am I being a bit simplistic?

I have reduced my holding over a number of years now and thankfully have a low average. I couldn't agree more about the CEO - more ego than brains unfortunately.

72p special dividend - i like the sound of that

just gets worse - share save option price is 208p so 3 years wasted investment but at least i get my money back