Member Info for TheDogFarther

Scaffman sounds a lot like Broomtree. Likes to talk the talk , but doesn't even understand what a MOU is . FCF in Broomtrees case.

Member Since

2nd Dec 2014

First post

15 Sep 2020 14:18

Mkt cap @57p is £108m. Now on radar for Institutions to buy as > £100m

Please who ever is hiring these shorters you need to do better.

I love these quick question things. NobsWire. Please explain what you where doing for the six years between tour accont was set up and you made your first post. Going through puberty possibly ?. Please dont post again before answering this simple question.

Wow, a non shareholder, still on the BB. Must be desperate for his Christmas Shorting bonus. Ohh, am i wrong, then why else are you here. Pray tell ?

Lol, unable to sleep due to the money the shortis losing , more like it. What a horrible character, dishonest and untrustworthy. Ohh , I forgot to say stupid.

Ahh, we see no swore fail miserably at the attempted de ramp. Send in other slightly higher paid de rampers and shorters, after the pathetic fail. Watch them talk about blah and mention blah de blah.. it doesn’t matter MMAG is a profitable growing enterprise, which is highly undervalued. They want you to sell your shares to pay for their Christmas Party. Say no, stuff the Turkeys.

You are once again correct Hedge. Nibs wire is without doubt clueless. My 50p buy out price was neither unreasonable or random. The Telegraph, reported that BT valued MMAG around 40p per share. As we know when a bid is made, the first one is usually unsuccessful and a higher bid has to be put in. I think with a number of suitors bidding, 50p is possibly a conservative price.

Notice that Nobswire is deliberately avoiding mentioning his Faux Pas from a few days ago. How wrong can you be.

Yes, the fact is that MMAG will probably be bought out around the 50p mark in the New Year.

You will see shorters like Nobswired turning up here on an increasing basis. Why, because they are Short ( not only in stature) and frightened. The excellent results mean that an increasing number of suiters will be having a look ay MMAG.They are desperate to get out and to attempt to hold the price back, to allow themselves to do this.

They messed up and read the results wrong. If they are so sure its bad then why are they so desperate. To tell what sort of person he is , read this again.

"Bad news is always delayed. Good news would have been announced by now"

Just a few days ago . Both Desperate and Wrong. Hmm.

Clear as day Bonker. We only need his denials to confirm it.

Unfortunately, you get the non holding sad people like Robsnotwired on every BB. They constantly try to make a negative out of everything. Take his post a few days ago.

"Bad news is always delayed. Good news would have been announced by now"

Well it was just announced. What a loser.

Ive had a reconditioned Apple for the last two years and it works perfectly. When i trade it in i will of course use MMAG. Its future success is based on its future proof business model.

Broomtree all over the place again. Scilly bid to look forward to. The other week he said it was "a distraction". Cant make your mind up if you dont have one i suppose.

Just had a thought. Wouldnt it be funny if BT came back in on the back of these excellent results and had to pay more, eg 50p.

Great to see so many well known posters buying in.

The positive set of results is basically a catalyst, allowing prospective buyers to rest easy. At 40pplus, still a nice little tiddler to chomp up.

I agree Bonker. 49p does sound considerably better than 40p (:

I thin the target of upper 20s is reasonable, without a bid. However, i am expecting another suiter to come in and nothing under 40p would be considered in my opinion.

The growth came in Q2. So, revenue is in fact increasing , as well as margin. This is a very good sign.

Indeed. We have a growing and very viable business. The big boys will be looking at taking us out.