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Hopefully we've now bottomed out. Tomorrow could be very telling. Assuming there's no news, if we don't bounce, even a small amount, it could be a while before we find out where the bottom is.
It gets a bit disconcerting to say the least, to watch a nice profit dwindle away into a loss.
Checking the share price so many times a day isn't helping much either. It's going to be hard, but unless an rns lands I'm just going look at the price half an hour after opening and again at the close of play.
The current share price is an accurate reflection of a company that promises everything, but to date has delivered absolutely nothing.
And without news it's only going to continue in one direction.
Wishful thinking and unsubstantiated predictions count for nothing.
I agree with the potential of this share. The problem is that there isn't the slightest scrap of evidence to prove that we're even within a million miles of realising this potential.
FG hasn't got one step of progress to inform us about.
The silence speaks volumes.
If qbt have requested a delay due to the possibility of an out of court settlement, then would they be able to rearrange a date, even provisionally for the very next day? Wouldn't the court be fully booked a long time ago for any hearings tomorrow?
Maybe it's the court that have initiated the delay purely due to the knock on effect of a back log.
Cheers mate. I'm reasonably confident that three of the four will come good eventually. This is the one that's potentially going to explode on the right news. Which surely can't be too far away now.
I've got four holdings at the moment, and over the last couple of weeks I've taken a real kicking in every one of them. If this price rises to even just 2.5p tomorrow and gives me a glimmer of hope, I'll climb onto the table, very carefully, and do a little dance, very carefully.
Unfortunately, the general perception of a shareholder, for someone that isn't one, is a cigar chomping, brandy swilling fat cat type of character that gets rich off the back of others.
The reality however, is that maybe 80%+ of us are just hard working individuals in whatever field we're in. And we're just striving to attempt to secure a more comfortable future for ourselves and family through hard work, research and endeavour. I'm sure many of us have relied on loans in the past, which we've repaid with diligence and without complaint.
So to hear the judge and FCA dismiss 'shareholders' almost as a collective entity, that deserve to be punished, not as individual human beings, which is what we are, is actually quite offensive and way off the mark.
Just my thoughts. Not that it's going to get me or anyone anywhere.
Yep, it's always the same, not just here, but on every bb that has a falling share. The mms playing games, shaking the the tree, taking shares from the weak etc.
Of course it's got absolutely nothing to do with the fact that right now FG has got less than zero to offer, and the market is accurately reflecting that.
The past is irreverent.
Unfortunately right now this share is in bad shape, with little market confidence behind it.
It's slowly but surely sliding toward the penny arcade, and FG seems content to sit and watch.
It's not so much the court case. That could be delayed again depending on Italy's covid situation.
Putting it very simply, we're waiting for our ceo to start walking the walk. Everybody's anticipating a long overdue killer rns, which could start things snowballing.