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[That's a UK billion, by the way].

Big shame, really. When I looked at the potential for this company, I did a comparison using a different sector but with an existing successful product. I judged that the CHLL products would have similar potential. I came up with an annual minimum turnover of £2 billion per annum. This estimate included a factor for the competition. It all appears to have gone horribly wrong. On top of all this, I don't believe that the current market conditions are favourable for a fledgling product, particularly one that is struggling to leave the nest. That's it from me, I have interests elsewhere, bye.

I'm just waiting for the directors to re-purpose the company again. Maybe they will invest in bee hives and start producing honey.

As for the rest of you, God only knows, but I have my suspicions.

I'm not knocking the company, just making a valid observation.

For those who react so negatively to honest postings, just stop and reflect for a moment.

Hasiba is a paid ramper. I can tell you who she is and who she works for.

If you don't believe me, just check out her other posts.

Paid rampers suddenly emerging from the woodwork.

Hash: Hi Hana, is your marketing company by any chance paid for you to post positive comments on here?

Cost is the key consideration. They wouldn't do this if it was a cost killer. The restricting factor here is the ability to supply the demand whilst working to strict production standards. Any breach of the standards may have a devastating effect on certification/approvals. So they can't just increase production without the testing/QA procedures and facilities being in place. That is going to be the restricting factor in the short term, I believe. You always have to look at the potential risks and weigh things up in perspective.

With the massive outgoings, it seems that a TV campaign isn't out of the question (at about £500k?).

They just need a top star who looks chilled out to appear.

I would nominate Samuel Jackson with the chilled out motto "At the end of the day, I just like to chill out".

Any more nominations?

I never thought I would see such a rapid drop in price here.

I always say that "He who panics first, panics best".

Hey, I'm back again. I just have an issue with advanced delusionary schizophrenia incorporating involuntary narcissistic rage. You get used to it after a while. I see that the share is advancing today: maybe my theory about it hitting the bottom of the line is right after all. If not, I stand to be corrected.

F*ucking hell, it worked this time!

(OK. so the first one didn't work - will have to reformulate that one). Anyway, might get my tally up if you don't have the post deleted.

Also, far from not having any imagination, I will demonstrate how filters are practically useless on this bulletin board to the imaginative.

You simply add two or three asterisks, either as part of the ****** word, or at the arse*** end of the word.

Well, the original post was meant as a springboard for someone with appropriate knowledge to add informative content.

I would then have countered with the assertion that the shape of the share chart is, in fact, a "disguised" double bottom shape.

If so, you could expect a faster than normal recovery in the share price.

If not, as you assert, the share price should remain either relatively flat, or in decline.

So here is an opportunity to test out the thesis.

Not that I expect you to appreciate this, since you'd have to remove your head from up your arse*** first.

I didn't post the video.

I think I understand now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtFyrzsER3A

Bluerill: It seems that you can't ask a question here without getting abuse. You are a first class *** for sure. Past your bedtime now.

Did anyone notice a sort of mis-shapen double bottom forming in the share chart? Is that my imagination running wild?

Yes, how can I get my tally up with all this deleting going on. I know who I suspect of instigating this.