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...with the cost of living crisis really a big thing it is obvious profits will suffer.
I'm surprised that with sector confidence so low this is still above 40p and holding.
I expected mid thirties. Still I'm £3k down and can't see me being back in profit for 12 months or so.
So putting it in the bottom drawer. But I keep saying that about all my investments.
Support at 36p. Let's hope that's not tested in September.
Good luck to anyone in the same boat.
Thanks for putting me right.
That will teach me to take message board posts with a pinch of salt.
I just couldn't understand why such a drop. Only something I was worried about after such a bad performance this week.
Although I only have 10k shares I'm already £450 down.
Was hoping to go to 50p+ in anticipation of a strong upside with results only a few weeks away, yet still this falls despite strong cash reserves.
So how come there is a profits warning?
I'm mystified.
Just reset my filters so I could read the posts he makes under multiple user names.
Our resident bullshi**er will soon end up arguing with himself on this bulletin board just to try to give himself validation.
Comedy gold.
...of some posters claiming some people are awaiting a lower price at which to invest.
There are claims and counter claims annoyed at so called 'manipultion' through LSE .
These claims take the premise that people are clamouring to 'get in'
What happens if all these claims are bogus, and in fact no poster here is thinking about reinvesting at all?
Then doesn't the silly bickering just go away?
Like most on here Ive lost a lot of money with BOO. I've come on the board today to read other people's views. Really refreshing to see such a variety of good posts.
HOWEVER I still have green boxes so I presume trading4good is at it again. Might I say that in my view someone posts that many times on a board because:
a) They have an agenda
b) They are bored f***wits
c) both of the above.
In the case of trading4good I think it might well be option 'C' lol
...are you a professional cu** or are you just working hard at being one?
I'm out you nut job.
What happens now has become an irrelevance to me.
As an older guy who has been trading since you were in short trousers I find your cynicism quite unnecessary and adding nothing. Seemed quite a friendly board so I posted about my disappointment. Not meant to wind anyone up or cause controversy.
Luckily I won't be seeing any more of your drivel.
....as you say best leave BOO alone for a bit.
The temptation I have is to go back in.
But how low is low.
I've found out from 14 years involvement in AIM that when you think a share has hit the bottom, it punches you in the face and goes lower.
So although I'm tempted to go back in at 51p, I want to control myself and see how the next two weeks pan out.
...has really hit the sp hard.
I left with a giant loss (sold at 68p after buying at 87p)
I wish all holders luck, but with that broker rating I can see 50p or 51p as possible in the next week or so.
I need some director buys before coming back in. But losing 3 and a half grand hurt.
...the short term.
The RNS did not give BOO the boost that was hoped for.
No good news in the immediate pipeline will, in my view, see investors seek returns elsewhere.
Bears are winning this and lower 50s are in view next week?
...that this share would drop to 20p.
WTF is going on.
The presentation was an absolute disaster.
The chairman should go now.
No pondering about position. He has been in charge for a dramatic fall of Titanic proportions.
...company has to do with potential or possible take overs. For me it's all about funding. If Oxford funding criteria gets met then all will be rosy and 60p + territory may well be seen again. BUT if the board have to offer shares to iis at an attractive price then 20p is on the cards.
I believe fear of dilution has been the prime reason for the steady fall. Just my opinion.
this share is definitely entering the world of La La. Not since the days of the demise of Thomas Cook do I think I've seen a share with so many consecutive red days.
I keep thinking every morning it will turn blue, and every morning it doesn't.
As someone famous once said 'get used to disappointment'
....every going to show blue again in my life time?
Yours truly
Mr Frustrated
...manoeuvred constantly.
Buying and selling continuous. Its hardly a dead share, yet driven down every day. The sp seems to have little relevance to buys and sells.
There clearly is something brewing. If this was dead in the water, there would be fewer buyers. Yet that isn't the case. I only hold 3500 but am intrigued by what is going on. All just opinion of course.
Not a trader, I'm just someone who saw opportunities in the lower 90s.
Came out of a small profit on TLW after waiting 6 months. Looked around at the market and thought BOO was a good price. I'm willing to wait, but not willing to lose significant money.
Does that make me a trader? Whats the definition? Aren't we all traders of sorts?
I was hoping to get some advice from the board re if this might go significantly lower or is there a quick turn around in the offing.
I'm willing to wait, but I don't want to lose my recent gains so quickly.
Norges are reducing, shorts are increasing, and the trend is downwards.
I thought I was doing well with an average of 88p, but do I hold or fold? A reduction of a further 10% this week would take my losses to over a grand.
I've decided to give it until close of play tomorrow. If the trend continues downwards I'm worried I'll be forced to bale out.
Yet instead of constructive debate I find the board locked in personal insults and 'told you so'.
Come on guys, constructive not destructive please.
Any one who thinks SO has finished selling is either very optimistic or has been drinking too much.
Look at those 10k sells.
Luckily someone in the know is stake building and driving the sp up.
I've only got 3k shares, but I'll br happy if DDDD breaks 46p by Friday.
Slow and steady back to the 50s