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Results (excellent) were out on Monday, have you been asleep all week?

Lovely finish 386.5p Confident we'll pass £4 properly next week

£30 might be conservative in the short/medium term. - £30 would equate to c. £375m mcap. HC compares the potential of IDP to FEVR and cites the L'Oreal acquisition of IT cosmetics ($1,200m) and the acquisition of NYX cosmetics ($500m) - both valuations around 7-8 x top line revenue at the time of purchase. That considered, perhaps IDP may attain such a value with annual revenue near £40-50m, which may not be far off. The success to date has been driven by SkinnyTan but consider the other brands - Body Glow, Charles + Lee, Stevie K, Prolong, Leimo. Rapid expansion and roll out in UK, US, Australia, New Zealand, Philippines, South Africa, Hong Kong and South Korea. Consider the trading update and what wasn't included: •ST Distribution deal with ASOS •ST Distribution deal with London Beauty School •Skin whitening product to 600 pharmacies in Korea •ST Distribution deal with Boots IE - instantly upped to 65 stores due to customer demand and will expand to Boots UK . •SkinnyTan has >200,000 unique customers, over 24,000 deliveries per month and growing. •Cosmetic brand Stevie K which "is going to be quite significant". 1. Very large portfolio of scalable brands. 2. Excellent leveraging of social media & digital. Clients growing by over 15,000 per month. 3. Growing vertically and horizontally. In 3 continents and about to go into 4.

My other big holding is SQZ. Heading to AGM next week. Should see some lovely gains alongside IDP

Added this morning to make this my largest holding. Very excited about this and would not be surprised at all to see this over £10 in a few months. News on product/channel launches, product development, acquisitions, etc. to come. It's going to be a significant co in beauty and personal care.

I expect it at 7am.

I was listening to the podcast again. > 24,000 deliveries per month on SkinnyTan. Huge

I'll predict a 386 finish

I added back at 335 on open

332 support

I have it as broken down from the trend channel, but yes, potentially support in the 340s. I'd add at this level in anticipation of a bit of a rally Friday/Monday

Looks to have slipped through immediate support. May have an opportunity to add a few more back in the morning

Johnny, From October 2016: The company tasked with producing InnovaDerma’s product lines is Prestige Personal Care. In the short term, plans are in place to distribute to the UK, with the intention of expanding to other markets worldwide. Prestige Personal Care will start manufacturing InnovaDerma’s products in December. Haris Chaudhry, InnovaDerma’s Executive Chairman, said: “Our strategic decision to move part of our production to the UK was driven by two things: the importance InnovaDerma places on this market, and the savings to be found, principally in the areas of manufacturing and logistics. The manufacturing is outsourced. It is essential to retain flexibility during rapid global expansion.

Jam What difference between waiting patiently for a lower price than waiting patiently for a higher price? If one is subtly de-ramping then the other is subtly ramping, no? Long term I am very bullish on this stock. In the very short term I took a bearish view, with the wide economic/election backdrop weighing heavy. I'm not posting lies, only my opinion. I sold some higher because I thought the price would retract, which it has. When I buy it will be because I think the price is due to go back up, and would post as such.

Waiting patiently, anticipating similar tomorrow and Friday

Bearish amidst election uncertainty. May be lucky and get re entry close to 300 tomorrow/friday

I'm hoping to see slight retrace 350 support

Looks to have failed test of 400 so I'm looking for a bit of a pull back before adding back. Still holding some so not to worry if not.

I am bullish LT, but think it could cool off a little and consolidate again. Still holding shares

Sold some at 390 just below all time high. Looking for a pull back to add back, let's see.