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that's ok Dom but do you consider yourself a ramper of this stock?

seriously steve, I might as well say the sun has just gone behind a cloud and boo has fallen, therefore I will now watch the weather to determine the future BOSP movements.

Boo has nothing, nothing to do with the Nasdaq.

The only, only potential correlation you could argue is that Boo is highly valued like most Nasdaq companies but even then it is such a stretch to link a relationship between an absolute non hi tech based Uk company in almost the smallest UK market (aim) with say, Apple or Tesla and the like is just absurd (imo)

share expert. "Whole market crashing" What? where?

Dom, can I ask if you have already seen the results because your numerous posts are so authoritative, so absolutely sure and factual that I can only surmise you have?

on balance Streets, I would say all BB's have very little positive attributes. Very occasionally somebody will post a link to info that's helpful but its rare and can obviously be found independently of these boards. Why anyone listens to the thoughts of complete strangers (including me obviously), is beyond me.
Its a very rare BB indeed where it remains civil and genuinely helpful. More often than not its full of boorish, ego centric, rude, ramping and/or deramping, or to call a spade a spade, lying posts. (And its not as though anything posted on such boards move the SP a micron!)
Anyway, it always surprises and slightly depresses me that so many apparent "newbies" don't seem to have the feintist clue as to what they are doing . " A fool and his money...…."

I understand your logic Wong, but its worth remembering this company, albeit with a cash surplus to keep trading for a while, was loosing money consistently. They had to slash outgoings/marketing even if meant slashing sales too, (which in an online environment one goes hand in hand with the other), just to see if they could exist as a going concern.
I think it is fair to say that this has been a very quick turnaround and has been stated, if as now seems nailed on that they have a profitable business model, then the marketing taps can be turned back on but hopefully, with the experience endured, EVE can be more selective and better targeted.
So I agree, actually sales revenue is not a barnstormer, I think the foundations (at long, bloody last), have been laid for better sales growth almost from here on in.

I hope so EH, as that , I think (I don't know) is largely under the radar of the market. If EVE mentioned France as a big growth area for them already and alluded more to come, then I think there could be a sharp move upwards as that would be seen as "new " revenue source that had hitherto been ignored. (That's me with my rose tints on....)

Hi Dg, well fingers crossed on all our investments! (Exciting times I think!)

took my own advice as it has fallen to around where I think the bottom is or close to, and topped up

Hi DG, if you use the HL chart and look at "weekly" with the RSI you will see it is plotted in 15 minute intervals. (For the more keener day trader, the 5 minute chart tends to be the most used as the 1 Minute interval tends to be not so helpful for future predictions. But each top his own.)

Likewise Trustpilot, if it works for you then great. (Personally I would need to see a great a deal more evidence regarding causation and correlation.)

Just a quick up date, and for those who have not followed this, I have found the Relative strength indicator to be a good barometer to time a buy or sell.
To recap: the last 3 highs have been thus: 3.8p-RSI 88.87....4.7p-RSI 76.40.....6.4p-RSI 81.25 (Anything approaching 80 or above 80 suggest the stock is overbought and therefore some selling will ensue until the RSI is falls to somewhere between 40-80 (an RSI of 40 or less on a stock in a upward trend would suggest further falls unlikely or small).
Today with the SP at 6.0p the RSI is at 73.44, so while certainly enough room for a rise more likely another day or two of stagnation or falls (imo) These RSI figures are based on the 1 day time frame.
But if you look at the 15 minute time frame then there is a lot more data to work from with much more intraday rise and fall within those time periods and as a result you gat a different RSI number. Then, at the close of play on Friday the SP was still 6.0p of course but the RSI was 43.09, suggesting we are very close to, or at, the bottom before more rises.
The spread on this stock does not lend itself to day trading imo, so I think you have to take a longer term view when deciding on what price you buy in at.
Eve as a stock now, stokes the emotional paranoia rather well as it can move very sharply, very quickly making the "wait and see" approach somewhat fraught.
Fwiw, and just my opinion you might get 5.5p if you wait a couple of days, but it just as easily could lurch up on Monday to 7.5p before taking a breath, ......you pays 'yer money...and all that.
However if you think this company has the ability to rise to 10-15p in the next few weeks/months which I think there is starting to be a decent argument for, then would you risk waiting in the hope it might fall another5%-10% before buying or just getting in now while you can?
Its not an easy game, this.......

Steve, I wouldn't beat yourself up particularly in terms of "research". One, the market almost always knows more about a stock than a PI ever can and also at the same time news will break and affect the SP before the PI can get in.

All "facts" about a stock are by their very nature historical. All stock share prices however, are a projection of what may happen in the future. If a stock rises its because more people think the future will be positive rather than negative. (and Vice Versa).
My original postings here for instance concentrated on the historical share price and as a result I was wary about a forecasted or predicted turn around in the company's trading and therefore profitable position. All the research in the world could not tell anyone exactly what was going to happen. So in the end as with every stock, its a gamble, perhaps and "educated" one, but nevertheless, its a bit of a crap shoot.
(And I would just mention that if were so easy then everybody would be multi millionaires doing this so spare a thought for the folk that bought EVE when it was anywhere near or above 100p, because I imaging their excitement of the SP "rocketing" to 6p to be fairly muted....)

Whatever works for you Max, but I don't want this to sound as blunt as it probably will but that does seem a particularly good reason? What difference does 303p make to 299p say?

I wish PP1 would tell us what it would take for her to sell Boo. I mean she researches it EVERY day to make sure she does not miss anything. At times you could be mistake a her for a ramper.
I mean the SP halved on what at the time were very serious allegations but that did not cause a moments doubt, so as I say you have to wonder what it would take to make PP1 think again

Max.."but if i were to have some spare change I would be buying everything sub 300..."
yeah, of course ,because when you think a share will go up between 50-100% imminently you would rather miss out for the sake of 5p or 6p.....

interesting to note that on sept 6th 2019 the SP was 282p so 1 year on about 10% improvement. Quite the rollercoaster of a year. I accept this is a bit selective but nevertheless it shows that timing is everything in this game

really trufflehound because it looks to me if its freefall?

5p by the end of the year! it was just about that a week ago! This has been a huge decline! Clearly the market does not like the move at all. Still what you gonna do...

Patts, I didn't say anything you said was incorrect, its just your glowing plus points seemed to skirt around the increasing debt pile (as per the last update). And as I'm sure you know that is the beginning and end to this company. For the gazillioninth time: if Kier sort out their debt in a manageable way the stock has a good chance to recover. If they don't they could go bust, or ast the very least dilute substantially share holder value.
I don't for one second believe the contracts would disappear or even the Name Kier, what from a share price point of view is what would happen to share holder value!
That has been the issue for 18 months or more. The last update was not encouraging and the SP has fallen by about 40% since.
(FWIW I think covid has been more expensive for building companies than at first was realised, but that is just my opinion)
I expect the update to say losses are still going up albeit slowly, an update on KL, but I have no idea what the update will be: still for sale, not for sale anymore?.. who knows. and an update on how further funding will be raised.
If these points are fudged then I would expect further decline in the SP, but if debt can be clearly shown to be under control and manageable then a small rise to buy another 6 months of time.

Well another very sharp upward lurch and as everyone can note, in front of an update too!.
Chartwise its a bit tricky only inasmuch that you have to go so far back in time to see where the next support and resistance levels are that I am not sure how helpful they are.
That said there was a gradual decline over a many month period, from around 7p-5p so at 6p we are probably at some level of significance!
As I have said previously 10.5p seemed to be a level that the market may want to test, and then on to 17p and on to 25p but as I say the big caveat is the amount of time that has passed.
Personally It just feels like a bid is coming but it is hard to judge where it would be pitched. Again this is just my musings, I think IF there was abid it would have to be somewhere between 8-10p and probably nearer 10p to be successful. (It would depend on the reaction from the EVE BoD of course).
Still as ever, time will tell. GLA