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Maybe we should stop selling businesses if it's having a negative effect on the company. This was in the 20s last year before the sales and with higher debt. Market clearly values higher debt more.

"offered a very competitive bid"

That is corporate jargon for "they offered to build them cheaper", which of course they would if they are building them with Vietnamese labour. Businesses almost always try to cut costs as much as possible.

Yeah noticed the currency has been tanking lately as well. Could get $1.31 for £1 in the summer, now down to $1.21. Oil also on the up lately. Looks like we're in for another crap year ahead on the markets. Going to be a lost decade by the time things turn around at this rate.

Everything I look at is getting hammered. I think cash is the place to be right now. But too late for that when you're underwater in several stocks.

Rayteuptetashm8, look at the trades. It's not like people are dumping. The share price has fallen on almost nothing. Volume seems to have disappeared.

Surprised there isn't more talk of this contract to refit up to 16 cruise ships as this is the first I have heard of it! That's major news.

NoFear, the FTSE 100 is only down 1.56% over the past 5 days and is almost flat today. What are we missing here? This share is a turd and range bound in the 16s and 17s. I am confidently selling out next time we see 17.3p and buying back a penny cheaper because it has become so predictable. If I do that three times my average will be 16.5p and I'll be happy.

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Some people here spend too much time watching this. It's just going to bounce between 16-18p for the foreseeable future. Come back next summer and we may be back in the 20s.

I stick with my view too. Longterm great, short term dead money.

I'm not seeing much hoovering here right now. As is common here, it moves into the 17s and then people sell. I haven't sold mine by the way but the pattern is clear to see. So much red going through now.

I'm tempted to sell half to buy back at 16.2p next week.

Doubtful, we're going to 100p according to people on here.

Isn't the FTSE market meant to be forward looking? I certainly don't see people waiting to buy based on an event that is happening in Q4.

I am not expecting to see 20p this year, probably not even in the first half of next year. If no one wants to buy at 17p how are we going to entice buyers at 18p and 19p? This feels like dead money until H1 results next August.

Been hearing that for nearly two months now. My top up a few days ago at 17.1p is looking foolish right now. Every penny you put in here is just dead money for the foreseeable.

More than 38% as they promised 5% extra on top of inflation in year 2 as well. Presumably we would do inflation increases after year 1 as well, so let's say 43%.

"If you buy in now around these levels, or bring your average down,, you WILL make money"

I've been following BMN since it was around 11p and people have been saying this on this board at every 1p drop. I have owned shares here three times during that period thinking I'd gotten a good entry price only to see it go to new lows.

In my opinion BMN is a good example of why averaging down is a terrible idea.

I'm not convinced that I can make money here even at this level after reading that half year update.

Rayteuptetashm8 making his first four posts on LSE since August, on this board (posting on this board for the first time ever as well I must add).

The agenda here is clear as day...

Sounds like someone was waiting for a cheaper entry than the 5p on offer recently and it started rising whilst he sat there praying for further drops. There's still plenty of value to be had from this level though.

I think we're in an uptrend, it just won't be a rocket. CPI is a boring share to watch on a daily basis. Could sit in the 17s for weeks before it does the same in the 18s.

Maybe they want more than 50%?

Share price is cheap, company is profitable and has almost no debt. What's not to like here?