Arria Nlg Ords Share Discussion Threads

[aja5] 13/10/2016 14:29

I remember being ridiculed here when I stated all was not going to plan !!
Let's see how close I am for the end of year........although this may be too optimistic by the looks of things.....
You have noticed that they have now dropped two phases from their statements I hope ??
It's a funny old world.....

[kcr69] 13/10/2016 13:10

Thanks Mr Hindsight for your considered and well articulated advice. Your understanding of an individuals educational background, intellectual capabilities and life experiences is possibly a little off the mark, but welcome all the same.

I genuinely wish you all the best in whatever choices you make in life.

Regards

[kidknocked] 13/10/2016 12:39

Charlie, Brian, yep I don't disagree with that. Listing is never as straightforward as it appears. Still looking fine to me though and a top appointment, and not for no reason.

[lord hindsight] 13/10/2016 11:40

this is a dog with fleas and Lord Hindsight is telling you novices out there to avoid this like the plague

[briannewby] 13/10/2016 11:36

Hi Kcr - agree; I think this is indicated by the size of the recent cash raise

[kkrriiss2] 13/10/2016 11:28

WARNINGThis is a stonker of an AIM casino disaster – a story of greed, stupidity, investors being misled and, as it's the AIM casino, of private investors taking an almighty rogering. Meet Arria NLG.Arria NLG (NLG) is a tech company set up by a former bankster Stuart Rogers. Almost entirely without revenues, the company was none the less able to raise c$40 million from institutional investors in the two years leading up to its IPO on December 5 2013. The last of those fundraisings was at £1 a share so when it listed this company had a market cap of £102 million.No revenues to speak of but amazing technology and a (tiny but let's not talk about the numbers) contract with Shell and the deadwood press lapped it up. The Financial Times had the IPO as its front page story and the shares whooshed up immediately to a peak of 390p. Happy days. As some of the pre IPO punters lobbed out stock, the private investor took comfort from the slavish praise of the pink 'un, the journal of record and other members of the press establishment (part of the crony capitalist problem not the solution) and piled in. Its now 17p

[kcr69] 13/10/2016 10:44

Kidknocked, fully agree, confirmation of appointment and resignation definitely good news with regard to future set up of the business and the clear movement away from the UK.

Inference however is that any confirmed listing / prospectus news may be a little further away than they (and we) had hoped. Thoughts?

Best wishes

[kidknocked] 13/10/2016 10:09

Good appointment confirmed today. Important for the new life on the NZX

[kidknocked] 12/10/2016 16:51

Thanks for the info. Regards.

[lord hindsight] 12/10/2016 15:12

what what what

what a pile of poo this really is.

so glad ive not been invested in this rubbish unlike some rt honourable oafs here and passed up the chance of making over 40 pct elsewhere this year.

[kidknocked] 11/10/2016 14:29

Charlie, I'm up for that. I'd also like people to make some sort of acknowledgment back to them when I've written a lengthy private message to them :-)

[kidknocked] 11/10/2016 11:30

I have rackers filtered, can someone let me know if there's anything that's worth responding to. Thanks.

[kidknocked] 11/10/2016 10:44

Kkrriiss, you're sort of like an 'attack sheep', really not very scary or intellectually challenging. Quite funny though.

[kidknocked] 11/10/2016 10:43

Kkrriss. Aja5 can be someone worth having a fight with, you're not. Knock yourself out sunshine. By the way, I complemented tern this morning, not in a big way, as they are awful, but a complement just the same.

[kkrriiss2] 11/10/2016 10:34

5 Sep '16 Price: 17.00Kidnokd 35 postsArriaNow being reported that one of our regulars can't buy any. Has anyone else got the same problem ?Obviously not !! Its still 17p

[kkrriiss2] 11/10/2016 10:25

This is a stonker of an AIM casino disaster – a story of greed, stupidity, investors being misled and, as it's the AIM casino, of private investors taking an almighty rogering. Meet Arria NLG.Arria NLG (NLG) is a tech company set up by a former bankster Stuart Rogers. Almost entirely without revenues, the company was none the less able to raise c$40 million from institutional investors in the two years leading up to its IPO on December 5 2013. The last of those fundraisings was at £1 a share so when it listed this company had a market cap of £102 million.No revenues to speak of but amazing technology and a (tiny but let's not talk about the numbers) contract with Shell and the deadwood press lapped it up. The Financial Times had the IPO as its front page story and the shares whooshed up immediately to a peak of 390p. Happy days. As some of the pre IPO punters lobbed out stock, the private investor took comfort from the slavish praise of the pink 'un, the journal of record and other members of the press establishment (part of the crony capitalist problem not the solution) and piled in. Its now 17p

[kidknocked] 11/10/2016 10:23

Kkrriiss. Is that the 2015 article yet again ? Very lol.

[kkrriiss2] 11/10/2016 10:14

This is a stonker of an AIM casino disaster – a story of greed, stupidity, investors being misled and, as it's the AIM casino, of private investors taking an almighty rogering. Meet Arria NLG.Arria NLG (NLG) is a tech company set up by a former bankster Stuart Rogers. Almost entirely without revenues, the company was none the less able to raise c$40 million from institutional investors in the two years leading up to its IPO on December 5 2013. The last of those fundraisings was at £1 a share so when it listed this company had a market cap of £102 million.No revenues to speak of but amazing technology and a (tiny but let's not talk about the numbers) contract with Shell and the deadwood press lapped it up. The Financial Times had the IPO as its front page story and the shares whooshed up immediately to a peak of 390p. Happy days. As some of the pre IPO punters lobbed out stock, the private investor took comfort from the slavish praise of the pink 'un, the journal of record and other members of the press establishment (part of the crony capitalist problem not the solution) and piled in. Its now 17p

[kidknocked] 11/10/2016 09:28

Morning all. Lovely sunny warm day where I am. Let's hope I can get through one day without either threatening to or actually initiating legal action against anyone. That would be nice.