Cloudtag Share Discussion Threads

[monte1] 16/6/2017 14:16

My money is on either Marco van Basten or Rutger Hauer.

[avatar333] 16/6/2017 14:13

We have had a visitor from The Netherlands, I note.

Tom

[avatar333] 16/6/2017 14:12

Good afternoon, monte1.

Tom

[avatar333] 16/6/2017 14:12

Good afternoon, Stretch Armstrong.

Tom

[saul goodman] 16/6/2017 13:43

Good afternoon, monte1.


Andy

[monte1] 16/6/2017 13:42

Good morning Tom and Andy

Is this a 'shares' fred?

[stretch armstrong] 16/6/2017 12:58

Good afternoon all.

[stretch armstrong] 16/6/2017 12:55

Good Afternoon Saul.

[saul goodman] 16/6/2017 12:52

Good afternoon, Stretch Armstrong.


Andy

[stretch armstrong] 16/6/2017 12:50

Could that be because the shares are currently suspended from trading? Just a thought.

[saul goodman] 16/6/2017 09:00

I note that there wasnt a single visitor to the thread yesterday.


Andy

[avatar333] 16/6/2017 08:43

Good morning all.

Tom

[saul goodman] 16/6/2017 08:33

Good morning all.


Andy

[bbmsionlypostafter] 15/6/2017 22:23

Like your CTAG shares.

[stretch armstrong] 15/6/2017 21:45

Don't apologise mate, your posts are less than worthless.

[andy] 15/6/2017 11:18

Duplicate, apologies, posting from a very slow wifi in a cafe Rouge

[andy] 15/6/2017 11:18

Stretch Armstrong15 Jun '17 - 10:24 - 911 of 914 0 0 Moderate | Ban
Most meaningful discussion takes place in the covert Cloudtag Twitter groups now. They are strictly vetted to keep the riff-raff out.

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You just know it's all over when you read posts like that!

"covert Twitter groups"!


LOL!

[reks] 15/6/2017 11:01

MPAY will do a CTAG rise dyor of course but multibagger coming up

[nod] 15/6/2017 11:00

Fitness trackers 'poor at measuring calories burned'
25 May 2017
From the section Health

Most fitness trackers are good at measuring heart rate but poor at measuring calories burned, a study suggests.

As a result, people should be cautious about using them to judge what to eat, Stanford University scientists said.

The study recommended that companies release data showing how their devices work out measurements.

The accuracy of seven wrist devices were tested while 60 volunteers were asked to walk, run and cycle.

Researchers found that six out of seven of the fitness devices were good at estimating the heart rate of the person wearing it, with an error rate under 5%.
They were the Apple Watch, Fitbit Surge, Basis Peak, Microsoft Band, PulseOn and Mio Alpha 2 - but the Samsung Gear S2 had the highest error rate of 6.8%.

More:

[stretch armstrong] 15/6/2017 10:24

Most meaningful discussion takes place in the covert Cloudtag Twitter groups now. They are strictly vetted to keep the riff-raff out. The LSE chat for Cloudtag is still open for you guys if you've got anything to say though.

[funkmasterp12] 14/6/2017 22:08

Which is why no-one is posting there now, presumably.

[amitwillburnshorts] 14/6/2017 21:16

It is not removed my friend, it's just idiot proof now.
Cheers.

[ohdearohdearohdear] 14/6/2017 19:29

Has the LSE CTAG bb been removed? I can't seem to access it.