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CUP Cupid

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cupid LSE:CUP London Ordinary Share GB00B4NJ4984 ORD 2.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 18.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/12/2014
09:03
Strange you have cash shells trading at the most amazing premiums such as CHA
and this has been sold down to 13 mil market cap and soon to have 18 million
or have I read it wrong Jon ?

21trader
08/12/2014
08:57
So business sold.

Write down of deferred consideration.

As predicted.

jonc
26/11/2014
13:42
Just looked back through their last trading statement , maybe adtech is CUP's get of jail free cardhttp://techcitynews.com/2014/10/13/the-worlds-of-adtech-and-martech-are-about-to-collide/
cloudwars
17/10/2014
13:39
Online bid is 23.75p for 100,000 somebody has a large buy order ?
21trader
16/10/2014
10:05
they just keep buying -
jezza123
15/10/2014
11:15
match £3.50 ??
the monkster
14/10/2014
18:20
This looked well oversold at 20p. Net working capital is 34p. A takeover target?
hugepants
14/10/2014
06:14
14 October, 2014
Technical Chart Plays: Blinkx (BLNX), Cupid (CUP), Quindell (QPP) - YouTube

blackmarketunit
13/10/2014
17:45
He's also been buying Blinkx... and had to average down on that one too recently!
ochs
13/10/2014
13:15
Somebody sees some value still > RNS:

Richard Griffiths and controlled undertakings increase stake.
Threshold crossed: 5% to 8% (3,225,092 to 6,368,570 shares).

mortimer7
09/10/2014
20:14
I'm pretty sure they will soon choose to wind down the whole business and sell off the remaining units asap in order to try and conserve the remaining cash.
ochs
09/10/2014
14:24
That may well be, but there's several considerable issues.

Firstly their current business is broken and they are losing money at a considerable rate, and then the intended new business will almost certainly require significant investment in the form of marketing costs, with no guarantee that it will then be profitable.

Furthermore, the money outstanding is still a bird in the bush, and that doesn't always come to hand.

Still high risk even at this reduced price imo.

tanners
09/10/2014
13:07
Considering the co is owed considerably more than the mkt cap it feels like Max is behind this.
j777j
09/10/2014
10:03
soon be yielding 100 % !!
the monkster
09/10/2014
10:03
soon be yielding 100 % !!
the monkster
08/10/2014
18:44
Going, going, going ...................!
killieboy
08/10/2014
10:18
not long for sub 20p, but is there any reason to buy and own them, even then? lol
nick rubens
24/9/2014
12:51
can anyone remember when we had the last bit of good,even reasonable,news from this mob?? just appears to have been hammer blow after hammer blow. what a disaster its been.
the monkster
24/9/2014
11:26
This is looking very bad.
jonc
23/9/2014
19:07
I guess no divi this year. Am I right?
mynumber
23/9/2014
14:44
True - at this stage I would not buy, but will keep an eye on it. Sub 20p, if they can slow the cash burn *might* be interesting.
ochs
23/9/2014
14:37
There will be no cash left.

This is AIM.

The directors will overpay themselves until all the money is gone.

jonc
23/9/2014
14:25
How much cash per share do you think would be left ? Lots of people will need generous redundancy salaries for starters.
envirovision
23/9/2014
14:22
Reading between the lines I suspect they are planning an orderly close down/sell off for the remaining businesses. The clues are in the mention of conserving cash in the PLC and reducing cash burn etc. It is true that they've been left behind by apps like Tinder and I don't think they'll be able to catch up now.

It could make for an interesting cash shell with a decent amount of cash already in the the bank and further cash due for the casual sites (if it all comes in).

ochs
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