Ebtm Share Discussion Threads

[inv3stwise] 17/2/2009 15:51

I still think there is some hope, but alas only for the peeps in under 0.3p

Could still hit a penny plus, once sentiment changes!

There must still be cash!

[abc125] 16/2/2009 16:17

trigger

No problem. Sorry about your loss. You may want to look at LIN (Litcomp), a niche profitable insurer growing steadily. Again, there is risk attached, so tread carefully.

[trigger45] 16/2/2009 07:09

I should have added, link posted by 1terri1 elsewhere.

[trigger45] 16/2/2009 07:03

abc125 - Apologies. My post was out of order. Yes it's true I've suffered my biggest loss to date with this one.

My own fault, I accept that.

septemberclues - Just to balance things out take a look at this link.



It's hard enough making money in this game without cretins destroying the company through incompetence.

[septemberclues] 14/2/2009 21:26

i think this is a very good buy at this price...their websites are still pretty busy and got to be worth alot more than the paltrey market cap...take a punt...could easily turn into a 20 bagger...says maestro the qxl legend

[abc125] 14/2/2009 20:17

trigger

never invested in this stock but read lloyds foolish ramping posts. I highlighted their over reliance on wholesale business and raised my concerns but lloyd shot me down.

Judging by your tone, looks like you have lost a fair packet.

[loverat] 12/2/2009 19:17

Share price 0.14p

Any investment tips should be taken as a pointer to highlight a stock.

Investing in the first place and deciding when to sell is entirely a decision for the individual investor. Keeping hard earned in this piece of crud and not selling at the first sign of trouble is no one elses fault.

There is a hard core of apparently intelligent people who continue to chuck money
down the drain. Just like the directors of the banks.

[trigger45] 12/2/2009 07:19

Has that made you feel better abc125 getting that off your chest?

Or maybe it was an attempt at humour?

Investors have lost out because the people supposed to be running this company have proved to have been extremely poor at developing a great concept.

If anyone invested on the stregnth of any of Lloyds posts without doing their own research,deserve to lose every penny they invested IMHO.

Assuming you have lost money get over it and move on. If you haven't, why bother posting at all.

[abc125] 11/2/2009 23:50

Has Lloyd got any more investment tips?

[smithster09] 04/2/2009 11:14

I've heard a rumour of a huge distribution deal which is making large profits for the business in comparison to the online market. Has anyone any info? I'd expect if they release some news via rns soon then this could explode, it's currently so cheap even a grand would make it move north.

[loverat] 02/2/2009 13:40

Still looks doomed folks.

[clueless] 02/2/2009 10:53

I agree jasper - the economy is such an easy excuse to use whereas well run businesses will continue to thrive.

Ive done my money on this so nothing to do other than hope for the best but it doesnt look good.

Hope you're keeping well :)

[jasper65] 31/1/2009 17:13

Looking at the results it looks as thought they concentrated on the wholesale division far more than the online division and have pasi the price....how the hell can you say this >>>>>>>> This decrease is primarily
driven by weakness in the wholesale market, predominantly in the UK and Spain,
and in particular the absence of a substantial wholesale order such as the
GBP800,000 special order received and delivered in October 2007.>>>>> unbelievable !!!

Also it is rubbish to mention this.....look at ASOS Guys !!!

However, online trading has been negatively impacted by the unprecedented prevailing economic conditions in the later part of the calendar year and Christmas sales were substantially behind management expectations with traffic and average basket values down 36% and 21% respectively. The reduction in average transaction value was driven primarily by price promotions online. As previously announced net sales during the key month of December 2008 were down 33% year on year.

The board believes this decline is a short term problem caused by the overriding macroeconomic environment and that online retailing remains an attractive sector in the UK market. With continued focus and review of the EBTM proposition and product offering, the board believes the online business can return to positive growth.


I think the management havent got their finger on the pulse.

[whe4to] 30/1/2009 17:37

Watch the bounce monday...enjoy the weekend :-)

[argy2] 30/1/2009 16:47

Of course you did.