Fitbug Share Discussion Threads

[ravin146] 28/3/2016 13:13

Stinger knigel believe me when I say this...I have that person filtered due to the ridiculous amount of post full of lies. I tempo. unfiltered him to research the history here on the poster and found out as guilty as charged with evidence that he is born to bullsh1t LOLAnger = losses imoAgree stinger with your comments entirely but I'd only go long until just before or post results day. Need to see the accounts and how much placing/NW1 may be investing more. Gla with your investment/tradeImo

[knigel] 28/3/2016 10:58

the stinger, agree and what makes me laugh is that he thinks we are gamblers investing in this AIM share yet tells us (in a few months time not now) to invest in similar high risk AIM shares. I don't accept that some AIM shares are fine to invest in but others are a gamble. IMO 99% of AIM shares are high risk hence why I stress it's best to have more than one AIM investment to spread the risk. Results due here soon gl

[the stinger] 28/3/2016 08:43

KNIGEL/ravin, my guess is DT is heavily invested in gold/silver minors which we all know have crashed to, he obviously wants to invest in FITB but cannot cope with the losses faced with selling out those mining stocks to reinvest into FITB, therefore he prefers to constantly post here and make himself feel better seeing FITB not doing so well also. However he knows FITB has the potential to rocket at anytime and does not wish to see others make money from these low levels. Its a typical sign of a distressed investor.

FITB is a speculative trade, on whether or not there product has the potential of interesting a large number of corporate businesses. If they pull it off then its a 5 / 10 bagger,,maybe more?, if not then there may still be some good value in the work/investment made to date, which, is in excess of £20m, holds a host of partners, taken 10 yrs to develop and is a viable product. At .65p its a good speculative trade. See below -

'Fitbug CEO Anna Gudmundson said "Over the last 10 years Fitbug has built a strong technology platform, gathered valuable data, and has learnt how to engage both corporate and individual users to create lifestyle changes. We are now using our technology and expertise in our clear focus on the needs of the B2B market in order to capitalise on what we believe could be a significant commercial opportunity'

'Punter Southall Health & Protection is one of the strongest and most innovative health and protection advisers in the UK with 750 corporate clients, 2,700 SME's and 4,500 personal customers. The progression of its relationship with Fitbug confirms the Company's strategy to focus on a B2B digital wellness offering designed to increase employee productivity, wellbeing and engagement through targeted health and wellness programmes'

[knigel] 27/3/2016 22:59

Gambling is an instant hit .. red or black... an quick result on a horse... a slot machine.. a casino wheel... etc
Spending months and months invested in this AIM share is not gambling ... it takes far too long and you rarely lose the lot do you!!! (unless it goes bust - but at least investors know the risks)

[knigel] 27/3/2016 22:57

Gambling is an illness? Yes but I bed to differ - this is high risk investing and if you were here at 0.7p (I was) back in 2014 only to see it go to 26p (which was OTT to say the least) - as long as you sold out you probably made more money than any current losses from reinvesting here.
So DT1010 its good to know you are here to tell us to stay out of shares because its gambling. Tell that to the pension funds, the insurance companies and employees who take up share options PMSL... yes of course if you had 100% of all your savings in ANY share - then that is perhaps a gamble to far but if FITB is just a part of a spread of investments - that is up to the individual and definitely not your concern is it?

[dt1010] 27/3/2016 22:04

This is not speculative trading. It's not even trading.

It's sinking your money into a black hole on a wide spread with a hope and a prayer that something, anything, causes a jump for long enough to give you the opportunity to sell and make a dime.

This was great on thd original spike. Lots of money was made. By those who timed it right.

You should be looking for gold and silver mining companies to buy when those metals bottom out later this year, early next year.

Fortunes will truly be made in that sector with relative small stakes.

[the stinger] 27/3/2016 20:43

DT, I don't disagree, everything you say is totally correct. Dependant on no sales/deals/contracts/strategic partner deals or even a take over etc etc.

That's the gamble/nature of speculative trading, at current share price levels that is.

[the stinger] 27/3/2016 18:28

ravin, .65p is very close to the all time low here, so worth a gamble before any positive news comes.. thats not say the latest RNS wasn't positive,, far from it. A massive target market/corporate opportunities.

[ravin146] 27/3/2016 11:31

The stinger yes slightly weird indeed. What I found over the years is that angry posters are loss making investors. Slightly worrying when spreading doom and gloom yet doesn't short?!Anyways back to fitbug...

[knigel] 27/3/2016 08:35

DT1010 - quite a few AIM companies have significant debt - issue shares - are loss making. Fitbug is not an exception.
However at least Fitbug has a product and is looking to expand into the high growth B2B sector. I think anyone (still) invested here knows it's a high risk share - know there may be more fund raising - know the company needs to get its act together. IMO the key is to have a spread of AIM investments - you call it a gamble - I call it spreading risk as no share is 100% safe.
Now why do you post here so often? Monitoring just in case you decide perhaps its worth a punt at some point? If not - I personally can never understand why people post so often on shares that they have no intention of ever investing in - but each to their own I guess gl

[dt1010] 26/3/2016 21:20

You are your own worst enemy little ravin ;)

Hahahaha

No gap up here....the company has massive debts and is going nowhere.

[the stinger] 26/3/2016 20:43

DT does seem to stalk you ravin lol,, Obviously you have both debated in some depth.

Back to FITB, totally speculative at the moment and all guess work, however something tells me they may just have a big deal round the corner which would put a rocket under the share price Sorting out the litigation with fitbit was a sign for me.. big corporates don't like doing deals with coy's in dispute. Also the continued loan support may suggest that it's only a matter of time before a substantial deal is signed up...if so then a gap up to 3-5p is easily achievable.

[ravin146] 26/3/2016 19:48

The stinger do you get my point these posters continue to post.Thankfully filtered so don't waste any more time reading garbage.Tc gd luck genuine holders long or short.Imho

[ravin146] 26/3/2016 19:11

The stinger I agree, it seems there are investors who didn't make money on the way up or down or even didn't cover positions and now in losses should not really be angry and continue to spread doom and gloom. This is the AIM market which is high risk volatile returns.The future is somewhat looking ok arm for fitbug considering the vast changes it has gone through and the investment backer continue to fund! I would wait until results day to see how bad the year end accounts are considering December's RNS.Prime example of investors includ the below imo, thankfully I've filtered after my research. Difficult to mange these boards....-Dt10 Made no money on the way up!DT1010 - 20 Nov 2014 - 14:34 - 2496 of 8161 - 0Thinking of buying but feel I have missed the boat. Thoughts?.....-Dt10 Made no money on the way down!DT1010 - 20 Nov 2014 - 16:17 - 2527 of 8161 - 0sorry sr.I know it lost £1.6m in 2013 but that's irrelevant, that was then, this is forward looking now.I don't do shorting. In fact I hate shorting. I hate shorters. All of them! People like Ek and TW are awful individuals. In league with the Torygraph and the DM...........................................I've hedged all my positions not lost at all even in fitbits spike!...Dt10 ...dliar,dbullsh1ter,drealloser!

[the stinger] 26/3/2016 16:11

Some on here unfortunately are unsure of the the term 'speculative' trading.. You don't buy a share like FITB at 2p, 3p, 4p + then complain when uncertainties/delay's arise and the share price drifts to current levels... Your in the wrong share if that's the case. Spec trading is buying when sentiment is low, as it is now. The doom-sayers on here need to invest in ftse100 shares not high risk plays..

FITB may 5/10/20 bag from here,, then again it may not, however with the current list of strategic partners and finance backing until 2017 its sure not over yet.

Excellent entry level..for risk players only, and with a 6-12month view. All this needs is a few decent deals/or further interest then the momentum will begin. In that scenario a 3-5p target is not out of the question.

[dt1010] 22/3/2016 15:03

Haha suckers more trapped punters indeed, will they EVER learn???

[liquid millionaire] 22/3/2016 09:00

Who cares if you are taking an investment [high risk / high reward] choice and not some mad punters choice!

[knigel] 22/3/2016 08:59

Depends how quick they are with their trades

[dusseldorf] 22/3/2016 08:52

Oh dear, more trapped punters....

[the stinger] 22/3/2016 08:47

2p target here..near term.