7digital Share Discussion Threads

[slartybartfaster] 12/10/2018 14:50

At last, something we agree on...'Some weird f@ckers out there.' You being the cheerleader.

Would you like me to remind you what you said about TW and rivington street holding? You are such a bad liar.

[michaelmouse] 12/10/2018 13:41

Not sure if my stalker is on drugs or needs to take some? What on earth is rivington street? Is it like sesame street? Ramblings of a lunatic. Some weird f@ckers out there.

Anyway back to 7digital. At least we know who's been reducing:-

[slartybartfaster] 12/10/2018 08:30

Btw the bounce will come when the reporting season starts in the us and the fears of a trade war with china ease. Take your eyes off the Tw threads and read about the markets. You never know, you may learn something new.

[slartybartfaster] 12/10/2018 08:28

Sorry michaelmouse, you may wish to fudge the date a little to help your version of the stats, but it is clear the most recent high in august was 5.89p. If you back even further.... If you go back just a little further you will see another peak just over 8p. I'll let you work the percentage loss. You usually call facts lies. You do realise its not just me that can see the chart right! Don't make yourself look more ridiculous, everyone can click on your profile and see the bile you throw at TWs tip daily. Always attempting to scar naive investors out of a tip just because you are not man enough to take your rivington street loss on the chin. As someone else pointed out, you have an over hyped ego which isn't justified given your record of losses. I put it down to the army of followers you have on Advfn and twitter. 27 is it, that's some power at your disposal. Use it wisely.

[monte1] 11/10/2018 17:54

Quite. They could always wait and pick up any ashes, if there are any worth relighting.

[michaelmouse] 11/10/2018 17:23

These guys appear to be going from strength to strength which is good for us since they're a partner.

Might even snap 7digital up in the future? Not just yet though hopefully.

[michaelmouse] 10/10/2018 17:05

barnetpeter - I do hope your posts were meant to be intentionally funny? Belly laughs from me during what's looking like a savage bear market (certainly amongst the small micro-caps). 7digital holding up quite well considering what I'm witnessing elsewhere.

[hausofmaus] 10/10/2018 13:50

Should be fine. Finish merging tech platforms, turn unused ones off = instant monthly savings...

[barnetpeter] 10/10/2018 11:25

Long termers will know who I mean. Not Monte. Pet lover. He was heavily connected to the company or so I thought and as soon as he stopped posting, things went downhill as did the share price.

[saul goodman] 10/10/2018 11:20

“main man” I believe the avatar monte1 does still post.

[tiger60] 10/10/2018 11:03

I don't know if you are being intentionally stupid or not.

The integration to one platform from multiple ones leads to staff maintaining and working on the original platform left with no job to do. The project team responsible for the migration will also no longer be required except for after care.

Nothing to do with Morale etc.

This company has performed so badly in relation to matching forward statements, utilising the funds raised, securing 'whale' contracts..have a go at that but you are onto a loser with this argument. But please continue as it light relief compared to looking at the share price graph...

[barnetpeter] 10/10/2018 10:50

Staff are not cattle and they don’t care less about shareholders or overheads in a small company like this. I don’t care about one platform....if the quality people lose interest you will never ever make money

[barnetpeter] 10/10/2018 10:46

Oh and the best staff, the ones you really want to keep....they start to leave and you end up with the dross. Been there as a manager. Savings? Sure

[tiger60] 10/10/2018 10:45

You have so much to aim at yet you completely miss the target!!!

The cost savings and staff reduction relate to the move to one platform - this is good news. The move to a single platform requires less overheads. Get it?

[barnetpeter] 10/10/2018 10:40

I don’t agree. If you are winning genuine contracts then you don’t lay off loads of staff even after such consolidation. Ever worked in a small company like this where staff are being let go like this? Morale is at rock bottom, no one is interested in work, rumours abound, everyone is looking for other jobs. That extra effort you get from a committed workforce is gone...look at revolution bars and countryside estate agents for recent examples. Teamwork counts for a lot and if you think you are next then you lose interest. Lots of interesting jobs around. Meanwhile the share price is hitting new lows daily....

[saul goodman] 08/10/2018 15:00

Aye, a classic "fruit machine money" punt.

[monte1] 08/10/2018 14:58

Surely any rational avatar would only gamble a few bucks on dross like this - a mere dribble from one’s investable pot?

[adventurous] 08/10/2018 14:51

Oh what a cracker!!

"just kept a few in case".

"They do seem to be a management team that should be avoided, move on is my strategy !!!"


The logic of keeping any, must be:

In case the management team should not be avoided and stick around is my strategy.

[michaelmouse] 08/10/2018 10:05

It's the non revenue earners with multi-million market caps I believe that sink them e.g. …….. I'll let you fill in the gaps since you'd probably know the ones. ;)