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[douglas fir] 02/10/2018 14:40

LOL

thefartingcommie
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classic head fake guys.(last week that is)

looks like its rollin' over...better of in Beeks,Burford 'an Biffa

okayyyyyyyy!;)

I admit it...still 3 out 4 aint bad;)

[fcuky] 02/10/2018 14:33

Butt up Slave2trade, think you are the one experiencing the down today (and yesterday), don't worry, I 'll lend you the lube if things get too hard.

[fcuky] 02/10/2018 14:15

this place is filled with people who can't even tell difference between "billion" and "million", and people who can't even find the bloody filter button.

and they are in stock investment.


No wonder the whole country is going belly up thanks to the up coming hard Brexit.

[bokies] 02/10/2018 14:01

Couldn't find that button but this is actually turning into comedy Gold!

[fcuky] 02/10/2018 13:50

erm......

Can people like, not read on this forum....? Which part of entering at £14 do they not get...?

Slave2trade, resorting to personal fantasy wouldn't really help your long position tbh......but explains the continuous delusion I guess. butt up Slave with luck you wouldn't even need the lube tonight.

[fcuky] 02/10/2018 12:45

I do wonder who bought at £25.7 though.... poor sod must be nearly losing it, £19, then £23.5, then £22.

[fcuky] 02/10/2018 12:44

...........

yes, and you bought at IPO at 78p with £1,000,000 and is now earning 25 fold. You now have all the respect from your families and friends, and we all listen to you here because you just know it all.

[windsor430] 02/10/2018 12:30

Bull$hit - you bought at the top, panic sold at 20 & are now massively down.

[fcuky] 02/10/2018 12:27

windsor430, can you not read, or not do maths?

i bought my chunk at £14

[fcuky] 02/10/2018 12:26

Hi Hfuhruhurr, you are most welcome.

I am not sure what is the international benchmark for measuring pleasantness and/or unpleasantness, hence it is largely a subjective feeling, which differs from one individual to another. It is also dependent on one's position in the matter involved, out of a single incident, some people may find it pleasant, and some not.

Say for example, when George Soros bankrupted the Bank of England, many people may not feel pleasant, like the fools in Bank of England, but at the same time many did, particularly the hedge funds which profited from the incident.

[fcuky] 02/10/2018 11:43

kienzen2, please, present us an alternative calculation, to show us theoretically what the fair price of Blue Prism should be.

For my calculation, I have already priced in a 70% revenue growth for BP over the course of 5 months (that's pro rata 168% a year mind you).

[fcuky] 02/10/2018 11:39

this isn't really the place to test posting capability of a personal account, but whatever.

[hfuhruhurr] 02/10/2018 11:36

Am new to the site - had difficulty posting yesterday so just testing

[christh] 02/10/2018 11:34

Be confident Chaps

This a growth stock, robots in great demand everywhere.
Robots will replace humans in mandane work but also improve productivity on the work floor.
Also the use of robots in Banks employed in security and other operational needs will
boost their sales and profitability.

This is the future.

I do expect PRSM to rise to £30-£35 but meanwhile will soon recover to £25 that was back in 18 September.

[hazl] 02/10/2018 11:20

A few minutes research ha!

Completely exposed for the poster that you are!

[fcuky] 02/10/2018 11:09

Dtaliadoros....... hostile takeover, shorts by hedge funds, public scrutiny, speculation and manipulation.

Yes, if Blue Prism were able to obtain extra funding privately then perhaps they would not have to face all the elements above.