Blur Group Share Discussion Threads

[blueball] 22/5/2014 14:24

Whats the target here..?

[lauders] 22/5/2014 14:09

Watching with interest and some sorrow for those still holding these. Got out at 150p after a hefty loss. Glad I did but if a rights issue/fund raising does arrive at 90p odd then these will no doubt go lower as shares often do at such times. Don't think I will risk BLUR again but good luck all who do dabble. I am now a doubter as if you didn't realize.

[eric76] 22/5/2014 14:08

Difficult to see how the decline can end here with the delayed results still not having appeared imo. Presuming blowout no's don't appear in the next few days theres still two gaps to go from the rise the share enjoyed both in the 80's with the lower gap finishing at c. 84p. Be interesting to see if management can turn sentiment around and prevent that from happening but its not something I'd bet large wads of cash on given the ferocity of the fall here.

[cantrememberthis2] 22/5/2014 13:57

Oh heck, I am in 1.07

if it goes to 50p ho hum.

Shorts will need to close whenever that maybe

In when fear is greatest otu when mania is highest.

[j777j] 22/5/2014 12:31

Au contraire,it might be rather a good time to start accumulating.Last price target was 600p even with 20% dilution you get to 400p

[stuart37] 22/5/2014 12:30

Agreed that the business model undoubtedly needs some tweaking i do not believe that this is the end of Blur - infact quite the opposite. Mistakes have been made but these can be learnt from and i am sure that will be the case.
It's amazing how many stock trolls suddenly appear out of the woodwork at times like these.....you're too late for a short guys!

[acta_topup] 22/5/2014 12:29

what kind of response is that?

[j777j] 22/5/2014 12:29

Great so we can assume you will not be investing?Jolly good

[acta_topup] 22/5/2014 12:26

How can you defend a company with a shareprice fall from 800 to 100p? Talk about value destruction. And yet the canny directors sold on the way up! This has a lot further to fall IMO

[j777j] 22/5/2014 12:23

It would not be the first time a short planted a fake storyIt seems to have become a modus operandi

[koolade] 22/5/2014 11:54

That really is a nasty looking chart now.

[acta_topup] 22/5/2014 11:18

Possibly he will when the shareprice is 50p

[j777j] 22/5/2014 11:05

If he does the shares will rocket higher

[stegrego] 22/5/2014 10:57

If Letts actually believes what he says, he should buy back £3.5 million quids worth of shares, less the tax he paid.

[sanks] 22/5/2014 10:23

I think i'll put in for a shaggers punt at 11p & 7p
Sensible comments appreciated

[j777j] 22/5/2014 10:15

What will your focus be in 2013?

In the next 12 months I want to make sure that blur
keeps kicking it and maintaining a leading position in
business services innovation. In longer terms, I want
blur to be a true UK global technology success story.
The IPO was a first step to achieve that goal – this
is not a business where the aim is a quick exit.
I'm 100% going to make blur a long-term story,
a billion dollar business by 2020 that we're
all still very much a part of.

Philip Letts,
Chairman and CEO
April 8th 2013

[koolade] 22/5/2014 09:55

Let's face it, it is going to be shocking.

As with so many AIM shares, this has been hyped to the moon, reality has set it, and it is destined to flatline somewhere between 50-100p for a few years while they re-structure, re-finance and work out what the strategy should have been in the first place.

[joe_satriani2] 22/5/2014 09:51

J777J - have you ever made a bad investment? You're optimism is endless!
I hope you're right, but missing results day and not communicating anything to share holders is a major slap in the face

[j777j] 22/5/2014 09:43

And u are one of lifes miseries.A poisonous individual.I suggest a detox and a health check up.

[j777j] 22/5/2014 09:15

You are right I should have gone to spec savers.For some reason I thought it was only £1.6 million


Well even better he has £3.6 million to invest in his co.

Right now that is almost 10% of the business.

That actually makes me feel much better.





10 October 2013

blur (Group) plc

("blur," the "Group" or the "Company")

Director's dealings

blur (Group) Plc (BLUR), the technology company that's reinventing commerce at blurgroup.com, announces that Robert Brooksbank (Non-Executive Director) bought 35,000 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company on 9 October 2013 for the benefit of his SIPP and at a price of 429p per share.



Interesting times ,if nothing else.

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