Boku Share Discussion Threads

[chimers] 08/10/2018 14:11

"redbarge1 Oct '18 - 09:37 - 356 of 356

Boku ain't going anywhere."

It sure ain't bud, it sure ain't.

[chimers] 08/10/2018 14:10

Give me 1 example of an American company listed on AIM that has been a success?

American companies that list on AIM are to be avoided at all cost.

This one is no exception.
Go figure.

[chimers] 08/10/2018 14:08

Dont slam the door on yer way out................

Bless.

[chimers] 08/10/2018 13:21

Stop throwing your anger out on those who were right.

Its your own investing failures that are at fault here and those of the company you invested in.

It's yourself and this company that are your enemies not I.

[redbarge] 08/10/2018 13:18

Keep posting your bull chimers .... hahahaha

[chimers] 08/10/2018 13:11

You will get ample opportunity to "load up"
Buy as many as you like, it pleases me that you do this.

Where do I "admit" to being a "troll" exactly?

Your naivety and stupidity shines through with your amateur beliefs that "trolls" can earn money from posting on sites such as this.
If you know of ANYONE willing to pay me then please let me know as I would sign up with them likitty split.

[redbarge] 08/10/2018 12:58

hahahahah...what a clown you are.

Chimers8 Oct '18 - 12:41 - 415 of 415

"share related analysis (my job)"

@chimers now freely admits his chosen profession is a pathetic sad little-paid share troll. Paid to deleiberatly cause trouble.

Thank you Chimers you have now convinced me that I have made the right choice by investing in BOKU because nobody and I mean nobody dedicates this amount of time to bashing a share if it wasn't worth something. There's a lot of junk on the AIM which you could bring your "analysis" to, but you don't, mmmmm wonder why.....

Let the price in Boku drop I'll only load up on more....thank you Chimers

[chimers] 08/10/2018 12:53

As I have 5 mins allow me to point something that shouldn't require me to have to do so.

Boku and Bango are the target market for the likes of RIPPLE.
Thus posting here is exactly where one SHOULD POST regarding these companies.

Think of it as me posting about football on the "football" thread.

Hope that helps.



If not try some vaseline.

[chimers] 08/10/2018 12:46

Give me 1 example of an American company listed on AIM that has been a success?

American companies that list on AIM are to be avoided at all cost.

This one is no exception.
Go figure.

[redbarge] 08/10/2018 12:39

Answer the question forum clown

[redbarge] 08/10/2018 12:38

AHH DILUTE THE POSTS AGAIN ... NICE ..

[chimers] 08/10/2018 12:37

Get with the programme lightweight or get run over by the train.
Choo Choo....

[redbarge] 08/10/2018 12:36

Still won't answer the question.....WHAT ARE YOU HERE FOR THEN ?

[chimers] 08/10/2018 12:36

This is an example of why Blockchain wins all.
Different sector but it shows you what is thundering down on you at 100mph in THIS SECTOR.

IBM is taking its food-tracking blockchain into production, making it one of the largest enterprise projects to achieve that milestone, and has signed European supermarket giant Carrefour to use it.

Announced Monday, the commercial launch of IBM Food Trust means that large players, as well as small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in the food industry supply chain, can now join the network for a subscription fee ranging from $100 to $10,000 a month.

And many SMEs may have a stronger incentive to participate to participate now that Carrefour, which operates 12,000 stores in 33 countries, is on board. The retailer will track and trace its own branded products in France, Spain and Brazil, before expanding to other countries by 2022.

"For us, it's a matter of sense for the consumer," Emmanuel Delerm, blockchain program director at Carrefourm told CoinDesk. "It's really this that will push us to say to our producers or partners or suppliers, will they come on the platform? It's really consumer-orientated; it's really for them that we are doing this."

Yet Carrefour is only the latest food company with supply chain clout to sign up for IBM Food Trust. Others include Nestle, Dole Food, Tyson Foods, Kroger, Unilever – and not least of all the U.S. big-box behemoth Walmart. Notably, Walmart has already flexed its muscle, telling leafy-greens suppliers last month that they must integrate with the network by September 2019 and citing an e.coli outbreak as an urgent reason to improve transparency.

Describing the fruits of more than a year's work, Ramesh Gopinath, IBM's vice president of blockchain solutions, told CoinDesk,

[chimers] 08/10/2018 12:34

Oh and most funds ARE LAUGHING STOCKS.

The private investor has the edge on ALL FUNDS if he/she does their due dill properly.

The PI can move much faster and change position on a sixpence, the fundie can't do that and is onboard until the next station.

[redbarge] 08/10/2018 12:34

okay forum clown and again you fail to answer the question why do you persist on being here if this company is as bad as you say it is ... let's have your answer?