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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Earthport Plc | LSE:EPO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0DFPF10 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 37.70 | 36.90 | 38.50 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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01/11/2018 10:50 | Oh and posting pictures of their Sibos stand on Twitter with no crowds of people is not a good look. What did they do? Clear the crowds so they could get a good photo! You cannot justify a trip to Sydney for such lark and such a big stand too. Maybe they did clear the crowd so the picture is not reality. Someone needs to shake things up a bit, get some momentum behind the ship or expect no pay. | sirrux | |
01/11/2018 10:25 | Crypto, yes they can sue but the UK system is rigged against such efforts that's why you get so many senior executive "mistakes" in UK plc's, they just go through the escape hatch when it's time for a nice retirement. That's a familiar pattern, and affects all shareholder's returns (just take a quick look around the market over the past year). It's a global issue, but seems to be well accepted here in the UK. Me, me, me, first, first, first seems to be the motto. I do think investors ought to make more noise about it (it seriously affects returns) but the institutional guys won't budge on it and it's only their voice that counts which is not correct either, small fry keep the markets ticking over whereas institutional activity can be all or nothing in most shares. Ultimately, the II's tend to be playing with ordinary people's pension money who have no clue what's actually lurking in their pension pots, so should care but they don't see it as something that would justify the nice fees they make. If you start throwing around muck, you get silenced lest some should stick - not worth the career risk for many on nice salaries to pay big mortgages, just go with the flow and keep safe. Even the auditors have a nice little carve out in their terms to limit exposure to me, me, me, first, first, first issue. I have been watching this unfold from the sidelines, it was all going too slow for me when I was viewing it as hot sector with lots going on around EPO, they just needed to seal deals. I do think it's got potential but it has a few wonky wheels that keep falling off along the way. You could do well trading it but that can be time consuming also. Anyway that's the way I see it, others will view it differently of course. | sirrux | |
01/11/2018 10:06 | Oops, another £6.3m = 1p per share of EPO group net assets in the fx dustbin. It's only been a couple years since EPO threw £5m in the bin in one fx transaction. This £6.3m covered up loss horror allegedly happened in 2016 and 2017 so is yet another dagger to the heart of EPO's non-executive director governance. They knew fx blundered £5m in one shot in 2016 but they allowed a £6.3m false accounting to cover up the enormous scale of what was already a crisis. Epola cash-eating virus outbreak alert! SELL! All imho. Dyor | silkstag | |
01/11/2018 08:27 | Lying Cu*ts -Uberoi and Hickman. This is getting from bad to worse. Mesler needs a miracle to turn this around now. STRONG SELL 5p by year end. All imho. Dyor. | ssr23 | |
01/11/2018 08:20 | Arf, the hole is getting cleaned so it's a good thing. I'm wondering if small fry shareholders can sue the company for compensation.Silly sausage I heard or was it a dream has sent endless letters of threatening talk. | cryptotrade | |
01/11/2018 08:17 | Lol funny. Silly sausage why do you keep going on about apparently this, that . Maybe you think you're more superior than everyone else, a problem with arrogant, you're not. People do read, the share price shows, the facts are published. It's simple.Anyway go and cry on clause 11 . | cryptotrade | |
31/10/2018 13:59 | Beat your hole with the pole, honey, Get it while you can. Put the roll in the bowl, honey, Do it while you can. | arf dysg | |
30/10/2018 11:57 | EPO apparently deceived investors into subscribing £25m @20p in Oct 2017. A reliable source tells me this topic was raised with a few of the subscribers, suggesting reprice to 8p or cashback. That may explain the 3 bullets. Apparently guilty CEO, CFO and Chairman at the time have since been shot. Will that pave the way for that apparently crooked round to be repriced to 8p ie issue the victims an extra 187,500,000 shares? 30% dilution so shares could fall 2.5p to 5.3p just for this. EPO does not have enough cash to repay the £25m. Or will the new CEO, CFO and Chairman turn a blind eye to the October 2017 apparent fraud upon investors? The cash-eating Epola virus infects all and if the new leadership team fail to burn all the bodies then they will also die soon enough. Need 188m share gift to burn that one outbreak. Avoid Epola virus. SELL. Heading for 5p. All imho. Dyor | silkstag | |
29/10/2018 08:00 | No final results in September. Not in October. Epola is a cash-eating virus. SELL urgently. All imho. Dyor | silkstag | |
25/10/2018 10:57 | Oooh I'm so excited for silly sausage. Gawd do you actually have a real life. | cryptotrade | |
24/10/2018 16:13 | Late fy18 results. Fy18 loss -£9m? H2fy17, H1fy18 and H2fy18 Turnover stalled at £16m? Q1fy19 turnover stalled or down? Losses rising? Office closures? Staff redundancies? More blood on boardroom carpet? SELL before Epola virus eats your cash imho. Dyor | silkstag | |
23/10/2018 09:16 | Mad,Do you know of any holders?Do you know anyone afraid?I don't.Silly sausage sold at a huge loss years back hence why he's so bitter. Grow up man. | cryptotrade | |
23/10/2018 08:07 | Late results. Holders be afraid. "Hello Darkness, My Old Friend" | silkstag | |
22/10/2018 11:51 | Fired for instant exit on 22 Oct, Uberoi will be desperate to sell 30m shares before the hidden horror news leaks. Q1fy19 could be even worse than I alerted. Fy19 and fy20 could face massive downgrades. Investor cash death by Epola. All imho. Dyor | silkstag | |
22/10/2018 07:57 | Savvy caradog. I alerted board bloodbath and more leech NXDs must go. Most are Uberleech idle sicophants who wholly failed to deliver governance. Some customers are Hank-buddies so extra trading instability. This bloodbath is a few years overdue. Heading for 2-3p by October 2019, restructuring and new funding. Expect: Fy18 -£9m loss with stalled turnover. Q1fy19 turnover stalled or down, losses rising. Office closures and staff redundancies. Massive downgrades in forecasts. Epola will slay your cash. Sleigh it by Xmas. All imho. Dyor | silkstag | |
22/10/2018 07:17 | Hickman and Uberoi unceremoniously pushed off the board 7 weeks after new non-exec appointed. Investors can only be pleased that their disastrous leadership has been terminated, but what skeletons have been found in the cupboard? | caradog | |
20/10/2018 10:52 | 22 Sept 2015 EPO RNS notice of fy15 final results, issued 29 Sept 2015. 55% (adjusted) turnover growth but huge loss. So fy15 results were a mixed bag. Sept 2016. Silence. Trainwreck fy16 results. As I warned! Sept 2017. Silence. Trainwreck fy17 results. As I warned! Sept 2018. Silence. Trainwreck fy18 results? Stalled turnover? Loss -£9m? My warning! Q1fy19 trading update? Silence. No new client win RNS since November 2017. Turnover stalked or down? Off the rails again? My warning! Trainwreck fy19? Stalled or falling turnover? Loss -£9m or worse? My warning! Up to you to decide and bet accordingly on 'Epola' the kilker cash-eating disease. URGENT STRONG SELL before imminent fy18 results. All imho. Dyor | silkstag |
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