Anyway if a share price crashes over 20 %in only a few weeks and considerably more over a few months shouldn’t people be asking searching questions especially as the market hasn’t performed anywhere near as badly |
Yes and nobody answered the phone or has responded to my questions
It is not up to me to chase them it is up to them to provide protection to their shareholders and they have failed miserably |
Amazing, I didn't know about the filter, which I have now used! thank you. |
Have you contacted the company to ask the questions you are raising on here? |
You can just select the ignore user facility if you want to filter anybody |
And it isn’t me who has been unloading week after week after week it is someone with a hell of a lot of shares!!!
And after a 20 percent decline in only a few weeks most companies would have stepped in with a statement
I bet they would soon step in if the price rose 20 percent |
Barnes4- Do you think potential investors reviewing this chat will be inspired to invest their hard earned money in EAAS, given you have spammed it with negativity? Whatever the realities of this stock, you are not helping. I just wish there was a filter function so I didn't need to see your bile. The share price is depressing enough! |
Disgraceful |
And still they sell |
Seems like a pump and dump outfit , just looking after themselves. |
And still they sell
Dreadful and ought to be ashamed of themselves |
This outfit has lost the market now
3p next stop |
And still they sell |
Not worth selling this awful outfit |
Barnes4 Just sell. You have clearly passed your stress threshold. Sell so you can stop filling the chat up with needless negativity. You help drive the price down, which I like because it means I can invest more at a lower price, but you're clogging up the chat with messages that contain no useful information. Management's job is to create long term shareholder value, not to worry about the share price. What they do takes time and impatient short-term shareholders will sell. This happens all the time. If you can't handle the dips and scarce updates, you should invest in mid and high caps. It's not good for you mentally. Either decide it isn't going to go up and sell, accepting whatever loss now because holding would lead to a greater loss later, or decide that it's going to go up and hold (without whining because you constantly regret buying in) |
This lot have been sat on their hands forever too long
It is too late now |
Truly terrible. By the time they announce good news, assuming they have any, the price will be so low it will be hard to recoup losses anyway |
God dam awful |
And still they sell ffs |
This just get worse and I just don't understand have a company best up to save businesses money is so lethargic in its approach |
Get the update out pronto before this goes to zero p |
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