Esr 2022 Share Discussion Threads

[andymunchkin] 25/9/2022 16:32

loooooongWeakenD ferThY RampRs

[shanew48] 25/9/2022 15:29

Yes, if you manage to grab some under 1p first thing tomorrow you will have done very well indeed! Good luck.

[alancapone] 25/9/2022 15:23

In Alan we trust. He aint on mug. All will be revealed next week. Just hope I have a chance to topup.

[dealer55] 25/9/2022 15:17

I get the feeling you are not the best.

[dealer55] 25/9/2022 14:03

Why is someone accumulating then if it’s game over in October. Risky move.

[shanew48] 24/9/2022 14:55

Looking like 3/4/5p or bust then, just depends which way you think it’s going to go, you will either make many bags in a few days or lose the lot!

[dealer55] 24/9/2022 10:17

More intriguing was the near 100% share price rise for Eve Sleep (EVE), where clearly speculation regarding the formal sale process has taken a more positive turn. The problem in these situations is that the rise can be as much a result of short covering, as being the harbinger of good news. But with the stock having hit new lows earlier in the week, there may still be more in the dead cat bounce.

[dealer55] 24/9/2022 09:35

Agree. Many companies in a worse mess. Obviously the company needs to sell or get finance. Sell makes most sense. Allow a bigger company to take Eve to the next level.

[cygnet4] 24/9/2022 09:02

Doesn't read too bad based on CEO comments.

[dealer55] 24/9/2022 07:43

What 20th sept RNS.

[andymunchkin] 23/9/2022 20:39

Terminator10114 Nov '21 - 17:55 - 86 of 557
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Except that’s false information clocktower. From the interims the cash position moved from £9.2m to £5.2m (that’s a reduction of £4m) and they also noted that they are losing £3.1m in cash from operation in 2021 H1.

That’s all consistent with the fact that the half year loses have increased from £1.3m loss to £2.3m loss.

However, this is not your first gig at misleading investors on these boards is it clocktower. You had to be corrected in Brave Bison if I recall about statements you made about profits. Investors should be very wary of taking anything you say at face value and check for themselves.

Revenue 13.9 12.2 +13%
Gross profit 7.6 6.8 +12%
Gross profit margin 55.0% 55.6% -58bps
Marketing costs as a % of revenue 32.7% 25.3% +737bps
Marketing contribution2 0.7 1.5 -GBP0.8m
Underlying EBITDA Loss3 (1.9) (0.8) -GBP1.0m
Statutory loss before tax (2.3) (1.3) -GBP1.0m
Cashflow from operations (3.1) 1.8 -GBP4.9m
Net cash at period end 5.2 9.2 -GBP4.0m
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Terminator10113 Nov '21 - 13:24 - 81 of 557
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Anyone curious as to how much the Directors have been creaming out of this lossmaking fluff, while the share price has gone from 17p to 3p in 3 years and 7p to 3 p in one year. Well for that amazing performance

Tim Parfitt took £156,560 which was a nice 133% rise on his 2019 salary and

Cheryl Calverley took £102,766 for 6 months, so the equivalent of over £200,000 a year.

And thats without the nice little earner of millions of share options at an exercise price of 0.1p
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Terminator10114 Nov '21 - 21:07 - 89 of 557
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What’s worrying about this loss making fluff is that they have separated out all the “admin” expenses and “distribution” from the cost of goods. Seems that is just some way of talking up the gross profit, a way of misleading investors that they are headed to make a profit when they are not. Seems that losses are going to increase for this year if the H1 results trend is to be believed. How long before the dreaded “haven’t met management expectations” huh
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