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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Falanx Group Limited LSE:FLX London Ordinary Share VGG3338A1075 ORD NPV (DI)
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  0.00 0.0% 0.525 0.00 00:00:00
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0.50 0.55
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Support Services 5.24 -3.55 -0.77 3
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 0.525 GBX
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Date Time Source Headline
19/12/202214:57UKREGFalanx Cyber Security Limited Update on Share Reorganisation & TVR
14/12/202207:00UKREGFalanx Cyber Security Limited Change of Name
09/12/202214:42UKREGFalanx Group Limited Holding(s) in Company
08/12/202216:29UKREGFalanx Group Limited Result of AGM
08/12/202214:28ALNCNewsFalanx interim loss widens; cites core order growth post-half-year
08/12/202207:00UKREGFalanx Group Limited Interim Results
24/11/202217:17UKREGFalanx Group Limited Holding(s) in Company
15/11/202217:56UKREGFalanx Group Limited Notice of AGM
18/10/202206:00UKREGFalanx Group Limited Directorate Change
29/9/202211:37ALNCNewsFalanx narrows loss amid sale of strategic intelligence unit
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Posted at 07/2/2023 08:20 by Falanx Daily Update
Falanx Group Limited is listed in the Support Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FLX. The last closing price for Falanx was 0.53p.
Falanx Group Limited has a 4 week average price of 0p and a 12 week average price of 0.53p.
The 1 year high share price is 1.05p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0.53p.
There are currently 526,421,185 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 0 shares. The market capitalisation of Falanx Group Limited is £2,763,711.22.
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Posted at 22/11/2022 07:33 by z1co
dave45

OSI has got nothing to do with FLX who are fully with £2.5m cash and will not be raising any more monies.They have sufficient cash to see them through to profitability.

Another desperate post from dave45 , your real reason for deramping is to buy some shares if it dips slightly.

With Interim results in less than 3 weeks this share will only go higher.The share price has been depressed only due to Amati selling down their stake and NOT due to lack of funds or business under performing.

Lets not forget the share price was over 1.25p 12 months ago and with out doubt it will go higher than in the near future.
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Posted at 21/11/2022 21:11 by z1co
We are on a winner with FLX , these lying posters like yump and clockthetroll are traders pure and simple.

They buy the share and they will post bullish views and once they close the position then their posts turn very bearish and they start arguments with anyone who tries to counter balance with bullish views.

At the moment both yump and clockthetroll have sold their shares and are desperate for a pull back so they can buy for a punt again as they call it.

The company's trading for the current year is gaining traction and will get stronger in H2.

The management want to double the revenue in the next 18 months.

The depressed share price for much of 2022 is a result of Amati selling down their holding , which is now down to 8.6%.

All this bodes well for the share price to rerate from this low levels and lets not forget market cap is only £3.5m which includes £2.5m in cash.

Subtracting the cash means the business at the moment is only worth £1.0m. CHEAP

Shares are seriously undervalued.

Will multi bag in 2023.
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Posted at 20/11/2022 22:24 by z1co
A well balanced post:

Sales orders for our core services in the first five months of FY23 were 18% ahead of the same period in FY22. This includes five new MDR deals which we sold, with a total minimum contract value of over GBP0.2m, with the potential for significant expansion and extension beyond this.

Three of these MDR deals were signed in August 2022 when we also signed up two new Tier 1 partners. Furthermore, we have also won our first four clients for CVS and also sold more than 1000 f:CEL licenses.

We are expecting further growth in orders for the second half of FY23, and with ongoing significant growth thereafter.

The company is now firmly in growth mode, and our objective, which we are confident we will achieve, is to generate very significant, organic growth over the coming months and year s.

We are well financed and expect our existing financial resources to be sufficient to see us through to profitability.

Interim results in less than 3 weeks.

The share price is gaining traction and will continue to rerate strongly.

Remember The share price 12 months ago was 1.25p and they fallen in 2022 due to Amati selling their holding throughout 2022.

Amati had over 16% in January 2022 and now it's down to 8.6%.

Share price will rise aggressively due to strong trading , the selling by Amati is slowing down and the company is only valued at £3.6m and they have £2.5m cash.

Will multi bag in 2023.
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Posted at 20/11/2022 21:10 by z1co
clock you awful stinking troll stop twisting my words you idiot.

I was referring that to yump for his earlier post

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yump

Buying and selling is a very risky business.When you buy shares in a company do you meet the directors first before you part with your money say £10,000 , £20,000 or whatever amount you invest in a company.

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What stupid idiot you are.

How much did you lose in LVCG , they did a placing at 2.5p.

If you invested £10,000 in LVCG then by last Friday you lost over 50%.

I'm keeping FLX for the long term.They have declined over the last 12 months or so not due to bad trading but only of Amati selling their shares throughout 2022.They had over 16% in January 2022 and have reduced their holding to 8.6%.

That's why FLX share price has under performed throughout 2022.They are now starting to rise and this will continue to rise for the foreseeable future 2023.Why would i want to sell my shares when i know they will MULTI BAG in 2023.

You and yump are both muppets.

When a idiot like you buys shares in any company is that risk free?

You lost a lot of money in LVCG just last week you stupid tool get a life.
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Posted at 19/11/2022 17:18 by z1co
This is another balanced post:

The company announced on Tuesday after the close of markets that they will be consolidating it's shares and changing the name to Falanx Cyber Security.

Myself and Wololol thought it will be very good for the shareholders on the other hand dave45 and clockthetroll thought it will be bad and the shares price will collapse.They were trying to scare other traders/share holders.

A few nervous traders sold out but the markets also liked the idea of consolidation and we had a 2 good days of share price rising strongly.

12 months ago the shares were trading at around 1.25p because of the constant selling by Amati throughout 2022 has depressed the shares price.

Amati had over 16% in January 2022 and now it's down to 8.6%.

The company is trading strongly in the current financial and will report it's Interim results next month.

Share price will recover to at least 1p shortly but will increase significantly in 2023
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Posted at 19/11/2022 13:58 by z1co
Smithie6

A crew member of clock/dave.

The company's prospects for the foreseeable future are very positive

This company is now just a pure cyber security having sold Assynt in October 2021.

They have strengthened the management team this year with:

Nicola Hartland Chief Revenue Officer

William Kilmer

They aim to double the revenue in the next 18 months

Over the next few years share price will recover very strongly.

Your only post on this company no doubt makes you an expert.

Hey muppet do some more research on this company before you post again.

I'm ONLY rude to posters who are rude to me.

By you calling me an idiot you think i will be nice to you.

Another idiot on my hit list.

Edit, The depressed share price over the last 12 months is the result of Amati reducing their stake.They only have 8.6% left and once they stop selling that will also help the share price recovery.
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Posted at 18/11/2022 10:34 by z1co
Company's with small shares in issue do rise very quickly on positive rns's

The company has only 526 million in issue at the moment which is not really a huge amount.There are loads of Aim companies that have multiples of Billions of shares.

I feel the management have decided to get the shares out of the sub penny.The consolidation will also benefit the share holders in the long run.

Less shares in issue means bigger % shares increases on announcements such as upbeat trading statements , contract wins , director buys etc.

They will no doubt be issuing bullish trading updates for the foreseeable future.

Take a look at BOOM they did a 100 for 1 consolidation in mid 2019 when the share price 2.50p.After consolidation shares were £2.50.When the company started trading strongly in 2021 and they issued bullish trading updates the share price increased really dramatically because of small number of shares in issue.

Earlier this year share price increased to more than £22.50 (or 22.5p old price).

That is a massive 10 fold increase.

FLX could also multi bag because it is so small capped at £3m with £2.5m cash.The company is trading strongly and this is not yet reflected in the share price.
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Posted at 17/11/2022 18:38 by z1co
I feel dave45 has misjudged the share consolidation in this company and these are my reasons:

The company has only 526 million in issue at the moment which is not really a huge amount.There are loads of Aim companies that have multiples of Billions of shares.

I feel the management have decided to get the shares out of the sub penny.The consolidation will also benefit the share holders in the long run.

Less shares in issue means bigger % shares increases on announcements such as upbeat trading statements , contract wins , director buys etc.

They will no doubt be issuing bullish trading updates for the foreseeable future.

Take a look at BOOM they did a 100 for 1 consolidation in mid 2019 when the share price 2.50p.After consolidation shares were £2.50.When the company started trading strongly in 2021 and they issued bullish trading updates the share price increased really dramatically because of small number of shares in issue.

Earlier this year share price increased to more than £22.50 (or 22.5p old price).

That is a massive 10 fold increase.

FLX could also multi bag because it is so small capped at £3m with £2.5m cash.The company is trading strongly and this is not yet reflected in the share price.
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Posted at 14/11/2022 12:42 by clocktower
I never said I did not like FLX, so please do not suggest that.

The Facts:

A short time ago a post caught my eye, and I started to look at the thread and a lot of comments from both sides, I then took a much deeper look at the company and in particular the last accounts and history of the directors.

As you say they currently have cash a loan note from BOOST&co for £2.5million.

I also never said the share price will not rise but what I did say was if the institution keep selling down as they have done recently, I believe it is more likely the share price will fall further, and until there is positive news about profits it is a mega high risk stock to get into based on it's past history,and the directors past performance imo.

That said I grant you things sometimes change, hence I am following this with great interest as I like potential recovery stocks like EVG but it does not mean that I am ready or willing to put my money on the table though I did say it might be a fun high risk punt or words to that effect.

I took your posts into account and Wololol's posts into account and those of yump's and on balance at this time I am very weary because of it's past history but it has potential I will grant you, and that is the reason I will continue to follow this closely and monitor all posts on this thread, and trades and any RNS that might make me jump in as deeply as you and W clearly are.

I wish you and anyone else that takes on stock at sub 1p while a big holder has 45 million shares that they seem happy to unload at sub 1p and may well be looking for buyers to take the rest off their hands for whatever reason at at even lower level.

The other positive is the new director. So bear with me posting things as I see them at this point in time, I am not trying to be negative towards investors but just weighing up the risks and listening to posters points of view, as these boards can be very good sources of information and make one think before jumping in up to ones knees, which is what yump did for me, I must admit.

Convince me otherwise as I would like to find a long term big growth stock.

How many more will the MM taker on board at 0.61 before the share price drops again and how low will it go before it bounces (if it does).
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Posted at 08/11/2022 13:51 by yump
2 sides to this:

Can you make a few quid on the hope the share price rises. That depends on people not really assessing the business itself but just looking at share trades and stakes by known or unknown investors that might or might not shift the share price.

Or do you judge it by its continual failure as a business to show that its viable. The latest RNS is nothing to shout about.

Plenty of other trashed shares that have done very little wrong, other than being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

FLX has been in the right place at the right time. The results are therefore even more shocking. They haven’t even got rid of the incumbent CEO.
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