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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Feedback Plc | FDBK | London | Ordinary Share |
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| ELECTRONIC & ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT |
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Posted at 12/4/2024 11:55 by hamidahamida What has feedback produced continuously since its listing many years ago?-:-MORE SHARES -:-If you look at the companies de-listing from AIM, they have been listed for few years are still high cash burn businesses who will need to raise more money. Their share prices are a fraction of where they were when they listed...Are investors we really going to miss them? Companies who have used AIM to raise money to grow and become profitable will not delist. How long do you give a company before it starts generating money? Surely few years is enough?AIM has a reputation for eroding shareholder value, but this is largely down to companies at the bottom end, that will never produce anything apart from more shares. To improve this perception we need more of the low quality companies to delist so higher quality businesses remain. The types of business that can give investors a positive return on their investment, at least within few years.This will help AIM change its reputation, for the better, and attract more investment & liquidity. |
Posted at 05/2/2024 22:07 by petekand Yes, Tom should be thoroughly ashamed of himself for misleading investors. |
Posted at 02/2/2024 10:41 by lr2 With thanks to Investor Bill over on the other place.Gervais Williams UK Stocks to Watch in 2024 ____________________ Feedback discussed at the 4 minute mark. |
Posted at 21/12/2023 10:17 by lr2 Courtesy of Investor Bill over on the other place.____________________ More jam here: |
Posted at 13/9/2023 16:24 by yump Just in case I missed something, I watched the presentation. At least there was the £96mln market size estimate.I got a bit bored with the way it seemed as if it was a sales presentation to buyers, not investors - the phrase 'value proposition' cropped up numerous times, which I'm not interested in, as an investor. It reminded me a bit of the very academic presentations by the ex-CEO of Getech, which all seemed very positive, but very light on actual progress. It also contrasted markedly with those given by SRT, which is a large holding of mine. Their webcasts have also included a pretty well defined contract pipeline. The phrasing used never included 'value proposition'. SRT has been a frustrating share to hold with obviously very complex contract negotiations with overseas governments. At least all the negotiations were known to be with governments where budget and intent to buy a system from somewhere, were already confirmed However their MD has always mentioned how many contracts they were actively negotiating, even if they were all subject to undefinable delays and timescales. In contrast, I have no idea whether these 'very positive' 'conversations' that TO has been having, are just vague meetings, concern specific contracts, or somewhere inbetween. There was no clue whatsoever on any timescales for anything. No mention of how many trusts have gone a bit beyond being just interested. No mention at all of whether budgets are or are not available, or will be and when. So as far as any investors are concerned, all we know is that there have been very positive conversations. Good grief, if I'd tried that explanation of what stage my startup businesses were at each year, my wife would have kicked me out ! |
Posted at 13/9/2023 01:30 by lr2 Investor Presentation. |
Posted at 12/9/2023 17:38 by ged5 lolIt does read like a FDBK shorters thread. Read the results RNS and listen to the presentation and you would wonder why there is so much discontent. But then listen to last years presentation and other interviews such as the Sunday Roast and you might see that we have been led up the garden path. We were given great expectations and the company hasn't delivered on those expectations. Problems haven't been acknowledged and a realistic appraisal of the hurdles that needed to be jumped haven't been given. Because of this some may have bought far too many and will now be realising massive losses. A little more caution was needed from the company and investors. Treat this as a small company that has potential over a number of years not as one that will make you a fortune overnight. No it's more likely to lose you a fortune overnight. The other problem is:- Wages and salaries 2023 1,877,036 2022 1,267,740 and the CEO and CFO not owning shares. To answer your question about enthusiasts. Not so sure I would go that far but I would consider adding to the shares I already own when the share price settles. |
Posted at 12/9/2023 14:26 by dibs61 Yes if Oakley thinks he could claim the credit for the previous share price rise - which he absolutely DID, he must take responsibility for the subsequent even steeper share price FALL.He 100% misled investors. Disgraceful. Shame on you Oakley. |
Posted at 12/9/2023 12:38 by dcgray21 A lot of questions about that last investor call for sure . 'Huge' upgrade expected from Royal Berks , multiple contracts and we will clearly outline those inclusive and exclusive of hosting when they start coming in . Complete disconnect from what has actually happened and ensuing radio silence very disappointing. |
Posted at 07/9/2023 16:58 by ducatiman These Q&A sessions are a complete waste of time. Dr.Mitty and sidekick (both non shareholders) get to pick which questions they want to answer. We don’t even get to see the questions they didn’t pick.Covid is over, how about a real Q&A session, in front of investors? In the same room!!! |
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