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[ducatiman] 18/1/2024 10:23

Or bullsh1t!

[ged5] 18/1/2024 09:59

A few more small buys this morning.

Must be based on being very oversold, can't possibly be based on present newsflow.

[ducatiman] 15/1/2024 19:58

Maybe it was Anal and Walter spending this week’s pocket money?

[ged5] 15/1/2024 10:19

Strange choice of pet.

[lr2] 15/1/2024 10:13

That'll be Freddy and his hedgehog.

[ged5] 15/1/2024 10:09

Signs of life. Someone's confident.

[yump] 14/1/2024 11:09

What’s the point of posting the message over and over ? Especially from a non-shareholder like ydddr who clearly needs to get a life. Noone will give you the respect you clearly think you deserve having sold out. Why not get it by doing something constructive you sad little man.

Clearly FDBK is being ramped wildly on a daily basis and needs a bit of balance.

[ydderf] 13/1/2024 12:58

How much money has TO raised since he became CEO, my estimate is that it significantly exceeds the current market capitalisation. If this is true, does it matter? I think it does because if TO's talent is to be hugely successful at raising money, shouldn't he be re-deployed to do this every day all day long? All existing shareholders (sorry Tom this excludes you) have to do then is sit on their hands (ie not participate in the funding rounds) ands wait for the cash to pile up. He could become FD leaving the vacant post of CEO to be filled by someone who can deliver

What's not to like?

[ducatiman] 10/1/2024 17:16

Unfortunately I am unable to organise an EGM to call for the removal of our CEO, I am however willing to pledge my holding should anyone else be able to do so.
This co’ is being run as if it’s a global, multi million turnover operation. It is not, although I’m sure in Oakley’s head/dreams it is.
We need an experienced businessman at the helm. One who can up the requirement for staff as and when it is needed. One who can hire good people at the going rate!

[ducatiman] 10/1/2024 12:13

Another £1.5k to Oakley so far this week. Sickening.

[yump] 09/1/2024 14:33

What exactly is your purpose in posting ?

To show how clever you are with one decision ?

To help others ?

Or is it just a form of sadism which you’re not really aware of because you developed it in childhood as a result of some unfortunate events ?

I reckon its the last one, the giveaway being the “you lot” reference.

I hope your money makes you happier at some point.

[ydderf] 09/1/2024 09:43

Call a EGM with a single resolution, to remove the CEO, you need a group holding 5% to do this, might be easier to simply sell. The publicity will spur even if you have to withdraw the resoltution, there is lots on this area if you research similar cases

[ducatiman] 09/1/2024 07:55

How do we go about that?

[ydderf] 09/1/2024 07:38

I see you regulars are looking to continue to let off steam to one another and do nothing to change the regime for another year. Are any amongst you prepared to take action or are you more likely suck it all up while the CEO's real day job, nay trick, is to continue in place year after year and draw a top 1% salary....However (strange but true) he is dependent upon you, to continue. Btw he's had around £1m since starting - how much have you lot had?

[davwal] 08/1/2024 17:00

Stick TO in front of the x-ray, and you'd see an empty vessel.

[ducatiman] 08/1/2024 11:15

Maybe a consolidation needed? As that was the reason for the last spike according to Oakley. I rest my case, the man is a deluded idiot.
And he thinks he’s a shareholder because he has options. Unbelievable

[ducatiman] 08/1/2024 10:34

TO doesn’t have to work, he just hires sweet talking idiots to do it for him. The man has absolutely no idea whatsoever how to run a business.
He needs to be booted out now with a few others including our other vastly overpaid non shareholder CFO Anal Patel. How much to keep the books straight of a co’ turning over £1m. He probably only works 1 day a month.
So Mr.Chairman, who is at least a substantial shareholder, surely you can see what’s going on. Sack them forthwith!

[ged5] 08/1/2024 10:03

Yes but who for?

While Tom is sat by the phone others are working. I can't see any mention of Bleepa in this.

Wouldn't Bleepa box be used in this field?

[lr2] 07/1/2024 23:49

The market's getting bigger.



Just need Bleepa to bring home the bacon.

[ducatiman] 06/1/2024 12:05

Another week, TO another £3k better off but can’t afford to buy any shares in the company he runs.
Any shareholders here any better off recently?
This clown has to go!

[yump] 28/12/2023 14:22

Perhaps the blame should also lie with those that appointed a radiologist on the basis that he’d shown an “entrepreneurial spirit” (or whatever they said at the time), in the now proven deluded view that that would result in an actual entrepreneur. From the evidence we’ve seen, he might not even have read a book on how to be one.

In retrospect, to sell to the NHS you need one hell of a set of skills and a pile of luck.

Bleepa/carelocker is at least right place right time. As for the rest, who knows.

[ged5] 28/12/2023 12:55

He probably still believes that NHS trusts will see Bleepa on twitter and ring him up.

We've been very patient so far but that is wearing very thin.

I'd like to believe FDBK will gain a few contracts in March/April but that would be easier if the CEO and CFO demonstrated a show of confidence by buying some effin' shares.

Normally I'd be looking to buy more shares when it's so oversold but this time there's a reason for it being oversold.

[ducatiman] 28/12/2023 12:22

Another drop. Oakley gets richer as his shareholders get poorer.
How do we get rid of this useless, arrogant, deluded, pi55 taker?

[ydderf] 27/12/2023 11:31

ducatiman, if the past is any guide to the future, then there are there are at least 30 more years of this until the CEO retires. The CEO has played a blinder here, nobody can deny that, he's exposed to non of the risk that shareholders are exposed to, but year after year has enjoyed an income which is higher than 96% of the UK population


Happy New Year Tom