Koovs Share Discussion Threads

[jackson83] 25/9/2018 06:05

£250k invested in 2014 now worth just over £16k ... That's some serious loss thanks to Koovs.con ( much hype & lies only on Aim stocks ) 12 months in funding talks only to shaft us yet again ..🚩

[jamesto2] 25/9/2018 05:27

KOOVS dilute its shareholders into oblivion and share price tells us the truth after 4.5 years of 🚩.. SOS

[jamesto2] 25/9/2018 05:13

Harebridge are you buying more SOSANDAR shares soon ???? ...


impressed with management, and said that the mood is clearly very positive about current performance, and the future.

I don't post very often here about SOS now, because I'm happy with my position (about 2.2% of the company), and just intend holding forever. So the short term share price doesn't really interest me. The people constantly trading in & out, and causing a lot of price volatility are a nuisance, but at least they're creating some liquidity for people who want to buy more, I suppose.

As long as the newsflow continues to be positive, then I'm looking at this as a multi-year investment. The valuation may not make sense to value investors, but they're probably the same people who sat on the sidelines watching Asos 1000x bag, complaining that it was too expensive all the way up. That was me, after I sold out at 9p! The trick is to learn from our mistakes, not repeat them!

Sosandar has real potential. When you spot a tiny company starting to deliver stellar organic sales growth, then it's just a question of ignoring valuation to a certain extent. Just get some target customers to look at the website - I've done a fair bit of that recently, and the reaction is overwhelmingly positive. So in the simplest possible terms, Sosandar is designing products which the target customers absolutely love & want to buy. Therefore I think this is a business which is likely to achieve the scale needed to reach breakeven next year, then profits after that.

It doesn't matter if they decide to do a top-up fundraising along the way, because it will be from a position of strength, and could even be at a premium to the prevailing share price, as Institutions are likely to want to get involved here, but difficult to buy in size in the market.

I'm looking forward to crunching the figures when interim results come out. I'm hoping for £2m revenues in H1, hopefully a bit more. Then £3m+ revenues in H2. Obviously this year will be loss-making, as planned. Next year should see growth in revenues to maybe £9m+, and breakeven-ish.
After that, and we really get going, because the business can then generate the cash to do more & more marketing.

We need to think longer-term potential with this share, not worry about a few pence here or there on the current valuation. It would be a pity for people to throw away a future multibagger, due to obsessing about short term price movements. I'm trying not to do that, so this is more a memo to self than anything else, to remind myself why I'm invested here.

Best wishes, Paul.

[jamesto2] 25/9/2018 05:04

Reasons why Koovs let down me & other IPO investors - taking to long to get funding & funding at 10p was just a tick in the teeth as dilution has been No1 for Lord Alli & team as even he only invested 1.5m this time ( last year he invested 7.4m ) he also has failed to keep us up to date with progress & zero news on April trading onwards ( last year was the same & we waited and waited until 19th December ) will they do the same this year ?????

[jamesto2] 25/9/2018 04:50

Going be a game changer in 2022 when Koovs finally make a profit this will rise then - KOOVS in warm up mode for another 4/5 years . Quality takes time and the patient will see 5,000% gains in 2022/2024

[jamesto2] 25/9/2018 01:14

No, they is busy in INDIA selling TOILETS .... Harebridge India need more TOILETS

[jackson83] 24/9/2018 22:06

2019 will be Koovs last chance to show a profit after 5 years with zero shareholder value

[jackson83] 24/9/2018 21:58

Harebridge sold out with a 400% profit before the drop 😍