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[bionicdog] 30/7/2018 07:42

Drizzly good morning from Surrey.
It doesn't matter what your average buy price is , everything must now be reset.

[professor pettigrew] 30/7/2018 07:28

A very optimistic good morning to all genuine LEG holders.

[carefreesid] 30/7/2018 06:47

Interesting.

LIDL SAID TO WRITE OFF EU500 MLN ON FAILED SAP SYSTEM
German supermarket discounter and SAP’s struggles to introduce an electronic good management system have seen costs balloon due to modifications and poor management, Handelsblatt reports, citing unnamed company sources.

[professor repeat repeat repeat] 30/7/2018 04:46

Professor Pettigrew
12 Oct '17 - 08:54 - 8908 of 14763
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Zaf is manoeuvring us into a position where LEG is going to be a powerful player going forward.

Tuesday looked more and more like manipulated capitulation to me, enabling the MM's to hoover up the last cheap stock around the 0.11p level.

As I've said before, a market cap around £4m will look pretty stupid next year.

[professor liar] 30/7/2018 02:19

Professor Pettigrew
29 Jul '18 - 16:32 - 14761 of 14763

I'm taking Friday's closes - LEG 0.10p and TERN 25p as the starting point.


Professor Pettigrew
30 Jul '18 - 01:31 - 14763 of 14763
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No - LEG 0.11 TERN 26.25. Get it right mudbath for Christ's sake.
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Volatile weekend.

[professor pettigrew] 30/7/2018 01:31

No - LEG 0.11 TERN 26.25. Get it right mudbath for Christ's sake.

The graphs are the starting point.

Buy 50m LEG and you might even qualify for the 1p party next Autumn (2019).

[mudbath] 29/7/2018 21:39

10p =LEG
26.25 =TERN

July 29 2018

[bionicdog] 29/7/2018 10:53

Raining in Sutton.
Raining in the prof's sad lonely heart.

[maxk] 29/7/2018 10:44

Morning to the sober.

The great british summer has arrived.

[mudbath] 29/7/2018 09:55

The "Executive Summary" (in particular),highlighted in the 2016 SCM report on the Customer-Centric Supply Chain,makes for interesting reading.

[mudbath] 29/7/2018 09:09

There is much competition for Virtual Stock to contemplate in the Digital Supply Chain arena.

Does the "Edge" hold any advantages over similar solutions ?

Hopefully,the answer is yes,for otherwise I suspect that heavy hitters such as SAP will prove formidable opponents wherever and whenever VS seeks to expand its reach.



As in 3 years from now, 95% of respondents (Capgemini Consulting)expect more processes with suppliers to be automated and 94% expect to receive more real-time status updates from across the entire supply chain,then until VS is able to announce that a global corporate has come on board , it will remain mired in parochial activity.
Commendable as it is to have clients such as Tesco,NHS etc,their scale is seemingly insufficient to generate the revenues necessary to justify either the ever growing VS staff numbers or the fanciful stock market valuations.

[amelia airhead] 29/7/2018 08:16

It is a good thing the Professor has a few people supporting him at the times he is most obnoxious - belt, paul and gotto.

[dongle features] 29/7/2018 06:36

Soup - thank you for post 1080 - I am learning so much more about VS.