If I remember correctly their share price has been taking a bit of a hammering

Recently

Could be a great opportunity to get cheap shares now at locked in prices which can be cashed in after 3 years if the price rises substantially (I'd be surprised if it doesn't get it's business strategy back on track in that timeframe tbh or just get bought out by a competitor looking to take advantage of the trodden down price)

Obviously you will need to do your own homework and due diligence before making any investment decisions and the value can obviously go down as well as up and all that other official rubbish they say (I'm not an IFA or ever want to be one, just giving you my personal, fairly novice opinions :-)

Posted By: essexcanaryOTBC, Jan 3, 23:16:44