BET chart, page-430

Hi Whitepages,

You are showing an incredible amount of interest in a share that you do not hold.

Reg has been here for years.

At a guess he averages below 30 cents.

You indeed are entitled to post and comment on anything you like on HC.

But you are now dominating this thread.

Is it downramping, who knows.

But please dont guess on what price a shareholder is in at.

Graphs are useful, they are a tool to be used to help in decision making.

Noise is very loud on this thread.

BET have openly told the market in the last 72hrs that there will be 2-3 significant announcements in the next 30 days.

So to rely on graph analysis alone would be a dangerous decision indeed.

Most old posters here have been here from 25cents, then back to 3 cents, back to 50 cents, back to 8 cents and then to the moon.

Two weeks ago the share price was $1.34, today it is $1.34.

Early March it was 85 cents.

Noise is scary for retail investors, some posters here enjoy and delight in enhancing the noise.

This business is still moving forward:

* 140 million in the bank
* NJ fixed odds finalisation imminent
* other deals imminent as mentioned by Matt Tripp

One rainy day does not ruin a holiday.

Nor a week of rainy days.

This business has significant support form major players and they will be protecting BET.

The throwing under the bus in the press will never happen again.

Word on Bridge street and collin street on Friday lunchtime is that there was one or two major shareholders that were not happy with the deal put on the table, so they threw some of their toys out of the cot as a protest.

The weekend has allowed some serious discussions to be had to those concerned.

And we will no doubt see on Monday or Tuesday in a disclosure statement if in fact a +5% has in fact spat the dummy.

The good news is the large scale sell off is being absorbed well, after all BET rose nearly 20-30 cents in the last 3 weeks.

How about we all get a reality check and take a breath.