petem
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I think that's unfair. The company has fallen into administration, which it's highly unlikely to emerge from without a prepack arrangement.
Fairline Gone Pop
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benjenbav
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Any knowledge of who the administrators might be talking to?
jfm
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The company and the business are utterly different things. You have to get your head around that important concept!
The company is in administration; the business hasn't gone anywhere and continues operating
PaulRainbow
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Lots of activity here. The boats all vanished, now there are several back again, 2 x Sq 58s and several smaller ones.The company and the business are utterly different things. You have to get your head around that important concept!
The company is in administration; the business hasn't gone anywhere and continues operating
PaulRainbow
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Not the first time they've been in same/similar situations "gone pop" is nonsense. The fat lady hasn't sung yet
petem
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For how long though!?
You can't deny that the business is in a perilous position until someone comes forward to take it on.
petem
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Not the first time they've been in same/similar situations "gone pop" is nonsense. The fat lady hasn't sung yet
I hope you're right, but at some point the number of investers who are willing to take on a business that others have failed to turn around will dry out.
jfm
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You're appearing to argue against me but you're actually making different points now. In answer:
1. IDK, but not that long!
2. I wasn't denying it.
Bigplumbs
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I am afraid it has little to do with separating Company from Business or any of this big words high finance nonsense...... It is all to do with Buyer confidence. I am afraid after you go pop twice you are not going to inspire much if any confidence.
People who separate business from the Company have little understanding of what makes one or the other great. Without the business there is no company. It is all smoke and mirrors.
People who separate business from the Company have little understanding of what makes one or the other great. Without the business there is no company. It is all smoke and mirrors.
ImpImp
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QED
MapisM
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Seastoke
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Are you quoting. Quantum Electro Dynamics, if so how.
Pinnacle
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ari
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If only JFM had as good an understanding of business as you, he might have been quite successful. Who knows he may have even been able to afford a boat of his own.
Alas, such is life.
47GC
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I understand he has a floating bathtub in Sof somewhere.....
DougH
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You really are a plonker of the first order Bigplumbs
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Egret
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Actually Bigplumbs is a very knowledgeable and clever person. You should think about what he is saying with respect to this thread.
I had an extra 15 years of work in a company, through his management efforts at a time of change /potential shutdown and after.
'Buyer' confidence was key to repeat and new business - wiith the hands on the tools at all levels being key to quality and timely delivery.
I had an extra 15 years of work in a company, through his management efforts at a time of change /potential shutdown and after.
'Buyer' confidence was key to repeat and new business - wiith the hands on the tools at all levels being key to quality and timely delivery.
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Bigplumbs
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It is so sad that people think just because you have money you also have business ability. Think about that a while and see if you can work it out. I know not of JFM but I can manage to see beyond money. Many sadly cant they are like little Children looking up in awe of the great sun god.
Bigplumbs
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There you go a little sun gazer. I can assure you In most circumstances I would run rings around you every day of the week and twice on Sundays 0/10 Try a little harder
