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    1600 buyers from all that advertising. Hope their A&P spend is more productive.

    I think they have just confirmed to the market that this is a dog.

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    It wouldnt be a dog if they priced it right and gave a more realistic business plan and strategy. AT $60 million and have BF stores dotted around the world is selling a dream, not reality.
    This stock shines so bright that it \"Bling Blings\"

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    I dont think dream gives them the right credit i think pipe dream might be more realistic reality especially given what they thought the company was worth
    Time is a great teacher, but unfortunately it kills all its pupils

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    I'm still rolling around the floor laughing about these guys.

    Selling shares from a burger joint to a target market of students.

    Right, back to flipping burgers.

    Toddy

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    quote:Originally posted by whatsup

    Looks like these guys are going to "fund' a company that they already own, hoping for a exit somehow!!!
    Yes, no doubt the extra they buy will be drip fed onto the market over coming monhts, further undermining its price.

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    Will they be taking a loan from the company they owned to the company they partially own, then bought shares in the company they owned by borrowing funds from the company they now partly own.

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    Do you think they will be silly enough to try list this share a premium?

    Picks for opening/closing?

    6 Months time?
    By the way - it's upside_down, not upside_umop

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    If they only got 1600 investors that would hardly cover the advertising campaign.

    So they've still got to cough up $6.4M themselves, and they've got 1600 shareholders who (I would imagine) don't know much about holding shares, that need to be managed.

    If I had $6.4M I can think of better investments than a burger chain start-up.

    Actually, it's pretty hard to come up with worse ones. But maybe that's what they said about Maccas.

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    How easy is it to go short with a NZX stock? I'd like to with this one.

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    quote:Originally posted by upside_umop

    Do you think they will be silly enough to try list this share a premium?
    Well, if you can list this company at a premium then the boys at Burgerfuel will reward you handsomely.

    However, the old hog suspects that you can't, and neither can Burgerfuel's advisors.

    If you want a slice of Burgerfuel, wait patiently.
    warthog ... muddy and smelly

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