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Following a “2015 year-end update” from WANdisco plc (WAND) earlier this week, forecast changes are now following. They ain’t exactly promising!...
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Comments
Duck and Dive
Maybe Edison deserve a little kudos for this report.
Mac
Complete bag of shite company which is made worse by them constantly ramping and hyping the story. Dave Richards in particular has a lot to answer for as he has consistently misled the market and failed every single period since IPO to deliver results.
Simple Moving Avarice
I can’t help feeling a bit sorry for Wandisco. It’s obvious they’ve developed some very clever distributed tools. But it is the same old story. Engineers get seduced by their own brilliant ideas and don’t really pay any attention to whether there is actually any paying demand for what they are doing.