From a global personalisation technology company that makes content and advertising more relevant to consumers, on Monday... To date, the Group has incurred cumulative losses of $238.0 million... The Directors have approved a business plan which forecasts continuing cash outflows in the near term... In making this going concern assessment, the Directors have had regard to the following matters: the Group's track record of successful fund raising from shareholders and other investors, as evidenced in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 & 2013... That's from the notes accompanying interim figures from Phorm Corporation, a firm that specialises in tracking people surfing the web and then serving them supposedly relevant content. As of June 30, Phorm had $9m of cash, but that had shrunk to $6.5m by the end of August, meaning that the company has about six months left. Phorm is in discussions with a "number of parties regarding funding." Shares in issue have ballooned from 79m to 139m already this year, but founder and chief executive Kent Ertugrul is obviously confident that there's plenty more ballooning to go. He may have confused some investors with a statement at the end of last week, which declared... Operations Update Revenue and Key Performance Indicators Show Strong Growth Phorm (AIM: PHRM), a leading internet personalization technology company, announces today that it is seeing strong sustained growth in revenue and other key performance indicators. That sent the share price above 7p at one stage on Friday; at pixel on Monday the price was back at 3.5p. We should record the names of the advisers behind this: UK Investors Mirabaud Securities LLP (Joint Broker) Jason Woollard Peter Krens Liberum Capital (Nominated Advisor and Joint Broker) Chris Bowman Richard Bootle US Investors Lippert Heilshorn and Associates John Heilshorn It's pure, retro dot comedy. Did we mention that Lord Lamont is on the board?