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Let’s hope Richard Staveley just needs the funds for another investment opportunity! This is a great company, my father used them to handle the funds from a large property sale in France a few months back and was very impressed with the service!
Surely if there was an issue they would have sold more. My personnel view is just a fund manager adjusting a holding. The fear is irrational imo. We shall see.
I think they have sold some for a similar price to what they bought for back in January. They still have 5m shrares though. Do you think do they know more than any other investor?
The question is are why are Rockwood so keen to sell at a distressed price ?
Agree, hopefully the numbers are ok and we get something out of the strategic review. Im about £25k down here. Lets hope its not 50 by next week.....lol
All time lows. Market has been spooked by the Rockwood trim. An update can't come soon enough.
Are results due next week?
Looks like there is a naughty bot at work today
Obsessed with neatness, you think? ;)
Looks like they have just trimmed a few and kept a round 5m
RNS today informing us that Rockwood top-sliced a few. Inexplicable at these prices - they must've taken a loss - unless they know something we don't....?
High hopes we get a bounce off the back of the strategic review / EoY results
Looking cheap at the mo
"1500 sticky clients, business is profitable, huge growth potential over long term, how many companies do you know who's have 110 employees and make £15m EBITDAR?"
Https://youtu.be/3_N2JucuT48?t=1098
Way more detail than you normally get from these fund manager interviews.
Agree with him, one to tuck away.
Note he is talking about comparing this to ALPH (Not AFM as was suggested in a previous thread here - different business).
CAB Payments down 13% as well (with no RNS). Forex companies should benefit from volatility in this election year (US and likely here).
Weakness these last few days. I wonder if old Harry (ex-CEO) is selling down?
Now showing 4.5% interest - interesting!
Its is definitely a punt. Very chequered history. I dont know if we will ever get the full story on this company. The risk reward seems very stretched. This is a crowded sector with Hsbc muscling back in with Zing at the beginning of the year. Too much infighting for my liking. It doesnt seem to bode well with investors and it looks like it doesnt bode well with clients. Why would you with plenty of competition to choose from. Champagne Charlie’s going to have to get used to Prosecco at best.
Sold out at 66p. I've bought back today. I'm looking for the rejiggled management to turn the it around.
It's a punt for me.
Nasty drop this morning presumably caused by Alpha Financial Markets reporting negatively to the market. I'm taking a fair amount of stock-specific risk here, but I've added again.
Sorry, keep thinking of something else to add. RNS are issued at 7 a.m and throughout the day, Monday - Friday. Companies are obliged to report certain types of information, particularly if it is price sensitive. You can read them on the News/RNS link at the top of the screen
There are sites such as Morningstar that also collate company information including the largest shareholders.
Example: https://tools.morningstar.co.uk/uk/stockreport/default.aspx?tab=5&vw=own&SecurityToken=0P0001HUYW%5D3%5D0%5DE0WWE%24%24ALL&Id=0P0001HUYW&ClientFund=0&CurrencyId=BAS
You have to read the past Regulatory News Statements (RNS) issued, there is a link above called AGFX Live RNS that contains the past RNS. In this case there was one issued on 1st Feb. called a TR-1: Standard form for notification of major holdings and it stated that Rockwood Strategic had bought 3.53% of the company and previously held zero. RNS are a mine of information on the company.
May I ask where you find this information? How can I track when a fund is dipping in?
That was the trigger for me. They know what they are doing.