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Go take a look at the SBTX chart and realise you have to take the rough with the smooth if you want the big profits.
bit of both maybe
Yes could be but we were red yesterday too
more likely a symptom of the wider market sell off
Perhaps a few getting twitchy now the April update has not materialised ... should not really quote a month if you are not sure and even then not update even if to say taking a bit longer
It doesn't really matter in the long term, though. At least the guy told us and we know it's not a wider issue of a large shareholder exiting...
Plenty of less amateurish ways to sell and raise the funds
£100k bill came in from the builder end of month, just needed to free up some cash. Loads of demand as there is a shortage of free stock. Still hold a large position as I believe ALGW is at a very exciting phase of its development. Looking for 10p-12p plus in the relatively short term and a multi bagger as the deals keep coming in.
If you recall there were 3 x £30k trades the other day, assumed to be someone rolling over a leveraged position. This may be closing out that position.
don't think anyone is complaining about the share price now..
bamb been hearing that for 3 years lets see some action
Was 7.70 ever offered on the sell side? If it was a sell suspect it will get bought up pretty quickly
16.33 was in the middle of the closing auction with 2 PMEs , so how was it executed at that time? I think we are just seeing a poor LSE data feed as is often seen. 18.33 is long after stock exchange data feed closes. The London Stock Exchange shows it as a delayed publication reported at 16.33.
I agree it is very odd.
Reported at 18:33, but appears to have been executed at 16:33.
...hence my question - not sure how one tells.
Marked as a delayed report, so without knowing the time of execution, it's impossible to say. Had it been a sell side trade, it would likely have arrested the price rise, surely? So probably buy side.
The late trade, buy or sell?
I still do not think Alpha is even on the radar of most retail investors. If this was O&G or pharma, SP would be 20p by now. When the penny drops on what the potential here is and it's non-correlative appeal, they will no doubt be some pretty big spikes.
Consider that, over the last couple of weeks, a daily net buying or selling of less than 1 million shares has moved the SP about 10%. Today a net buying of 700k shares has moved the SP 15%.
IF, and it is still an 'IF', the RCF counterparty invests the full $100 million in BOAGF (or a G&I fund where ALGW get all the fees) we could see a buying frenzy.
Last time there was a really exciting RNS, on 2nd December 2019, 68 million shares were traded. How high would the SP have to go to tempt holders to part with 25-30 million shares?