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Come on ANX, lets have some decent rises upto results
Share price drops!!
Shares go up and down. Dont read too much into it.
I'm buying more after watching this. Great viewing.
Will do, Thanks Pedro
Cbc
Read Simon Thompson Of Investors chronicle and see his bullish view. He has this as his nap for 2024. He gives many good reasons why this is so undervalued. If you read his ideas you would very bullish as well. Profits set to go ballistic.
I'm asking what makes someone optimistic to be confident in this company. I want to share that optimism.
What's negative? A 15% drop in a day.
Cbc
The Board is pleased to announce that the Group is trading in line with management forecasts and that pre-tax profit for FY 2023 is expected to be broadly in line with market expectations.
Whats negative about that ? Directors sell their shares all the time. They havent got money tree's just like the rest of us.
Hi Pedro, based on what information makes you extremely confident? I'd be keen to find an angle with your optimism. I want to believe, however, recent figures and RNS report lacked any content that would attract strong investment.
I'm just not sure personally, how they're running this business.
Cbc
So why the large fall yesterday?
I am extremely confident of big rises in the near future. Shares are being bought into at this extremely low s.p. Fundamentals are very good and this can be a multibagger from this level,in my opinion.
It's worrying times for this company and price. We'll never know the real reason the Director (or one of) is selling the shares but it speaks volumes.
I'm going to have to sell up on this one, I'm really sceptical about how this business moves forward.
I'm terribly confused by this share. What the hell warrants a 16% share drop on no news ?
?????????????????????????????? Whats up 16% in one day
Alot of shares down today, but didnt think ANX would be one of them, with results only a few months away
If there is, it'll probably be tomorrow morning (if Valentina, or another director, has sold another tranche)
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Has Valentina been telling porkies (to the Company) and come back to the trough for another snuffle? Redecorating is so expensive these days, especially if you have to import your new designer kitchen from Germany and your tiles from Italy!
This is a great explanation. Thank you.
When directors sell large tranches of shares it's not unusal for companies to issue statements to the effect that the director need to raise money for a personal matter and that they don't have any plans to sell any further shares for the foreseeable future. So the company's response to SopwithCamel (planes used to have the most unusual, interesting names in the past) is not so outlandish (it would have been better if they'd added such commentary to the last RNS on the matter).
I suspect that the sale was done in several tranches to avoid impacting the share price too much (after all Valentina wanted to sell the minimum number of shares for the maximum return). Unfortunately, from our perspective, the sales have taken the air out of ANX's sails somewhat after some fairly positive updates on trading, emissions claims and the Supreme Court Appeal (without such large sales, one suspects that the share price might have re-tested 70p)
I find it hard to believe that the company would provide this personal information.
That said, could anyone perhaps explain why shares would be sold in stages such as this?
Am I the only person who thinks that the best way to find out what's happening is ask the Company rather than speculating? They have told me this morning that Valentina Slater has been raising money to buy property and has now finished and will not be selling any more shares for the foreseeable future.
I spoke to soon grrr