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Holdlong, Roadshow isn’t going well...
What makes you say that?
You are correct Pokerchips.
The company will talk to their broker/s and try to set a price, but the reality is that a price is set after the company presents to one or many brokers and their clients (arranged by the lead broker/s)
The market will feedback it's thinking and the level at which it will support any raise.
I’d keep you power dry this is going to 1.5p on placing 1st week of July. Roadshow isn’t going well
" You forgot to mention it was a discounted placing 29% below the closing sp."
That tells you that the City were not prepared to buy them for that much.... "discounted to the SP " is meaningless
The City offers what it is prepared to pay...they want good profit...room to sell them on for many of the City buyers
You forgot to mention it was a discounted placing 29% below the closing sp.
Last June 137 million shares were placed " with institutional and other investors at a price of 4 pence per Placing Share "
I suspect that Draper was "expected" to assist in providing an environment in which a reasonable % of those placing shares could be sold off into the market to " willing buyers "
Draper knowing that he would have to go back to the City at some further date in need of further financial support ... CEO's in tiddlers cannot exactly cut off the hands that feed them...whether they like it or not
cambridge130 : January 06th 2021 " This is the start of a major move upwards. We will see 30p this month. "
cambridge130 : June 21st 2021 " If anyone is buying the shares today trying to hold up the slide they are a mug and they'll lose it all"
I don't know much about your journey with BIDS but that is quite a swing of emotion and opinion
Hivedoff....you need to enjoy a nettle tea and put your Richard Clayderman album on. I'm pretty sure you'll find that if Draper had actually delivered anything he said he would, all of us would be patting him on the back and congratulating him on his success....as we sat on a bit of profit. I'd got my winter holdall packed ready for the great winter break, as I'm sure many others had. Unfortunately, lots of people are sitting on huge losses through no fault of their own and Draper can't even come out of hiding to address these people.....And you can have faith in him ? My goodness me.
Draper has made mistakes and so have private investors who had opportunities to sell at over valued prices .....
The CEO in the tiddlers who are dependent on City placings HAVE TO play to the City tune ...whether they like the idea or not.... and Draper is no different to most of the others ....the City, the Brokers and the traders are the ones who always make the money in the initial stages of a company development....the inexperienced private investors are very very often the casualties
I am not invested here ...but this is getting to a point when it is worth me looking at....
Buying in the near future and saving some for any placing ...in order to ensure NO dilution could set things up for the next stage in the company developments ....
If there is to be a placing soon then the likely price is no doubt gone around the City already ....
Draper has made mistakes, his over exuberance got the better of him early doors. However who can really blame him for keeping his head down and getting on with it now. With the disgusting cowardly behavoir of helx and his cronies, hiding behind user names and throwing insult after insult at him, or anybody else that gets in the way of ther agenda for that matter. Who actually is helx, does anybody know, no because he is merely another troll, simple as that. We know who James Draper is, he's never hidden that. We could guess who helx is, but we will never know, too sly and underhand to ever show his identity. I know who I would rather have faith in.
Good luck Mr Casino.
Stupid!
Call me stupid, but I gamble in Vegas regularly ( when allowed into US)
Today I bought another 250k shares......taking my holding to 1m....stupid maybe, but????......
If you are not in it, you can't win
I agree with most of the comments.............but?
Yes....I'd say it's far too late. Good ole James.
The shoddy running of Bidstack has done them in - no cost control - no honesty with shareholders - sponsoring Norwich?!
No shareholders at AGMs 2 years running? no accountability, refusing to engage shareholders, treating them like crap.
It's not message boards that have put Bidstack in this position - or JW - even though he is a tool.
Headlong is right - GFIN were like this - until Clarke came in. I fear it may be too late now
bb2609 - JD was burned for being too chatty and over-optimistic. Many detractors on this board have accused him of deliberately talking up the shares to fleece investors - the usual suspects - all personally abusive to the CEO and to staff members who had no part in releases. If I was in his shoes, I'd stick to the letter of the RNS requirements and leave the day to day operational management and to those responsible. We all would like to know what, if anything, is going on - but the behaviour of some on this board goes beyond the pale
Yes Gfinity had to raise at 0.5p because their spending and margins had got out of control. Bidstack needs someone capable the managing and stretching budget that’s one that’s celebrating like they have won the lottery when a placing happens. Treat placings as borrowed money and time. Don’t spend it on sponsoring you football club while halving revenue forecasts and delaying break even. Clueless
Yes, Justin Waite got carried away and went very bullish but when the result came out, it was next to nothing that the company said. From memory, bids said they will earn £5-£6 million but in reality raised few hundred thousands which was a shock for everybody. "Just sell if the story changes" as JW pointed it out, lots of people sold out on the back of this news. I was late in the party, bought just over 4p and sold early but the SP went over 14p at one point but ofcourse people stayed invested because they believed the story and you know the rest.
Regardless, Draper can't just block legit shareholder concerns, he must answer them. If he can't then he must leave and allow somebody to join who can. GFIN was loss making for years so the last BoD were kicked out allowing Clarkie to join who has changed the business and for the first time ever it's making profit. BIDS shareholders deserve something similar.
GL
Maybe it was a Honda legacy he was after.
Mr D had a great thing going but not up ti the job of running the company didn't want to stand aside and let someone else run it.
Should have Sold out when they were worth £80m
He wanted a legacy but not this
I think if there was even an ounce of decent news....we would have heard something. Game over.
shakydog..... good im glad he does... he lead everyone up the garden path and now gone into silence, he has some serious answering to do
I absolutely agree. The radio silence said more than ramping actually.
maybe calling him a clown and bald mug played a part? He does read the boards, apparently....
bb2609
Honestly I sold out when he blocked me for asking legit questions. Asked Derek wise who said he will raise it with the company but failed to update me after that and ofcourse he is now gone. This company needs money to run itself since it's still loss making and should have raised when the SP was over 4p and now this funding issue is dragging down even further. NOBODY is above the law and CEO's must answer legit questions/concerns therefor send another email and write it politely. If you don't get any reply, use a solicitor service (might cost a bit) but that way they will be forced to answer your legit concerns.
GL