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I heard a fund manager once say you can ask questions in a certain way and can tell from a delay, tone of voice, stuttering etc. in their answer of 'we can't answer' whether the news is going to be good or bad. Thus no insider info but they take a reading of the situation by probing very cleverly. Take of that what you will but no doubt they'd do research and not just take a punt on something as it has gone down.
If fund managers are considering a position and also to verify an existing one they obviously visit and go through everything with a fine toothed comb
Don’t ever pay attention to price targets at all - these institutions release price targets and news articles all to their advantage, it’s never to help the general public.
Think of it guys- why on earth out the kindness of their hearts would they tell you a price target they realistic believe in ; if that was the case they wouldn’t of touched this stock with a target of 120 LOL
How can any one answer that. They are not be allowed inside info, however i find it hard to believe funds don't make some enquiries, such as on new auditor before buying large stakes.
Q- Hi Boo, its Mr X here from Morgan STANLEY, we are thinking about buying 5% as T Rowe associates have and they are shiphot in research... any issues with getting a new auditor
A -Mr Boo - cant say to much but its sorted, and the markets going to like our next updates.
They wishes to have bought at that price ;-)
Don't trust any "target SP".
Ironic that Morgan Stanley stated in May 2020 that their new target SP was £1.50
TOTALLY AGREE!! BOO was made in the UK but as The Boss would say ‘Born in the USA’
The action & growth is all across the pond – Very exciting times ahead for all investors!
Absolutely, they're mopping up all the dollars left on table by bottlers who headed for the door just because they allowed the UK lamestream media and a couple of small fry chancers put the frighteners on them. Really sad situation that some investors can't see they're being played with a bit of noise, even in spite of all the fantastic fundamentals. The yanks won't be spooked out of their investments, you can be sure of that. If the no-marks over here continue making noises, I'm convinced it will be taken across the pond. In fact, I think it will be taken anyway, just so the value can be fully realised, simply because the FTSE is the laggard and sick man of the world. What self respecting company would want to be listed on a dying market when there's bags of dynamism, energy and positivity in the US on NASDAQ? It would suit Boo perfectly.
Big money put in by guys who do huge amounts of due diligence before they buy.
If BOO is good enough for them it should be good enough for all of us as those big boys clearly feel all the issues are simply "JUST NOISE" that will blow over and this will attempt to go 400+ again soon.
If this isn't a clear signal that more of the big boys believe in this company and want a nice big juicy slice slice then I don't know what is. They know a steal with huge growth when they see it. I still stand by plus £4.00 before Christmas and if this institutional buying continues, very possibly way before. It's my inkling that plans are afoot for a US listing, perhaps dual to begin with and then if the UK doesn't behave itself, a withdrawal and US listing only. Think this share price will be anything like it is now if that happens? Think it will be a lowly £6.00? No sir, not a chance in hell. The big institutions recognise the massive potential, especially with the accelerated rate of expansion/growth in the US and I wouldn't be surprised if a roadmap towards a humongous payday for all was already well underway. Onwards and upwards.