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I'm back in - Come on CBD pumpers - spike me up baby!
Hi D, not sure I want to relive that investment experience! As for the other, Goodness me its dragging on. but yes you are quite right, you would not want to miss out now!
Hi Wyn, all my Eve are with HL and I sold a small amount (a bit too early as it turned out!) on the oil-spike day, and had no trouble as the price was rising quite strongly. Maybe 8p would have been tricker than.. 6.5p? I may buy them back when funds allow. depends on new funds and / or how things go elsewhere.
I do have two stocks (both AIM and probably on illiquid side) with 212 and have found that it can take several hours for the whole transition to take place. Maybe they are faster with bigger companies.
Wyn, you once mentioned BP and Deepwater Horizon, and being invested at the time. There was a good R4 programme on it yesterday: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000v2lz – 'The Reunion'.
The SP on the other share / sky's the limit has held up despite.. People still willing to wait a bit longer; I guess everyone thinks it'd be terrible to leave and THEN the news arrive!
My experience is that when the SP is moving its very difficult to get in or out. (D, didn't you miss out on selling at 8p or something when it spiked on the oil tie up?)
With HL I've never had a problem buying or selling the moment I click. (Stefan, HL = Hargreaves Lansdown in the UK)
Then I opened a Trading 212 account, just to try it, and for the first time experienced waiting quite a while for an order to be filled (but not Eve shares). I hadn't realised the differences between brokers.
As for the Channel 4 thing, arguments can be made either way but the market does not seem to be unduly concerned at the moment – which is handy.
I saw Bensons Beds mentioned on the BBC news last night, reopening their stores and saying that people will be able to test their beds and mattresses for the first time in months. I wonder how many customers will take the offer. Eve did ok last summer when the shops were open after the first lockdown and before the second.
I always find it hard to buy this stock, usually leave automatic buy in to it with Halifax app
Today i put buy orders for round about 1400pounds but nothing get threw??
Thanks puts my mind at rest ...
I think channel4 expect that the share price grows up. The big investors hold their positions. and they have buy in prices per share round about 100-130pence. They hold strong. when the sp reach 25-30pence there is a very big gap to 80pence. Now we build the ground.... the multibag follow....
Hi Dad41....
I think it states within the RNS that this protocol of issuing these shares was always part of the ongoing strategy hence it’s not an unexpected dilution of a very small addition of shares but what was always stated.
I believe Chanel 4 is a very big supporter of the Eve philosophy and this particular company- which now is sorting itself out into a long term business with profitable and health of everyone’s sleep at its new core.
Hope this is helpful.
Or C4 are thinking shares for advertising is better than eve not advertising.
Apart from keeping eves cash buffer high don’t see a dilution of current shareholders as particularly positive, hopefully it doesn’t show current cash generation isn’t adequate to
pay the bills!
Maybe it would be good for C4 to make a statement if they were to say they were a long term holder this could be spun as positive....
Chamnel 4 taking shares opposed to physical cash may indicate a long term confidence in Eve.
eve Sleep plc
("eve" or the "Company")
Application for Block Listing
and
Issue of Equity
eve Sleep, the direct to consumer sleep wellness brand operating in the UK, Ireland and France, announces that application will today be made to the London Stock Exchange for a block listing totaling 7,610,594 ordinary shares of 0.1 pence each in the capital of the Company ("Ordinary Shares").
Within the block listing, 263,550 Ordinary Shares may be issued from time to time pursuant to the exercise of existing Options under the Company's Pre-IPO Share Option Scheme, 7,138,161 Ordinary Shares may be issued from time to time pursuant to the exercise of existing Options under the Company's New Share Option Scheme, and 208,883 Ordinary Shares may be issued in order to satisfy the remaining sums payable by the Company in respect of media spend as agreed at the time of the Company's previous fundraise on 23 January 2019 (the "Channel Four Agreement").
Furthermore, the Company will today make application for in total 8,791,117 Ordinary Shares to be admitted to trading pursuant to issuances under the Channel Four Agreement since 23 January 2019. It is expected that admission will become effective for the new Ordinary Shares on 16 April 2021 ("Admission"). The new Ordinary Shares will rank pari passu with the Company's existing Ordinary Shares.
The total number of Ordinary Shares in issue following Admission will be 274,008,887. The Company's previous total voting rights figure of 273,230,525 included 8,012,755 Ordinary Shares which had been issued to Channel Four pursuant to the Channel Four Agreement but had not been admitted to trading. The Company does not hold any shares in treasury. Accordingly, the figure of 274,008,887 may be used by shareholders as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in the Company under the FCA's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.