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Ah at last overhang cleared and no stock on offer, about time too. Might have a run now, remember when people were all over this at 3.2-3.4p now 2.3p
Not sure but there is a protected buyer in the stock. Every time there is selling it's quickly matched up with similar buys.
They made a bigger profit charging the 1 mil seller 2.03p then selling it to their buyer for 2.25p nice instant £2200 for the mm doing this.
The 2.3 million share deal on 19th Sept. 48 grands worth.
Any ideas whether that was a buy or sell?
Also Michael Hughes added 15 grands worth around that time.
Sign of good things?
Only recently joining these sites for live pricing etc I find it very interesting the type of character that post on here. This is a prime example of someone who I can only assume has no shares in this company given the way they talk, yet they still feel compelled to come and post information that serves no use to anyone who is a share holder.
£5M+ Net debt
£8m operating loss
Really squeezed margins.
The prospects are that this company will continue to make loss after loss because there isn't the scope in the market to do much on pricing.
This was a lucrative market from 2010 - 2020, but that era is over with centralized cloud tech and limited appetite for buying PSTN telephony. You can sell it, but it has to be cheap and then you end up where Loop and most companies in the market are with really squeezed margins.
The answer is a low margin high volume business with tight cost control.
You can squeeze a 10-15% margin if you're really careful.
There are some commercial contracts that can be realised through cloud add-on development, but that market is getting increasingly saturated.
Game over for loop at this point.
All those 5k share sells. Incentive scheme to take the sp from £4 to 2p joke ceos. Whats happened to join the dots. Maybe thrown the towel in .
I guess they cant afford their salaries..so getting part of it in shares is pretty much the best motivational option
So..once again...news shares were created by the company but a load of them were sold into the market to cover tax expenses .... so did they use the results rise to sell their own shares into that rise ...result in having to sell fewer shares??
I take it back, that large trade was not a sale but share purchase for staff and management.
There's some crazy traders in this game atm, it goes to 3.23p bid last week, very strong you could sell size all day above 3p and today at 2.2p bid somebody sells over 2 mil at 2.1p, perhaps this person was buying up the stock last week and got flushed out, certainly thanking them for being able to get size below 2.3p today.
Market makers rinsed pi,s last week to get some liquidity to allow a dump of stock. Well done those who were smart who bought low and sold high. Predictable retrace unfortunately.
Might be another spike on next results though so if spiked in id just it park it and wait..
1.5 m today seams the wrong way round for a pump and dump
" All last week there appears to have been myriad tiny trades but only one trade for more than £1000 !
... and yet the price went from 2.20 to 3.20p and back again "
yes... a managed situation on the back of the results.....use a small amount of money to raise the price and bring in buyers...and then sell in bigger volumes off the rise that you create
a common practice ...
All last week there appears to have been myriad tiny trades but only one trade for more than £1000 !
... and yet the price went from 2.20 to 3.20p and back again
We'll have to wait for some more bona fide news to be leaked before another proper rise to reflect true value
There you go, bought back 250k sub 2.3p I sold for 3.23p the other day, the traders really do give you great opportunities to make money with their impatience looking for instant profits
Amusing watching one trader selling in 5000 lots, going to be a lot of this this morning. Biggest riser Friday so lots piled in hoping for a fast profit and now will move on to another trade, should be a nice buy price soon again
Bonzob
There isnt much liquidity in this share , and volumes are pretty low in trading .....hence the spread
Lowest I have had so far is around 12% was over 14 earlier,will keep trying thanks
On dummy sell and buy quotes I'm getting a spread of around 7.5%
Is there always a large spread on this share,looking to buy but spread seems excessive
The ARR growth looks strong. However my worry is whether it grows fast enough to replace the large decline in Meetings & Events revenue. This declines from 5.3m to 4m over the last quarter - so if it continues to drop by say 1m a quarter over the next year that's a hell of a lot of revenue disappearing.
In contrast the ARR from Cloud Telephony has grown from 1m to 2.5m m over the last twelve months. (so adding .375m per quarter). Assuming a constant £ growth rate (rather than a %), its going to take years before this revenue replaces the M&E revenue.
The value of this business comes down to how you model the drop off in M&E revenue vs growth of Cloud Telephony. At the moment- there's too much downside here for me
True but I trade different from the herd. I buy when unloved and slice small amounts out all the way up, sometimes they push on sometimes they fizzle out when the traders all leave.
Still looks strong atm
The common mistake many investors do they sell once the sp rises without benefitting of the full rise to follow the initial one..
Just be patient guys…the sp on trajectory move of recovery..
This is only the first leg of aggressive sp spikes
GL
Took a few small slices out there 3.23p, considering I paid sub 1.9p for all my stock I'm happy to get some profit banked as a base level.
PE should be 5-8 so 12.5m-20m mcap. Currently 6m GBP.