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Just tried a 25k dummy sells and no problem at 227.5. And that's with a 10p spread. These shares are wanted by MM,s & dirty da/short traders and this is one of the biggest spreads at 10p...they are holding this down good and proper IMHO but struggling. Don't sell out! It will struggle to get away if we do. Recon that 100k sell was one of the traders I mentioned earlier taking their circa 10%, others are trying to get back in again now looking for an additional reduction. Hold on. When they struggle to make safe money they'll FO....
Steady predominantly blue, few sales good pressure and looking more stable than I've seen for month. Looks right for a steady solid lift IMHO......….250+...soon see
It would seem that the analyst are predicting next year pricing pressure to the likes of Zoom ; Microsoft Teams etc .
Just to highlight Loopup have a multiple approach and one that different from all the rest.
Converting mobile calls to video conference
Have multiple contracts Cisco ; Microsoft Teams ; Loopup own platform
The pressure to reduce cost are already being address in set rates , but the Mobile calls to Video can not be treated this way and are billed per minute and this will never changed.
Hence the deals with multiple partners , mainly due to mobile connection which the others never went down this path.
Zoom could be next banging on the door to supply next ; who knows
Next support level looks like 245-250...
All true gents, I bought in at 114 because I cold see then the game quite clearly, it was always going to drop back at least 15% for the reasons I stated earlier. Same old same old but again like you guys I know when I did the research after chats with Thordon that this was destined for highs and that was even before covid. This went from a 500p to a 800p share n my estimations overnight because of it. Just hold tight in the ebb. GLA....
As a note told in-long to invest at 130p in Loopup at a time when my investment was 52p.
Trust is a big thing , but my research said this was well undervalued
True statement Shezer and completely understand but my aim was a long term shareholder and theirs been times when could of sold for 20% profit then 50% profit but held true.
Now at +358.7% profit
MMs play the game but in the end the true value will always come
Research your share have faith and back it all the way
Thordon, We know it and we like most here are in long. But many don't and there are lots of shorters looking for the quick 5-10% etc profits.
They MM's/Big Traders hold a load to sell, when it rises they flood it and make money, supress it with the big dump and many run scared again dropping the SP further and then they widen the spread to discourage buyers at that point to kill any rebound/rise until they fill orders and top up. Now they have it under control again at the bottom, and they reduce the spread slightly, slowly mop up cheap shares and widen the spread to stop it again if it moves to fast. Then on good news tighten the spread encourage buys, in affect pumping it on good news and then dump it again making another killing....Its the same old same old they have been playing for as long as the markets have been there. They are allowed to do it, its one of the perks of them using their own money to provide essential market liquidity. Then they restart the cycle.
This is a perfect cash cow for them and it will run in cylces like this till it hits its real value unless it really does get away from them and then they're stuffed. There is no value in that for them so they will slowly pump and dump while they can.
No one will loose here at these prices if they stay in it because it will go up to its true value in the end. Then after that hopefully it will be issuing divis and it will become a financial institute target for the pay outs as a long term investment....hopefully.
Obvs all IMHO and DYOR all and there is loads of reading on this out there, ex-trader revelations and such etc....
Why would anyone sell , the best results seen for a Aim company in years with massive growth.
Interestingly net debt down to £3m with increase in cash to £10m taking this into account would give a P/E 6.5 giving most future tech company's trade around the P/E 17 to 20.
So a fair value of £6.5 to £8 if rated at P/E 17 to 20
Nice to see the same investors are still here and well done for not selling , my target is £8 and not changed and was stated way back
Red, hard one to read this but we had 2 monitoring periods because it was moving too fast and that was no doubt due to those traders having had the sell/buy price right in their minds so there was a quick exchange. Then the stop when I couldn't dummy sell either as you say. I recon because MM's/bigger traders are holding a stock from the lower rates that they pushed down over the weeks and are waiting for a good lift for a bigger return. When this settles and people get some confidence and start buying steadily hopefully there'll be hopefully a steady release and hopefully additional confidence and a solid upward trend will result. Cant be totally sure obvs but they seem to have been playing this share like this over the last six-ish months. They make a profit, walk it down, buy up then sell on the rise. the same old same old game. At some point people wont sell so low so readily, I hope and we'll get the climb. Checked the chart pattern and is seems very reasonable to assume were are in a break out, maybe not to 300 but again another sensible step up Id say. Soon see where the new support level is. This was around the last resistance level as I recall and looking like it could become the new support level and maybe slightly higher. That news has got to bring a new appreciably higher support, external influences aside and if brokers want in the MM's have one hell of a bag of tricks up their sleeves and plenty of nervous small inventors to dupe.....Soon see ay. Ether way over time it will ebb and flow up as it has done over the last year or so. No doubt about that.......300 soon enough IMHO, within next 6 months say.
The yo-yo was a bit weird tbh as I thought LOOP was solid esp after the Blue Jeans takeover recently. MMs or other wise known as Investment banks make 90% of money this way so not really surprised tbh.
Not sure about MMs trying to encourage sells longy. I tried to part with a modest 600 shares on HL at 238 between 4.10 and 4.30 today and could not do so. Fill and kill didnt work either. Fairly pathetic on the part of the MMs ...
Yeh thats true. This will only go up as long as there is demand so don't give your shares away cheap and cheapen the share. They've tightened the spread to encourage sells, they want em and that speaks volumes. They do read the boards also so take note. Hold on!
Mis-recorded because the advertised spread is false - they are desperate to keep the price below £2.45 and have been for the past month... As in-long has already said, they will likely have large clients who want a piece before it takes off properly.
£5m of shares traded so far which is a 2020 high, and with only 55m shares in issue we have turned over nearly 5% today. So far in Q3 32m shares have been traded, which is the highest for a quarter since they listed. Price on 1st July was £1.40, so it's been healthy for the rise to have a break, but no reason at all for it not to continue to a much higher level. LOOP could be a real star performer over the next 24 month if current trends persist.
ST has tipped again - released at noon. The vast majority of sales since then have been recorded as sales, which isn't what you would expect. Have they been mis-recorded (in which case are we correct to try to interpret trading signals from buy/sell data) or are the MM's up to something ?
Any thoughts appreciated