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Herdie, There's no point in us falling out over this! We all make our choices on who we follow... Pearls has Never declared that there is a crystal ball at hand or to have great clairvoyance skills.... Simply voices an opinion.... It's up to you to pay attention or Ignore, but nothing is gained by attacking!
Peace to all... Have a great weekend!
GLA
LSE I’d be very careful of taking Pearls advice if I was you - Why do you think he’s posted more on the Argo board than on any of the stocks he actually owns ? He missed the boat big time and has spent months talking the share down whilst all the while the shares happily increased 100s of percent. He’s like a scorned Ex that ust can’t leave it alone.
Pearls, Thanks.!
I understand where the flak is coming from now, It's a clear case of dithering during exponential growth and when the "buy" button is finally pressed; the Ship has already sailed & he/she got caught up in the shorter's manipulation (which happens constantly) after an anticipated ceiling has been reached.
I have taken your advice on various boards and I actually have you marked as one of the top posters to listen to & I'm on the flip side of your sensible advice as I have gained greatly from PMO and followed your posts from my buy point of 12p.
GL as we enter an exciting "post vaccine" period.
Personally I don't buy AIM shares without knowing the risks & unless I can afford to take a big hit.!
Good Luck.!
Hahaha oh Pearls stop it 8p is not really £3 is it, I still laugh about your projections that it was defo going to crash to 50p, 70p, £1, and any other price you made up in your head All the while posting endless drivel about a poxy stamp company - One in which a fellow shareholder has torn you to pieces on you’re endless nonsense attempts at ramping it when it’s deader than the deadest dodo on dead island. Ps you do realise people can view your previous posts so LSE if he so wanted too could quite quickly and easily view your endless nonsense on Arbs board, Have a good weekend in Eastbourne
Lse, apologies if you've got caught up in Herdie's vendetta, but he's one of many who got caught up in the meteoric rise in ARB which has risen since November from 7p to £3 last month and is now around £2.35. Unfortunately he bought in around the £3 level expecting it to go towards £7, £10 etc, you name it, reality was not important. I pointed this out to him and other posters at the time but the truth hurt and it did not go down well. You can't tell some folk something obvious, they don't want to hear it. Even now, many of them still feel it is going to treble, double etc. Clearly completely unsupported by fundamentals - according to last year's final results it was a small loss making company!
Anyway, back onto MTC, and I am sure once the results come in next month these will make decent reading. The new strategy combined with much lower costs and the Boots JV should make the shares rapidly rise once it becomes clearer how it is faring. There's a bit of a wide spread today but I guess that is because of the transfer now going on, hopefully this tightens within the next few days. Personally, I think these companies where the debt is successfully swapped for equity are going to be clear winners going forward and am also in PMO which is undergoing a similar transformation currently - their debt for equity transfer is at the end of March. As ever DYOR. GL
Could be MM’s or someone using free apps like Trading212, robinhood who dont charge a fee
LSE,
Check out Pearls posting history and the Argo board and then you will have your answer, I wish you good luck in your investments.
Pearls i hear Betamax are doing an IPO next week - Thought you may be interested.
Herdie, What on earth do you expect to gain from targeting people who are fully entitled to their personal choices. I don't seem to remember seeing any posts forcing your hand or even your arm up your back.
Let's stick to positivity, unless your portfolio is similar to your Agenda.!
Peace to all GLA
Pearls maybe they are dummy buys Boooooom Booooooom
Can you point me in the direction of the MFI chat board I’m feeling the need to bring my portfolio into the 21st century? As I Made a packet on SGI this morning some nutter bought a book of first class stamps of me for £61 - Have a look you can’t miss it as it’s the only trade on there !!!
Pearls,
I am certain that these are just MM's testing the sensitivity of the share to fluctuate. Unlike us private investors, they have a system where they can make very small trades without having to pay transaction fees like most of us, so I would ignore their activity as it is all designed to measure the likely reaction to a small influx of Buys/Sells.
IMHO, GL
Why are there so many tiny trades? What's the point of buying 20 shares or 50 shares for example?
Seems very odd especially as this seems to happen a lot on MTC
Just looked at the Boots Mothercare internet site, and a lot of items are sold out. Presumably this is site wide, so Mothercare goods must be selling well. I think this bodes well for next month's update! Be good to hear some news on new agreements with other partners worldwide based upon the Boots model, on this basis they could easily break into the key US market.
That’s correct manu. Richard Griffiths (Blake Holdings) are also part of the shareholder loan but I can’t see them selling with their massive holding now. I guess we will find out next week how the market will react to the share addition. Longer term looks good.
http://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/mothercare_plc/rns/regulatory-story.aspx?cid=1059&newsid=1452055
TK its not all Lombards also Lambard increased there holdings' three time recently so they`ll not be going anywhere soon me thinks.
The dilution is the repayment of the loan at a massive 189m extra shares then we take a new loan out of £19.5m. Seems a good deal for Lombard converting 13.5m to 19m guaranteed
well ive put a sizable bid in, sub 14p though. Ive worked a nightshift so if when i wake up its executes great. I’ll buy some more after the new shares are issued too to see how it pans out. GLA
I think you’ll all find that Clive Whiley is rather good at this sort of thing
Manu, after looking at it, the loan was 13.5m with Lombard but that has been converted to 189 million shares at 10p which is roughly £19 million pound. When Lombard receive the shares next week don’t expect them to sit on them. They are a finance company and will take their £5.5m profit
The Dilution is offset by the removal of the £13.5 CULS (loans) so this should have little or no negative affect on the SP I can only see this going up that's why I'm in , after the best part of 2-3 years the BOD have worked hard to get this to the finishing line so all done and dusted great job and well done.
We are just about to tick up.!
GLA
Now that we on AIM does that mean no stamp duty when purchasing shares?
thats some heavy dilution for us already invested, cud be great for a newbie getting into mtc if it dips getting in at the very botom
like i said previously, i was on the fence with asos back in march last year when they issued new shares but they backed it up with great year end results they were holding back. If mtc had something to light a fire to have a simular impact would be great.
Need to be drip feed postive news to keep it exciting, unfortunately in the past year on many occasions its felt like they let the share fall into a coma lol
Manu, that’s what I thought. £13.5m with a new loan of £19.5m ?
So the extra 189 million shares we were expecting to be added today is now probably going to be next week.
"CULS conversion of the £19m shareholder loans" this is wrong is it not ? it should read £13.5 m