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Look on the bright side, 20 more days like today and you’ll be able to pick up the entire company for under a fiver….
Another rotten red day, getting predictable and expensive now though.
CF did say that future spin offs would not have a lock-in. DIM will be different to Poolbeg. One of the others may actually be sold.
Thomp, yes the spin off model puts me off buying back in, the price has to discount the disadvantage of being locked in.
Not that I'm a big fan of Chinese business ethics, but if their interested in anything related to OO then CF should just take their business, after all it's as good as anyone elses. The UK Gov has shown no real loyality to UK firms during Covid and they appear from feedback on other BB's to continually mess companies around with delayed contracts and late payments?
Come on CF, drop the next spin off.
Very poor form advising people to sell.
You should have cashed out or top-sliced at least, at those levels.
Still not too late if you do this now, as still 3 x if you bought in at 6p. What's stopping you? Should always top-slice, say 30%, to manage the risk.
DYOR
I initially invested in ORPH through a broker on their recommendation in May 2020. I have since added various top ups in my SIPP, most of them in the red.
The SP drift is frustrating, and I have to remind myself that I have to look at in the context of ORPH being a long term investment.
I spoke to my broker yesterday. In his opinion institutions do not like the lock in period of the spin outs for their clients. Not all clients understand them, it causes due diligence problems, and are awkward to hold.
Anyhow GLA and hopefully the tide will turn for the better.
Tthe majority of the market is on a downward trend and has been awhile due to inflation and our incompetent goverment. After the `perfect storm' we had, Orph was unlikely to recover quickly against such a backdrop, but we know it's profitable and completely undervalued. Get past the inevitable market correction (currently a drip-drip effect) with incoming good news we should be sailing upwards again. Successful businesses rarely go up in a straight line.
What a pathetic attempt to undermine the share. Honestly the thinly veiled attacks are just so transparent it does make you wonder at the mentality of the posters who think they’re being clever.
didn't Mr X say its always a good idea to top slice as its had a hell of a run, and as being a numpty i think the guy knows a lot more than you and me on here about ORPH, and many other sharers.
Mr ex must be a numpty as he missed out by not dumping the lot at 45p.
We are down at these levels because the ex Dir dumping started at 32p in late July, without that it would be upper 20's.
Regardless what anyone says, this share is an absolute joke. I should cash out a nice profit having bought in at 6p and 13p respectively, however I’m the sort of degenerate who can’t forget it going up to 45p therefore I will knowingly let it continue to drop all the way back down…..