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Yes, Moniman..
I'd be tempted to buy in here for the American listing, as I can see it's going to be at quite a premium to today's value .
I just can't be bothered with all the stress/faffing about, to be honest.
But if you're in there for the start of the American adventure I think it'll do well
Whoops for to added to video link....
https://youtu.be/CwKllJ_mj3c?si=vMbDO-gujjYoVHCE
Schroders article paints a similar picture about the decoupling of UK and US stock markets. All of the UK FTSE indexes has gone sideways or backwards for about the last 25 years whilst the US markets have surged to all times highs despite Covid 19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine... A fair few companies delisting, moving to US listing or being taken out by Private Equity buyers as the UK markets grind to a halt despite recent FTSE 100 high water mark. JMO ADYOR!
https://www.schroders.com/en-gb/uk/intermediary/insights/six-charts-that-show-just-how-cheap-uk-equities-are/
That doesn't surprise me, I am moving all my accounts away from Barclays and HSBC to Interactive Investor as the aforementioned are totally useless. I would have bough a big chunk more today if I could have as I'm not trading them but in for the long haul, Tang Capital just bought over 3% of the company in the past week or so. JMO ADYOR!
Can buy on Interactive Investor, no problem.
Not sure I want to though at this stage.
V risky.
Could go either way depending how many shares the MMS have
Could be. Will be interesting to see if more big buys are printed this afternoon. (I think action recently has been in late afternoon as Tang are based in California!)
Looks like retail buying has been blocked by most brokers only selling allowed it seems, tried to buy in some more but blocked on two platforms, hence why the likes of Tang Capital have been mopping up the retail shares it seems? JMO ADYOR!!!!
Might get interesting yet again though Moniman. If you look at trades just printed on here, some large ones just appeared again. So looks to me like Tang or another II is loading up again.
As expected MM's dropped the bid as the last retail investors become forced sellers because a lot of high street brokers won't allow delisted stocks to be held in their trading accounts etc.
That seems about right , AJ Bell run Barclays SIPP and they won't allow delisted stocks to be held in SIPP..It's a con...HSBC are the same, they're happy to charge account fees and big commissions for doing very little, as soon as something slightly out of the ordinary occurs they don't want to know.
AJ Bell.
However, looking at JK Jenkins info. again appears my current broker (Bestinvest) actually are linked up to JK Jenkins. It was just when I rang them they didn't seem to know about it. Plus, they're listed on JK Jenkins under old brand name. lol.
Which broker
Just been told I won't be able to use JP Jenkins facility if stock is transferred (in SIPP) after actual deilsting takes place (or they may mean they won't be able to accept the transfer). This is despite them having relationship with JP Jenkins.
Has anyone else been told something like this?
If big buying restarts then 20p certainly possible in short order. Otherwise would guess it's more likely going to be max 15-16p before deilsting. I think commission lower on AIM than if buying through the private auction facility so makes sense for anyone to load up now if looking to invest more in this.
I thought that the 30th was day of trading
More than likely we will see 20p by Friday.
No plans to trade.
If it pulls back might invest and lock away. Lets see
Possibly as the trades have to clear...you'll have a job trading this in the few days with a 10% or 15% spread
Is the last day of official trading EOP Monday 29th?
Only just over a week to go before all the weak retail holders are gone. Tang Capital obviously feel very confident buying 3% of the shares at what must have been near the 14p mark last week or so? JMO Adyor
At some stage anyone not in for the long haul with zero visibility will have to sell. that includes the MM’s. Anyone hoping to take out at a premium is courageous ( to be polite )
Rayte, you'll be lucky to get any by then as it looks like the retail investors are nearly on their way? Tang Capital mopped up 3% of the shares in the past week or so it appears, ready for the big IPO in US I believe. JMO Adyor!
I bought some earlier but it's not about today its about the future.You can see why companies are moving away from AIM, but unfortunately great little companies like this are also moving away from the UK how sad is that.
More by friday
I will be back in