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So from what you are saying , we can expect the sp to slowly drift down to the 27 maybe 25 level on very little volume or news till such time we approach again the next trading update which presumably and hopefully should be better than the last time , in which case the sp will move up again very strongly upwards.
What i fear though is that we could be very much into a full blown bear market in which case not even good trading figures will be enough to propel the sp much higher to my hope of 40 so i can exit with a decent profit.
Over time if you notice many trades are either 10,15.25.40k or multiples of 10k. Most are trade swaps via investec bank.
Very few are kosher trades, and they are also noticeable as I have mentioned previously that these 'sells' move the price far greater than actual buys.
These fun and games are also a mirror of what the company themselves are undertaking. It really should fool no one who has been in this game for many years.
But why one of the very few small holders left would sell now, having waited so long for the sp to climb up to the 30 level which should be the break even point for most of us long term holders ?
Got to laugh at the market manipulations on the AIM markets.
A 4000 share sell here one afternoon provides a drop of 3.75% the following morning. Would have been lucky to see any upwards movement had it been a buy.
But we all know what is going on, holding down the price whilst the 'big boys' load up, and yes that is going on, just notice the holdings quarter by quarter of the II's. They are not selling their buying !
Thats the main reason i have held for so long!!!!!
afrc......I think you know what you should do. T.B's history should provide the answer with the sale of his previous company Detica to BAE Systems for around £500M providing share holders with a massive settlement.
Finally break even, what a relief after a few years holding and suffering at times huge paper losses when the sp went under 20 at times.
The question is what does one do now ? The sp looks to be finally on a upwards trajectory, the buy to ratio is 3 to 1, some recent insider trading and the recent rns was positive. Volume is not big but should increase as more and more investors start following the co.
I feel a stop loss at 34 is needed to protect any downward pressure but for once after a very long time , i am very optimistic we can finally make decent money here.
More and more investors looking at and researching Thruvision are now realising the inherent value in this company.
KC....I have done more research on this company than any other, and I have been active for over 35 years now.
This is as near a certainty to achieve really good gains over the short and medium term. The medium to long term will in my opinion realise a buy out from a major company. Don't forget the fantastic patents this company holds in a growth niche market. OMO as always and G L.
Just what is needed to boast the SP, and this could be the start of better things to come?
Ticking the price up slightly.
The two earlier trades today posted as sells are not sells at all but just Swops undfertaken most likely by Investec Bank, the bank of Thruvision. Unsuspecting punters may be taken in by these 'apparent trades', which if really sells would have dropped the price by an appreciable amount.
The amount of SINT (Swop trades) in Thruvision is considerable, as the Institutional Investors keep topping up their Portfolio's with THRU shares.
Where is the Progressive Research note that you promised us months ago Tom?
I know that you along with your friends in the city own more than 92% of the business. But don't get greedy, others want a share of the pie.
LOL NVG, how's the cut price BLM loving go-cart racer who can't make out what his own name should be nowadays?
One post a month on a complete dog(sh1(T) of a share, with persi talking to himself - proving what a sad and lonely man he really is..
It also proves he doesn't have a pot to p155 in as no-one in their right mind would invest much here..!
Would not be surprised to see a list of those holding more than 3% of the company posted on Thruvision site before the end of the tax year.
No doubt we will see the usual 'sell' price manipulation over the coming weeks prior to the end of year trading statement.
correction...within not withing.
afrc...AIM is a totally different 'kettle of fish' to the main market, with more holes in regulations than a collinder. Transparency is not a familiar word in the markets. The European Union has over many years as you will probably be aware tried to bring some degree of oversight into the financial shenanigans withing the stock market, with some varied success. So I would just say we should agree to disagree with regards to the markets and their governance.
On your second point you are seemingly correct about the share transaction of Tom Black on the 29th December. On the same date the amount of major investor Lomdbard Odier shares in Thruvision reduced by 2.9%. The maths is simple to calculate.
With all due respect this is nonsense as there must still rules and regulations on the AIM market. This must have been a private transfer of shares transaction between Mr Black and one of the II's. How else can one justify this ?
afrc......this is the Alternative Investment Market, the stock market equivalent of Dodge City where anything and indeed most things happen which should not. Smoke and mirrors is the name of the game here.
What i dont understand though is why the total no of shares traded on the day of the big rise DOES NOT correspond to the RNS report notifying the market of the £400 k worth of shares that Mr Black bought, which greatly exceeded the total no of shares traded that day !!!
Keep watching for the US TSA to certify Thruvision for airport passenger screening. Once that happens I believe the value of the company is greatly increased and could be what will open up the possibility of an acquisition.
There will be no profit taking from the 'big boys' who are waiting on the sidelines like vultures.
Expect more fun and games with swapping via SINT trades.
I fully anticipate (and always have) that one day we will log in and find that trading has been suspended pending a release of news re a possible offer.
OMO and G.L.