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Why would a consolidation lead to a fund raise? I don't understand your logic or am I missing something?
80-85% of consolidations result in a share price collapse according to my own research. The odds are stacked against us. Of course, I'd be disappointed to exit early if it went the other way but, by that point I hope to have multi-bagged anyway and I wouldn't feel comfortable playing that game of probability. I'd just walk away with my head held high and a smile on my face.
Problem is when you have consolidation this sends alarm bells as it could mean further fund raises.
Best wait for profit.
Looking at projections and TRX are going to have to issue a extension to profit , the company is spread over the world for there products , except for a few country's then this will be prolonged.
matters not im Long term for the cupboard
I agree with ORLM. I'm dumping at the 1st sniff of consolidation.
I read an article on this recently and to sum it up the facts prove that companies long term SP has been negatively impacted as opposed to companies that have diluted finding it a positive impact.
Disagree. The moment this consolidates, I'm out! Plenty of mileage left in the tank before the business should even think of going down that path.
Thanks all. I guess the effects of consolidation also depend on when they do it and for what reasons... maybe to gain access to nasdaq would be a good one.
Also I get the feeling that it would be best to consolidate sooner rather than later, say in 1H 2021, before elective surgeries pick up and price (hopefully) skyrockets?!
Consolidation can though have an effect on the volatility of a share. People tend not to buy "expensive" shares as readily as low price "cheap" shares resulting in lower volumes. The higher price shares are also less easily manipulated by the MMs. Take AML as a case in example. [No that is not a recommendation].
Every share I have held that done a consolidation allows the new higher price to be reduced more by "mr market makers" and financially I have been worse off. At these low sp's then it does not give so much scope to have the sp reduced. My experience only.
bendis
you are the same as you were before.... you have fewer shares, each worth more..but the total value is the same as before..
At the moment there are 7 BILLION shares ...so reducing that to say 700m @8p would make sense ... 8p looks better than 0.8p
Personally, I think 20:1 would be chopping it back too far ...
Newbie question here, sorry if naive: how would the consolidation work, and how would it affect our holdings? I've never owned shares that were consolidated.
As a hypothetical example, if it's 20:1 consolidation and someone has 200,000 shares and price per share when consolidating is 1p, they will be left with 10,000 shares at 20p each? So in theory you don't lose?
Considering the vast majority of companies are struggling to put out any kind of guidance at the moment ..what value does anyone have throwing out figures for 2 years time?
It is difficult to predict one month to the next...never mind TWO YEARS !!
I would love to say £1 in 2 years! However if we had a 20/1 consolidation between now and then (which we need to go come close to that number IMO) then I'm financially worse off than JimJams 5.5p prediction.
There's no point throwing numbers out there without backing them up. Is 35p a figure thrown about because that was what Woodford was targeting for this share, prior to the 1 in 7 dilution or whatever ridiculous number it was?
Or is it just a blatant ramp, somethig I hope doesn't start to creep into this board.
5.5p by end of 2022 would be brilliant for me, and above that I will give a unicycle a go for my 72nd birthday. JJ
amjadfarooq throws out "optimistic" price predictions in most of the shares he chats on....if he is in a share he appears to enjoy being a cheerleader for it....
I think this is the second time he has thrown out his 35p post this month...
I guess it is all pretty easy just to dump out posts throwing forward prices in the air
Trust me, if this SP got to 80p in two years, nobody - and I mean absolutely nobody would be more ecstatic than me.
80p doesn't buy you much at all these days, but when you consider what the MCap would have to be to achieve that, and what would need to happen to get to that MCap, then consolidation or not, it is literally a tall order.
I'm not for one minute suggesting that it will never reach 80p, but in two years?
It's a no from me, but more than willing to choke on a hefty piece of humble pie if I'm wrong :-)
GLALTH
My guess would be nearer 80p do not sell yourself short ??
After consolidation being completed for all LTH. GLA
I agree. The last time s/he said this I asked them to back their prediction up as it sounded like a number plucked out of thin air.
I never did get a response.
As much as I want TRX to go there, I don't really understand these kinds of posts - what makes you so optimistic that it will actually get to 35p?
3p would be a bit more realistic in the next couple of years, no?
Very strong company going forward