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Why would it settle at the present news price. On that basis shares would never go up.
Jesus I'd be selling the car to buy up around 37p
I thought that earlier but am holding off. I expect this to settle around the pre-news price - or slightly above. If I have to make a guess I'd say 37/8p. That's generally my experience of AIM shares.
peak was 64.
time to load up some more soon I guess - average down.
Been oversold. Time to move back up.
...and people are selling??? Madness. Great price to buy in bearing in mind this peaked at around 75p only a few days ago.
I doubt the BOD pay a huge amount of a attention to the day-to-day swings in SP. The hope is they have their heads down and remain focused on growing the company. The results of such hard work will then be reflected in the SP.
just ....Baffled
Unbelievable the share price is still rotting away as if last Friday's RNS never happened, BOD needs to act by releasing a follow up RNS explaining the contract in more detail!
Like the little punters are scared. Sad as they're the ones who lose money long term.
I'm in because of my own research. But what we do know is very little until we are told what the deal entails. You can never gaurentee that a company won't do a placing no matter what there balance sheet says. As far as I'm aware they make a substansial loss each year. This is to be expected at present due to research costs. If they need to raise funds for aquisition or for research they will do a placing like any other company. That's not always a bad thing though if value to the shares is delivered down the line.
Should be in this area. Consolidate and then move again.
What you do know though is there won't be a placing and that the company will be here tomorrow. Which is more than can be said for alot of aim shares. This will end up being a takeover. Particularly when it's cash positive
With an opening statement of Mr Burt promising shareholder value to them, which as their 50% down he's failed on.......to date that is
The initial IPO price, I've been researching here. Another placing was around 60p. Take the 138 million shares in issue and 75% are not in public hands
When did it hit 80p?
I'd feel most sorry for the 80p holders, they still await a return on their investment
If the market believed it was 'cheap as chips', then sentiment wouldn't be against us. For some people -like myself- so far this has been a train reck. Here's hoping there's a turn around. But it won't happen anytime soon and no without some good news.
Agreed. With AIM companies, it's usually (but not always of course) better to sell on news rather than buy - a mistake I made last week. It'll take more good news to move this upwards now. $300m potential - fantastic - but let's see some hard numbers.
In my opinion potential revenues always have the potential to be absolute flannel. I have the potential to be a billionaire If I was better at investing! This is AIM though where we invest on potential future of a company. I have briefly looked in to the growth of ABZA and they are in a very vibrant and interesting sector and there aquisitions appear to complement there business objectives. They have a steady and growing revenue stream which all looks very positive. If we get a nice rns outlining the favourable details of the £300 million deal or any of the others then rocket this share will and you will be glad you invested at these levels. Lots of upside for me so worth a little punt. I shall sit and wait and see what unfolds. Good luck to all invested :-)
I guess we should be expecting a new broker target any day. They can't standby their 100p a share forecast just after the company bags a 300million deal.
In San Diego http://biopharmguy.com/links/company-by-name-southern-california.php
Or is that over ambitious?
Set to bounce back. Just takes a little while to adjust. GLE. PS buys showing red.