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Hi all, just dropping by as I wanted to see what the mood about Infinis was, seeing as I am now a holder. One thing to clarify. In the prospectus there is a clause that says that the deal brokers are not allowed to offload any shares for 6 months AND the directors of the company cannot sell any for 12 months (without prior consent). I can't remember which page that was on (225+ pages) but it looks likely that there won't be any major shocks coming from the board/inside the business for the first half a year. What I can't quite understand is the million+ sales that are showing up in the trade sheets, unless they're by some major holders who want to lock-in the 10p+ gain (about 4%). The real test, of course, will be 8am Weds morning when the shares go on the open market. Good luck everyone, hope the SP goes your way.
I think I read it was just Terra Firma and their majority holding that is tied in for 6 months. Which is a good thing. Means they cant offload anymore until at least may.
Ah, good to hear that Stucki. lets hope it is short lived! With the dividend expected to be 18 or so pence its ridiculous for the share to remain under £3.
market makers gonna have a lot of fun with this one, looks like they are planning to play a nice game of chicken with would be stags who saddled themselves with wonga loans
i left this alone but remember reading price would be controlled for 6 months due to private equity companies being tied in for 6 months
I think the stabilisation fund has already run out, as I cannot see any evidence of stabilisation after about 105pm.
a stabilisation fund is just to prevent the price changing too chaotically at the IPO, its not to prevent it moving up, but to prevent it moving too fast in either direction, it mustnt move too fast up, nor too fast down. I dont know about the LSE stabilisation, but on some exchanges the stabilisation manager has to declare the stabilisation they did. the price was stuck at 260 from 835am till 945am, and at 264 from 1120 till 1240, which was probably the stabilisation fund. judging by the shape of the graph, I would say they prevented the price crashing, which after 1240 has led to euphoric buying as people think the share can only move upwards. as a client of Infinis, its in Barclays interest to stop the price crashing, eventually the price will stabilise to whatever it should be. your money is safer at Barclays than at Lloyds or Natwest, as these latter banks needed bailouts, which is also a form of stabilisation. and Co-op are in crisis currently. IMHO the only 2 safe UK banks are Barclays and HSBC, Barclays are extremely cautious. Santander is good as well.
INFI share price looks good, already a rise of 12p so we r in profit and also a 7% divi next year. Looking forward to next week where this SP should hit £3. GLA
I strongly believe in INFI and its sector
Yup, its a strange one. Even more bizarre given Guy Hands wishes to raise $3bn for his green energy fund. I can see that goal of his falling a billion or so short, especially if this flops/is held back for too long by a policy he/a company he controlled agreed to be implemented by one of the most corrupt, self serving banks around.
Fully agree with you, Richard, if only these morons had realised its a scam to impoverish the easily scared they wouldnt have sold at a loss, made even worse by the 65+ quid dividend next year they also now wont get.
speculate to accumulate is bull! speculate to become broke. you accumulate by well researched risks, putting money on unfulfilled potential, eg if house prices are low and rents are high, you buy to let. you have to research that there is a lot of demand, and demand exceeds supply. you can determine demand by expressing interest in several flats, then a month later seeing how many are still available.
Looking at the majority of the big sells, most must be institutional. The maximum shares Retail Investors could buy was 10,749; most of the big sells have been more than this, so it seems its the institutionals selling off/decreasing their holding. Why theyre doing that, and selling for the price they paid I have no idea. In my opinion, its just further proof that those who run the funds which probably invested in this IPO are a bunch of annual charge merchants with ever powdery noses.
I think i will just wait till unconditional trading starts next Wednesday and see what happens....... Can't believe they are selling this morning:)))))) MAD springs to mind......
Stupid as they are, some are definitely selling. A few sells were mid spread, which I think may have been buys, but the majority are going on the bid.
I Do Not Think People Reselling On Here all Ready . They Are All Buys Mms Up To Old Tricks As They Do Ever Day With Shares . So As Price Do Not Go Up To Quick . That's My Opinion.
looks like barclays want to keep this at the 2.60 offer price for the forseable future, very ingenious to force the hand of the stags!
it may move up this afternoon?
At people selling for a loss/extremely limited gains when taking into account dealing charges. So much for their often repeated 'speculate to accumulate' motto; most of them bottle it quicker than dairy crest.
to get live prices satisfactorily costs money, lse.co.uk supply live prices at a low price, 40p per day, click the "INFI Live Share Price" button at the top of this page.
Selling at such a low premium. Its yielding about 7%, and theyre selling for less than a single percents gain.
At this price the dividend is 7% amazing for income
hovering around here
where can I get live price please ?
to see at the lower range of offer. In and out, that's nice...