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The CEO is laughing though. He pocketed £50m in share sales at the very top...
Just dropped to 64 when the bid was 65.80. What a shocking stock this is. Five purchases in five weeks and never been green with any of them.
I swear this went up yesterday! Or did I dream it?
Back down to 66p? Really?
At this rate, the dividend payment come September will be worth more than the mcap….
thank you
Received my £153 dividend at 13:04 on March 17th (with Freetrade)
Strange I will have to ring them then
Thanks
Yes, mine went in my HL account on 17th.
I use hsbc and I still have not received my dividends expected on 17th
Has anyone else had there's?
FlyingHigher
I’m pretty sure you accidentally posted on the wrong board? I don’t think the word ‘boom’ and KGH should ever be associated with one another. AIM red, this goes down. AIM green, this still goes down. Sigh…
I thought that 65k was your buy LOL.
That sell after hours was a buy by the looks of things. I expect this to boom imminently. Hold onto your hats
That sell there is a buy. Its mine.
This looks way too cheap and primed for a recovery having held 68p+ solidly. It looks absolutely set for a return to 75p+ imminently and if that goes then maybe £1.
For a minute there I though Beech had been buying Lol.
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/KGH/directorpdmr-shareholding-3b5vo9rxumcepad.html
Not so, to save a click, just dividend reinvesting.
@Mister_Short: "We might think it's well overdone, however there is a reason the institutions are not investing. Could it be the debt?"
I'm just guessing here, and I could be wrong, but are you short?
My thoughts too. Cheers.
Think that guy is going off last years tu? That wasn’t usual and that one was issued to inform the market of the impact of ‘Omicron.’ (Whatever that was!).
Hopefully we have one but not sure it’s on the calendar.
No problem, hopefully more posters watch it so that we may actually have a sensible conversation about the content & company.
Bloke on Twitter is calling Monday for the TU. Not sure how he knows..
https://twitter.com/sam88990/status/1636708419926196225?s=20
Bottom right box, third from bottom. Took me a while to see it.
Dartron, thank you.
Its just a pointless clickbait type of website, that vaguely covers the law profession. It does come across to me as very 'Daily Star'. I certainly am not basing my investment decisions on 3rd hand information presented just to be sensational.
Why not spend the time listening to the H1 presentation instead.
This bit explains the strategy
https://youtu.be/QebyZ5EH8K4?t=1347
The fastest way to get new clients is to recruit the people with the relationships..
The partnership model is unravelling, the next generation of Lawers do not want be business owners..
This bit explains about expanding services, such as the new debt advisory service
https://youtu.be/QebyZ5EH8K4?t=1619
This bit about acquisitions (with 'they came to use' story!)
https://youtu.be/QebyZ5EH8K4?t=1704
The market is full of beaten down stocks, most are bargains. Knights is no different. The debt is the main risk, but there is always going to be some risk with a growth stock. At least here, they have a revenue stream which is pretty recession proof, plus the founder has cash if needed.
There will always be disgruntled employees in any firm, especially the size of KGH. It would be helpful to know who and how many contributed.
I also don’t think DB is too concerned about a website that gives an award for ‘turd of the year.’
Things haven’t been fantastic, to say the least, over this past year. With a mcap of £58m though, I’m happily buying down here with a medium/long term view. Full year trading update will be telling, albeit a couple of months away.
Good weekend all.
‘Roll on Friday’ website. They don’t give any indication of the amount of people in any survey or in fact, who? They talk of ‘mass exodus.’ This isn’t portrayed in the interims. Are you saying Knights are lying?
If you have a moment take at look at the Roll On Friday website and have a look at their league tables. Enlightening views by lawyers on lawyers.
To be fair, the entire market is melting. It's not just KGH. It's a terrible bear market. They do seem to be following a similar path to Ince though, buying up miscellaneous firms, focussing on revenue - which is a totally meaningless quantity, compared to PROFIT and yes, they have an elevated level of debt. Where is the investor return?
On the other hand, you can argue that there's a great opportunity here if institutions and/or the CEO start buying again.
We might think it's well overdone, however there is a reason the institutions are not investing. Could it be the debt?