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It isn't the market that doesn't like the placing. The sp drop is purely a result of dilution. The company is worth x divided by the number of shares which gives the sp. If the shares are increased the sp will as a result drop. Was this a general placing? If not then who has the shares? If it was a general placing you would have probably averaged out at the same sp... if you bought them! I have been watching this for quite a while and new there would be a placing, but wasn't sure when. I will let it settle for a few days and then buy as this looks promising.
seems to be mostly buys for this last few hours so i bought in at 17.9p. Long term hold
what's holding you back? You can buy at 17.9p I've been watching this for a while and I think those who have'nt bought can count themselves very lucky. the only thing holding me back is that i might get them at a fraction of a penny cheaper because they still seem to be falling
I'm fighting an urge to pile into this
at 18p, and averaged down. in 12 months time this will seem like a bargain
Im surprised the sp has dropped so much, i know the new shares have been offered @ 15p, but revenues have increased 300%, thought that would have reduced the impact.
market hasn't taken this too well. but its a good company with top products so wont be long before it starts to motor
www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201002250700086355H i hope this is well received gl all ShaunC
Bought into this last summer just after placing was made... Has been one way traffic since then unfortunately (Big sigh!!!). Anyway, I am sticking this one out ...1) I am a stubborn old git... 2) My broker is very positive about PIM. I am getting slightly concerned however and fear that we may have actually become invisble to the market - News is slow and not terribly exciting (Unless you like nice green grass) and trades... well, lets just say they are a bit thin on the ground ??!! Would be good to hear something from the company to put the spring back in Pim's step and start to realise some of the potential that we all know exists in this stock. Keeping the faith.... Wooly.
riddler - you asked about the number of shares held by institutions - this link shows some detail, not sure how accurate/up to date - summary below. Hoped for an uplift after last couple of announcements, not materialised: http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/financialHighlights?rpc=66&symbol=PIM.L Institutional Holders % Shares Owned: 54.23% # of Holders: 16 Total Shares Held: 17,046,308 3 Mo. Net Change: -790,274 # New Positions: 2 # Closed Positions: 1 # Increased Positions: 5 # Reduced Positions: 1 # Net Buyers: 4
This stock seems to be in dormant mode at present. OK, one understands, it is not FTSE 100 (yet?!) but where the devil is the action? People holding onto stock, or people not willing to buy and waiting for a better price? Guesses anyone?
anyone any ideas about the small trades to be seen since start of feb - must have cost more in fees than the shares.
although the ask here is showing as 0.28 i got 2k worth at 0.27 i know its lame but the clincher was that they are based in my home town. let's just hope they do better than the footy team.
once finished feeding the kids i will try and make some time to find out
www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201002080700067903G
Am I the only one who is a bit underwhelmed with this? Clearly the news is positive (for slower growing, greener grass), but take a look at the announcement in June about these trials and tell me we couldnt have expected more from it. I for one was expecting a lot more. http://www.digitallook.com/news/rns/2825376-198395/PIM-Plant_Impact_Announce_Validation_of_PiNT_by_USDA.html
The trade in this stockis exceptionaly light. Clearly, too many traders are thinking short term and are in 'wait-and-see' mode, which is not very enlightening if you are pitching for a jump in point since you have to second guess the vagaries of the bull and bears. If you have conviction, buy in to this one. If you feel the speculators are in the driving seat, hold on and hope for a better jump in point. Following the amateurish slogans and 'bank-bashing' or recent days, I veer presently towards the latter. Time will tell.
...when I considered selling but didn't. So it's obviously a bargain now! Seriously, green shares have only one way to go eventually.
looks like I may have been too greedy after all. A buy just went through at 27p - right on the ask. why oh why do I.....
www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201002030700055734G
I must share in the postive outlook on this company in general, and any stock held seems reasonable to hold. I don't think you will lose at all in the long run. But no company is immume to the general market, least of all a yound developing one such as this (which I like a lot). So, I see the stock following in the steps of the broader market for a time, and chart or no charts, the sentiment out there in the real world is volatile, and prudence is needed when to jump into this one. Steady's closing comments hit the nail on the head. Good.
I think the charts are maybe a day behind. Even if they are 2 days behind, they still show the real picture as nothing much has been traded in 3 days. Streaky is right about the seller. I can't see bottom until he 'leaves the room'. Either he knows something we don't or he is desperate for cash. Best hope it's the latter.
I'm gonna stick my neck out and say that this still looks a bit bearish, short-term. Still looking for a nice low entry point. btw, not referring to barchart (although it doesn't look good either). No; using my riddler skills by looking at bollies and SMA and RSI/Macd stuff on iii. Also, I have a sneaking suspicion that Mr. 20p-sell might not have left the building. Obviously anything under 30p is good and I'll probably miss out by being too greedy/hopeful of lower entry. GLA