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There is no trading now any reason why
Greedy bastards might be the most appropriate expression.
God knows how they think but however it is it's the major contribution to the LSE being f'd 🤷
5% spread, why are MM's not creating a market? No-one in their right mind is going to trade with such a wide spread, ludicrous. Unless of course they are awaiting news/ announcement.
5% spread!
Only three trades today amounting to a grand total £170, is this the most unpopular share on the market? Never fails to surprise me.
A couple of chunky sells in the last hour , hopefully to feed further demand.
Yep despite the large daily volume trading , it's creeping up nicely every day ....
34.5 paid
Another 20% on the cards
Patience being rewarded
It sure moves fast but S/H comms still very poor
Big 100k buys coming through regularly. Definitely a buyer in the background. Not surprising, given has cash generative this business is, and how fast is can grow, and it's valuation, etc. Just need to be comfortable with the broader risk.
Another leak ?
WHAT IS HAPPENING!?!?
Nice movement though !!
I think the bit I find most ironic is that the last results with growth and upping of guidance actually saw less of a rise than the contents of the Kleinman tweet.
I keep reading the interim and REVB generated £4m in positive CF in Sept / Oct + 11 days of November. That's incredible especially now we're going into peak season. Coupled with any inflow from the ongoing negotiations, I wonder whether the board were being super conservative regarding the financing statement. A question in my mind relates to the Medichem negotiations - given this relates to ousted members, I wonder if they will demand faster payment?
"Not how it works, but I’m sure you already know that"
Uncertain what you mean by that statement but I I can confess I most certainly don't already know that?
No-one can be sure of the outcome but viewing it with a respect to applying justice mixed with a little common sense I'd ask who in this whole affair have been the criminals and who have been the victims most affected by their crimes? I see it as Minto and Allsworth being the perpetrators of the allegations and Revb the company and it's shareholders being the victims and thus most affected? As both of the defendants are now as a consequence of their actions relieved of their positions on the board we now have a situation of Revb and shareholders v ex directors, in any outcome it would not be any form of successful justice to fine/hurt Revb and shareholders further?
Of course that's just how I perceive the situation. We'll just have to position ourselves in accordance with our beliefs and wait to see.
Good luck all.
Not how it works, but I’m sure you already know that.
Let’s just see how it all pans out, that’s what the market is waiting for
Adam and Tom are being squeezed for a reason and that's because it is blatantly obvious that they are responsible for the wrong doings. It is therefore most likely that any prosecution pending by the FCA will be aimed at those two and not REVB the company and shareholders who are the ones that should be compensated.
Whatever they manage to squeeze out of Adam and Tom, it’ll more than likely all be swallowed up by the FCA fine once their investigation is complete. This is why I’m unsure as to what all this excitement is about. Can’t get excited until we know what the FCA are going to do about all this carry on
So confirms the spike on Friday was a leak, this has happened multiple times now.
The Minto figure, at £3Million. imvho seems a tad low given the baggage and upheaval this created for REVB and its shareholders through suspension and work it involved to right the ship and get the company relisted. That sum would be just about his legal bills if it went to court. Would be nice though to draw a line under any and all legacy issues.
Kleinman about 10 days ago also broke news of Hammerson in detailed discussions to sell Bicester Village and its many other Designer outlets globally, under the Value Retail brand, for circa £1 Billion. Offload hopefully completing by Xmas. Seems to get his fair share of breaking news. dyor.