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That buy from the CFO towards the end of August looks slightly ridiculous now.
Though today's substantial buy from Phil does make the H2 outlook more credible. I had doubts
Great buy from the CEO - 101,500 shares at average 95.15p.
Hopefully tomorrow's investor presentation will also be as positive.
Higgins also bought pre results as did the CFO, only a few in his case though. It does strike me that the FX hit was realised late in the day
he's still buying by the looks of it.....165k+ now. that is definitely not "nothing". a significant purchase from the company's CEO and in my opinion firm back by putting his Money where his mouth is.
*backing
Wish I hadn't sold on results day. Would of deffo sold today at that price. Extra 10 points 'right there'.
Dark doing well not . Soon be the same sp as Swg. What is it about cybersecurity? Supposed to be in the leading growth market. Even Kape getting knocked.
a no brainer at this s.p........i am in ....expecting a re rate.....
Must be due some more disappointment soon?
Couple big sells today.
Have been adding small amounts recently & couldn't resist again at these prices.
Hope to see some decent news soon.
Cheers.
Schroders may have lost their patience having taken a big holding last year. Maybe they are going to surprise the market and tell us they have broken record revenues again or just the record which is getting all too repetitive.
insider selling more like. the flurry of sellers yesterday is a disgrace
been interested here for a while mainly based on those big director buys back in December, thank f i didn't buy, certainly not now
Jeez, what a shower. CEO's buying makes him look even worse
lol someone has bought back in......
Director bought in December 2022 for 108p now share price is 50p.. hmmm bounce back coming.
Why? The CEO's buying has only served to prove he doesn't know what he's doing. I'm out for a huge loss and won't be back at any price.
I wish people would stop inferring these underperforming companies are ripe for a takeover.
All SWG is - a load of companies that have already been taken over. There is no synergy or cost saving as a group. None of them really compliment each other, it is just a basket of small cyber companies. If you were private equity or large player why would you want this jumble of loss makers. What opportunity does it offer? Brookcourt is the only decent thing here (revenue wise). If I was PE, I would take that and dump the rest, but not at this price. Its still well expensive for a takeover. Think of the costs of dumping all the ****e, and likely majority control that would vote a reasonable offer down.
I have discussed amalgamators on several shares. I like Knights legal, where the buying is focussed and complimentary. I am a little hesitant on TPX, but at least they have good revenue. This is just a failure in terms of amalgamation.
Possibly due to its mining heritage, they bought into the the next big thing 'cyber' with no clue. And what you are seeing now, just like Blackbird plc for an unrelated example is that - yes there is some demand for their services, but only if they are subsidised on the AIM market. If they had to stand on their own feet the company would be bust.
A massive red flag here is that they never list the revenues and profits from the individual businesses. Why is that? One is keeping all the others afloat I think. So I cant give you a value at what price this is ripe for a takeover, in fact we cant even value it. Id guess around £10M. I Just checked, SWG paid £30M for Brookcourt, but really it was £15M + £15M in shares.
Then they had the cheek to raise £17M to pay for it in a placing. Guess who trousered most of the money and a job for life.
Reading it through it actually sounds like a reverse takeover from Higgins.