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What on earth is preventing this from heading north, past the 30 pence mark??
Henderson increase holding - now above 19%
Thanks Megabux. You would think with all the buys today that the share price would start to head north, it seems to be stuck at 30p at the moment. Regards Kert.
Well Kertonator, they're all transacted at a nice round 30p and look like limit orders. My guess is that the buyers are chartists, all using the same system, but it is only a guess. Any other thoughts anyone??
Over the past few months, I've noticed a lot of the buys for this share are automatic executions and the same with the sells, compared to most other company shares who have ordinary executions when buying and selling takes place. Can anyone clarify why this is happening?
It's so annoying when you see a load of buys going through followed by some transactions in black, which are huge but we can't tell if someone is buying or selling. I hope this is nothing sinister.
Henderson increase their stake - now > 18%
Black means they don't know whether it's a buy or sell. You can't completely trust the buy/sell categorisation anyway because it's based on whether the trade price is closest to the buy/sell prices at the time of execution. Bonkers in this day and age!
What are the transactions in black? Are they buys or sells?
transaction going through on here atm????????
Yesterday, FT published an article on TIG, including a comment from Ian Spence, industry analyst with Megabuyte who says: 'Importantly, the forward trajectory of the business looks excellent in terms of strategy, growth and margins.' Good stuff.
Yeah. A pretty good set of results considering the impact of the strong £ on overseas earnings. The Emac service plan acquisition is very interesting. I've got one of those for my car servicing. Spreads the cost and gives peace of mind. Also, news today on another contract win. So, as these new contracts and acquisitions bed down, the revenue stream will build. Of course, one of TIG's big strengths is its diversity. An excellent growth story and as you say, there's my divi! ATB to you too.
Well there's ya divi! Excellent set of RNS's today, cash generation for the year looks particularly good. All the best, hoping to see this rise nicely in the coming months.
Yep results day tomorrow. So many good things happening but let's hope the euro weakness doesn't impact too much. I'd like another divi! ATB
Indeed Modest. 51p target. TIG won some big contracts earlier in the year. ATB
good to see. Think this one has got legs again once the market turns. Hopefully good results coming.
Approx £600k from 20th Nov and what looks like another for a similar amount, judging by the price, a few mins earlier. No holdings RNS. Kabouter increased their stake recently but not by that much. Good stuff happening here.
Up almost 4% so far today. Nice buying activity.
Year end results due 3rd December
Kabouter increase their stake.
RNS - 2 year contract with Zurich Insurance and possibility of renewal. No mention of expected revenue though. TIG are doing really well with valuable contract wins of late but could do with some figures for this one.
after due diligence, terms could not be agreed for UK motor BPS acquisition.
in Australia worth £1.2m and prospects of further contracts on the back of it. Good stuff.
@Macminge. It was on RT 's watch that TIG came close to ruin and they have risen from the ashes. The curious thing is, that if indeed RT was instrumental in steering TIG to the main market, given all his recent assurances to shareholders, why couldn't he manage it for QPP? Enough said - reputational damage is hard to fix. You might do well to focus your efforts elsewhere. Clearly you have an axe to grind here.
Quick correction to Megabux comment, it was actually Robert Terry who took TIG to the main market at the turn of the century. The current bunch certainly couldn't have pulled that off now or then. The observant amongst us will note that Robert Terry is now responsible for creating two plc companies head quartered not a mile apart on the south coast. Although the return you might expect to get on your investment from the first one, under current management would be measured in buttons.