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Ex Divi was tomorrow...we were just getting some momentum in-between the mm daily squeeze?
I will be buying just after the next share issue which will probably send the sp down .
Good long term hold.
Is this the wind farm you mentioned?
https://citywire.co.uk/wealth-manager/news/renewables-trig-spends-big-on-scottish-offshore-wind-farm/a1450597?
Apparently not
I thought this was good news????
https://qz.com/1950381/the-case-for-producing-way-more-solar-energy-than-we-need/
Presumably the same argument can be made for wind energy.
Depite my aversion to windfarms and, what feels like smug reverence for everything David Attenburgh says, there is no reason why I should not make money from this and other companies/investment trusts in this sector.
I am making some changes to portfolio increasing risk medium high to high. My reasoning is simple; major economies in order to prevent collapse will be throwing a wall of money into the markets, that is good for equities. With a change of President in USA, the world is likely to have at least 4 years of more predictable government. More often than not, the Democrat party inherits a recession but over the 8 years in office markets rise very strongly. Vaccine will be rolled out, but the game changer will be the traditional AZN type that had not yet been approved. It is highly unlikely that the majority populace in UK will have received vaccine until at least the end of Summer and quite possibly late autumn.
Whether there is a brexit deal or not on 1 January, the expectation is that WTO terms will exist between UK and EU. Certainty is good for markets. Hot sectors, or at leaste those that are in focus now include technology, healthcare and environment. I do not buy shares with the intention to break even.
Great entry point Alas IMHO...it may pull back a little given the current turmoil
Even the market markers have stepped back on this today which Ive not seen for months
Good morning. I have dipped my toe in this morning putting a RDSB dividend to work. I have got to be honest in that I am a fan of big oil, having held shares in Shell for over 40 years, but I am also a realist in that change is happenning, albeit slowly. Seems a good point of entry.
125 within strike distance and the new shares come to market in a few days, then expect a little turbulance and I hope higher figures going into the new year
Decided to buy in on the thought process we are in for a prolonged period of unstable markets. So many issues out there. I personally believe the markets are getting above themselves. Very happy with £1.26 share price but there seems little confidence around in TRIG at present but I’m sure this will change. In for the long term!
looks like the 125 opportunity is dropping away now, how is the MM spread across level 2?
Because of the new institutions in play the MMs at out-of-the-control loop at the moment and will probably be so until the 14th, when their figures drift apart you will see retail players having more influence. That is why you are seeing what you are seeing.
MM games are nothing new, but on main board a lot harder than on AIM ... what has the Investec hedge fund order book to do with it >
Well Fara just be warned the mms have got this locked down at the minute. I dont think Ive ever seen an order book like it NUMIS JEFFERIES INVESTEC LIBERUM JPMS with a spread of 0.4p on either side of the book, large volumes (100k 50k)
Interesting observations and looking both at the charts and scrip-dividend alternative, there seems a decent probability the SP will rise to circa 132-136 range by the end of the year. Looks like about half of the dilution is already priced into the SP, and that may be about it short term. The acquisition will increase Net Assets and the much bigger credit facility will reduce future market noise and allow faster flexibility. The last truly substantial rise was from Jan 19 as some large acquisitions were made. With the credit line and possible business distresses that will occur I wonder if some bargains are being eyed up ?
Just a point to buy in and how close to 125 or lower can I get ... mmmmh
I don't think you can trade them until the 14th, but I'm not an expert
Why the 14th these are allocated the same day tomorrow 27th?
What happens after 14th? Well those institutions who got too many try to sell them and those who got too few try to buy them. The MMs will be out of the loop for about 2 weeks until they sort themselves out then back to business as usual so back to 133/138. Will you get a special moment to buy in cheap? WHo knows but I would guess the best you can hope for is 120. Keep your eyes open. DYOR
Big chunk investors are always offered at a discount - it is a lot cheaper usually than running a general share issue and a lot less hassle. Just the way big fund investment works. Loved companies are ones who regularly do this and has naff all to do with the deep financials of any business - it is about fat fees !
Yup .... 125 target and a bl**dy irritation .... selling shares to mates at a discount .... so I'll buy at 126 ish and sell at 130 keeping shares profits.
This constant drip drip without going to all shareholders undermines the share as an investment IMO.
Been watching from afar for a while. I like this company and the fact that wind and solar are geographically where they should be. I also like the start of a move into battery storage (a huge growth area particularly in VFRB).
I just read the RNS details and all looks dandy.
So what happens on 14th Dec (assuming a yes vote) - a near 14% dilution, then a large pile of cash to complete the Anglia deal . Just looking at comments, is anyone expecting the SP to dilute below 125 ?
If this issue makes these go soft, it may be a good time to add to the portfolio.
I have a bit of cash coming from a takeover and if the market in these
Thank you for your input i decided to add a few more shares with the 5p drop but will keep most of my powder dry for the time being .The markets are as you say volatile at the moment and patience is often rewarded “The stock market is designed to transfer money from the active to the patient.” Being one of my favourite quotes