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Big SP % movements on low volumn again today.
Wait till next week when the MM's can't get any stock.
Taken some more this am however cheaper now after lunch
I've held Wey for about 18 months. The next set of numbers will have buyers queuing at the door. The last 2 months were perfect for Wey. IMO
There actually has been very little selling. Just a few weak holders cashing in their profits as the market makers slam the price on very low volumes. The market makers know the results will be very good. Why make a measly 10% margin on the spread when they can make 30%-40% in a week? I expect the SP to be at least 27p+ when the results are announced next week sometime hopefully
Was thinking the same Matthew. Only just bought here in advance of next month's results.
Wey is clearly over valued on historic metrics but the potential in the current climate is phenomenal.
Guess we'll find out in a fortnight or so!
Does someone know something I don't?
This period will change middle class family's thinking for the much longer term. For example, I'm imagining parents that have become frustrated with not being able to take their kids out of school during term time, maybe having a second "holiday home" in a ski resort, making sure the kids attend their on-line class for the day & then straight onto the ski lift & away they go. For as many weeks or even months, as their work/businesses will allow.
Hamo
Half year report MAY 13th last year. 3 weeks to go bud.
was last year on 13 March
guys, do you know why the delay in the RNS of half-year report?
Agree. Tempted to take a few more this morning.
There is little action on this board and even less action in WEY’s share trading. The last two days trades have been the lowest for a couple of months which I find remarkable with WEY’s half year results due out in a few weeks. I think it has yet to sink in that WEY has the massive first-mover advantage in what is going to be a huge and growing market. The current system of education is antiquated and has barely changed in the past hundred years. WEY has the proven answer.
As there is very little chat on WEY bulletin boards, I am actually even more comfortable with my investment, as it is likely an under-inflated price, awaiting genuine news, or some rampers to come back on board & pump & dump in their usual way. I would much prefer the former & for the rampers to stay away.
What many people might forget is that WEY are currently teaching teachers how to teach on-line. The demand must be absolutely massive at present. From their website: The full cost of the course is £695 for individual enrolments. For corporate or group enrolments, please contact paul.daniell@wedu.co.uk with details about your booking.
What is the course?
The ATHE Level 4 Award in Teaching Online is a new qualification accredited by the Awards for Training and Higher Education (ATHE) awarding body. The course has been approved nationally by OFQUAL and is available on the OFQUAL register.
Why has it been developed?
The aim of this new qualification is to support staff in the education and training sector to develop the knowledge, understanding and skills to teach or train in fully online distance learning provision. The qualification will also be useful for those who teach in settings where there is a combination of online and face-to-face delivery known as “blended learning”.
Who is it for?
The course is for any teacher or trainer undertaking a fully online or blended learning course. It is designed for flexible use in different sectors, including schools, further education and training, and higher education. The course is available to any educator with a Level 3 or higher qualification in teaching or equivalent professional experience, typically at least three years’ full-time equivalent teaching in a secondary or post-secondary institution.
School closures should not bring education to a stop
April 1, 2020
Jacqueline Daniell, CEO of Wey Education, discusses how educators can use technology to help re-engage students, improve recruitment and capacity issues during school closures
Earlier this month the Government announced that when schools closed their doors on Friday 20 March it would be for the foreseeable future – minus those who will be caring for the most vulnerable and children of key workers. The outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) has had severe implications across the globe, already impacting the jobs and lives of so many in such a short space of time. The important thing now is for us to pull together as a community and help those not only in need of support, but to ensure our future generation does not miss out on important learning opportunities – especially with GCSE and A-Level exams now not taking place this summer.
While education technology has been on the agenda for a long time in regard to improving and providing effective solutions for teaching and learning, now more than ever, it is important for schools and parents to identify the resources that will help them to carry on with respective roles where possible and ensure there is minimum disruption to the education system during these difficult times. Education Secretary, Gavin Williamson, explicitly said despite the impact COVID-19 is having on schools, they will ensure that “no child is unfairly penalised”, and all pupils “will get recognition” for all of their hard work and endeavours. That said, the Government is yet to explain how they plan to do this.
Observing what is going on across the globe and the experience we have had dealing with many other schools internationally, we are aware of how important it is that schools across the country prepare themselves, their parents and their staff to be able to continue supporting learning throughout these uncertain times with a flexible approach that suits various learning and lifestyles.
Our Prime Minister has called the outbreak the “worst public health crisis for a generation”, and it is vital that everyone pitches in and helps out where they can. Whether it be taking shopping to vulnerable neighbours, offering your support to local businesses or simply self-isolating to avoid putting others at risk. This is why we are supporting schools as they face unseen challenges in these unprecedented times, as online education experts who have taught students outside of the physical classroom for over a decade we have developed some top tips for schools, students, staff and parents.
Upskilling teachers.........
https://www.openaccessgovernment.org/school-closures-should-not-bring-education-to-a-stop/84711/
I think this is my only holding which is higher than a month ago. Be interesting to see some stats on new students, expectations prior to schools closing were already for strong revenue growth. Here's a little Q&A from Barry from a couple of weeks ago...
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Stuck with WEY for over a year now & just about breaking even on those batches. Bought some more a couple of weeks ago at 14.8p & very comfortable with my total holding going forward. Expecting a big year from September onwards, as don't see this virus going away before a vaccine is rolled out in 12 months+ and parents will be opting to school their kids from home in a growing number of cases. Should be of particular interest from the start of a new school year, especially those coming into big exam years (not just in UK)
Got this one right and a near treble for me....I added last week at 14p so that’s just a double. The opps for online education is huge as billions stay home
I guess the report will be tomorrow or early next week.
2019 was on 13th March
Opportunity knocks! Get the marketing right as the time is ripe for extolling the virtues of home schooling. Don't have to be vulgar or seen to be profiteering but do promote the home schooling benefits.
globally there will be a greater demand for full curriculum online education - although primarily Wey contract directly with consumers I can see many public/private schools contacting them for support during the CV crisis
Unfortunately this share has been hit by a persistent seller of blocks of £10k over the past couple of weeks (8 of them yesterday). As they must originally have held less than 3%, their selling must be nearly over and the SP will pick up. I take note of Gerald Celente the founder of the Trends Journal. He mentioned in an online talk over the weekend that all the public colleges in NY had shut and students were working online. He said that this will persist and that online schooling is going to be a huge opportunity over the coming years for those that provide it.
I think WEY are missing a trick. They should be paying for marketing to put them on the first page of Google! What a time to capitalise on their strengths. I looked up online education and they didn’t even have a presence so other companies are positioned much better to take advantage of the current situation. Somebody tell them!
Good time to get a marketing strategy out there for the benefits of home schooling. A 3-6 month window . Although things will get worse....opportunity knocks now.
..another 15 or 20 trades and 10% gain
Been quietly enjoying this ride for the last few months on this one. Very tightly held by the small number of trades, any sells are gobbled up.
Management seems to be tightly controlling their spend, which is rare to see on this market...