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Only just signed up to the IMC Platform today, which then allowed me to watch the Company's 83 minute Presentation by FB & BM on 6/10/2020. I would certainly recommend this for anyone invested here. Of course it will also enable you to watch the presentation at Midday on 12th May and to submit any questions that you have about the SMRT.
Bait! :)
Good to finally know who the II is which has been increasing their holding and now have a 7% stake.
Pope Family Investments rom Australia have recently increased their holding by 50%.
The fact that CBX has bucked the trend on a day when most other shares fell is without doubt a good sign. It looks like we have seen the bottom and well done to those who bought in at under 8p.
Encouraging to see the SP remaining steady in spite of the 2 big sells totalling £98k. In the past that would have definitely have seen a mark down.
3 x £20k Buys in quick succession. Haven’t seen that for a while.
Wouldn't it be great if SwipedOn were able to assist businesses with managing the identification of visitors with Vaccine Passports/ Certificates. Perhaps they are even working on it right now.
Gabor,
Your question suggest that you are fairly new to reading in shares. These are just ordinary shares in the company. The fact that they are referred to as 0.5p shares has no relevance to the current share price. This is just a name that identifies them.
Zagegypt,
You mean they’ll be saying , “WHY DID I BUY?” Especially when it’s below 195p, half of the float price. Just wait and see.
Even in the last year with all the lockdowns and people not being able to go to restaurants, Deliveroo‘s revenues have only doubled (Uet they are still loss making). That is shocking and now as the lockdown ends and restaurants reopen and people feel safer about collecting their orders, Deliveroo’s revenues will plummet. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to realise this.
Deliveroo totally screwed up on this float. I can’t believe that they didn’t offer any free shares to their army of delivery workers or give them some kind of incentive scheme whereby they would in future receive shares in the company. None of the Deliveroo workers that I’ve spoken to recently had even heard about the IPO. If they are not going to involve their staff it it then they have really missed a trick.
I fully expected this loss making company to perform the same way as Uber Eats did after its launch and it has done just as badly. It’ll be a long time before this gets anywhere near to 390p again
We just need to be patient. Take a look at Zoetic International’s Share price. 10 months ago it was less than 5p and recently it broke 100p. And they don’t even have DB as a major investor.
Some charters even see 170p being hit this month.
However due to the IPO being 13 times oversubscribed, very few people got an amount even close to what they asked for.
If you asked for £500 worth you would have got your full allocation. However investors in the IPO only received 2.85% of any amount that you asked for over the £500 threshold. Eg. If you asked for £10,000 worth you'd have have only got £770.75 worth.
In reality, if you wanted a decent amount, then the best time to buy was earlier this week when you could have bought at about 9p per share.
Not all IPO's are so massively oversubscribed, therefore it is worth registering with Primary Bid and downloading their app so that you receive information on all IPO's and other company placings.
You could for instance have participated in the very recent Argo Blockchain placing at 200p and sold once they were transferred to your sharedealing account at around 240p - an immediate 20% profit.
Be aware that the share dealing account that you register with Primary Bid CANNOT be an ISA account, due to tax regulations.
With BT have woken from its slumbers, the weekend has come at a very good time. No doubt BT will feature in several columns this weekend leading to early buying and a quick rise on Monday morning with a slight retreat later on in the day.
An article on page 19 of last night's Evening Standard said, " BT could be the biggest winner from the Super Deduction Schems.... The Scheme means big firms that invest in infrastructure, plants and other large projects will be able to deduct £1.30 in tax for every £1 spent....Today it welcomed the move and said we are expecting to invest significant amounts of capex in plants and machinery over the next several years and to the extent this proves to be eligible for the Super Deduction it could result in a significant reduction in our corporation tax bill for our 2021/22 and 2022/23 years.
Sky always offer you a great deal to stay with them. I recently got all 11 sports channels for £15 a month. You must threaten to leave though and quote a deal offered by Virgin etc.
The late declared £626,480.00 trade at 137.50 that was made at 12.58pm would appear to be a buy as a sell of that ammount would surely have been for a lot less than the bid price, which at that time was 125p. It also caused a tick up in the SP. Perhaps we have a new II on board. Surely the trading update is not far away now.
Assuming that 5p and 6.5p were fair IPO float prices for CBX and KNB respectively, then there is currently a lot more growth potential in CBX, with it being about half the current price of KNB. I imagine that in a few weeks time the the price of both stocks will be within a few pence of each other.
Last year we had trading statements on 23rd January and 23rd April, therefore we could be due one anytime now.