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Still rising fast

I've placed 2 orders this morning, one big and one small and still waiting for them to be filled.

Unfortunately I made 2 purchased in May 2019 at 870p and 777p but with my recent purchases I now have an average of 179p so am quite positive. Even after todays results we are just where we were 2 weeks ago so today's drop is no big deal. We'll soon be back over 150p.

grsshaw
You took a lot of criticism for your post but now as the SP nears 1p, that criticism looks unjustified and you would appear to know what you're talking about. I'm not invested here yet but am watching it closely now with a view to doing so when the price is right.

Potentially better than today.

Minitata
I did say "Appear" to still be waiting. If you are saying that they have all got them, FINE.
But no I am not lying.

Those who Bought in the IPO appear to be still waiting for their shares to appear in their Broker Accounts, when they do, many are likely to take their 400% profit and run.

Has anyone her had their IPO shares appear in in their Broker’s Account yet? If so how long did it take?

The last Director buy for for £10k worth in Feb 2019, which says a lot.

Brighton are the form team, look at what they did to the Current Chumps at Anfield.

And if it breaks 22.99 then it will look for 18.77

And if it breaks 22.99 then it will look for 18.77

Almost the same Mcap as Fipp but P/E and earning very different.

Probably 18-20p

It is common for many IPO to drop below their initial offer price before rebounding, whether this occurs here remains to be seen. It is still way too early though to try and predict the bottom.

It looks like you're a long way from finding your bottom!!!!!!
The massive spike, such a the one seen here just sees a redistribution of wealth between the smart investors who know when to sell and those who don't.

With so many people having their money tied up in the CBX IPO, I doubt if you will see another spike next week.

Yes, it is similar in many ways to FIPP who invest in a lot of new University Start ups.

Generally these buys shown after 16.30 don't affect the following day. Often they are the total number of shares that a Broker has purchased during the day for clients with an Advisory Account, but the final figure is only shown after the bell.

Choosing the right time to sell is often a bigger skill than choosing the right tome to buy. Especially when the price rise has been so steep. When the herd arrive many get spiked, this always happen, whereas the skilled investors are already taking their profits.