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little confused as to why it says that the position on previous notification was 6.24% and now 6.259% - what threshold do they think they've crossed? plus last time we were notified it was 5.412%....got to love it when regulatory filings are wrong

Love that a new non exec RNS has moved the SP more than a 10 year MSC!

Aim: surprised you're interested in AGM...given that you "Can see this disappearing into oblivion by the end of the year. It’s criminal how they get away with it imo"

Stockholm syendrome...do yourself a favour...let it go, you made a loss, you need to move on, plenty more fish in the sea n all

McD: thanks, that was surprisingly easy

shame i can't be there live, but at least i can have a beer whilst watching ;-)

am i being thick not being able to find the AGM webinar details?

Good summary of the current position and potential. Not convinced that it will drive much SP movement today…..but we remain hideously undervalued in my mind.

Vander: I was talking about the CRUX Special Sits fund....sorry, wasn't clear as the thread was titles HSBC.
Crux can invest up to 40% in small companies or AIM. Doesn't look like they get anywhere near that level though.

Small fun, only c.£100m, but then we're a small company.

doubt any TR1s will have much of an impact, but the more money with institutions the faster this should move when eventually it does

suspect it's their UK special sits fund...all positive

Reece: there will be no link. HSBC is goliath...the lending arm won't be influenced by the investment arm owning...especially not such a small holding. if anything, they are less likely to lend to a company they invest in. The FCA is all over this sort of thing.

that said, i see the HSBC TR1 as a great thing. the good news keeps coming, it's just a case of waiting for the market to forgive a decade of underperformance

D9EAM: good luck to you, can't sniff at a profit.
KSH321: i'm holding out for double digits too, so that i can build a new garden home for some new Festool goodies.

Was livid with the placing last night, but the funding question was clearly holding back the market. hopefully it can now tick up...but WSG doesn't tend to do that. if the market doesn't appreciate 2 2 long term contracts that are now funded, i'm not sure what will move this until we see the revenue actually flowing in.

i'll let the Festool dealer stand down for now

yrabs: that's for that image. it's a slow play now. not the rise i'd have expected or hoped for....can't see it now jumping to double figures......but i can stay fully invested for a fair while yet, so happy to wait for the numbers to speak for themselves.

yrabs: your energy is amazing...come rain or shine you post, mood seemingly unchanged by great news, still holding through miserable times and promising times.

Win: i agree re RNS timing in hindsight. but before today's (lack of) share price move i'd have argued that they played a blinder. followed up a great contract on Tuesday with another really good one today....AND they even clarified that no raise would be needed for the second one......i honestly don't know what more they could have done (cue comic responses about handing in their notices) .

still, by my 10 year anniversary (next summer) i assume the numbers will start to show and people won't need faith, they'll see it in black and white in the 2H22 figures

PF: here's a shiny new 10 year contract, should be worth about $1.1m a year in revenue, enjoy. ps. don't worry about the upfront costs, we've got that covered so no capital raise for this

Market: Ooo, thanks. let's trade 45 millions shares and end up where we started the day.

great day to be an MM

Hi Mike, you're not content with this week's pair of bunnies? you're a hard man to please ;-)

i still have high hopes for Burkina Faso...especially after securing DRC...but I assume that's more of Q4 or Q1 at the earliest type of thing...these things always take longer than you'd expect

Second highest volume already hit (behind yesterday obviously). largely down to the shares outstanding having grown, but still volume seems high. Really surprised that the price hasn't moved more on it.
Maybe the talk of getting the placees out were called too early. or maybe people still love to just take a short trade here.

think i should turn off for a few weeks and see how she goes...maybe the market wants more meat on the new contracts' bones

morning Win: the broker who happens to write "research" has reiterated its buy and 19p target this am i believe (did so yesterday too). and according to Twitter in a note today "initial investment for the two new contracts can be funded from existing resources and banking facilities". Which would imply that the broker is not trying to push for a raise...but then "research" and broking are obviously "independent"...

yrabs: i get your sentiment, but i do think that "this time it's different". WSG have many more funding options available to them now.

i still think this is criminally undervalued (not to the ludicrous levels that some new posting "LTHs" are spouting) and would actually have liked this RNS to come next week...give the market time to digest the DRC contract first. for me we should have seen 10% this am just on the back of yesterday, today's RNS should have then sent it flying.

anyway, i'm in no rush...after 9 years, what's another 1 or 2?

i feeks, very good of you to post. sorry that you missed out. it's not been an easy ride for the past 8 years.....and tbf we're still historically very low...i'm only happy because i was able to average down in the 4s.