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This can be fairly common i have been in a few bid situations in which the SP has drifted from the offer price, people selling early not waiting for the final price. I sold half and letting the rest run a bit, seems the 387 might be the final price but who knows these days.
Just cant work out this company (hold small amount) borrows money taking on debt to pay large dividend, all looks good then puts its self up for sale, now sales ahead it cuts the sale process. It sems a bit all over the place did they want higher price with better trading trading update (what had they been expecting), it it because one person owns 82% of the shares.
Gone very quiet and share price has dropped quite a bit now, wonder whats going in the background and wether the company will get any decent offers to sell?
Feel like this could be a takeover target in current market with its stable cashflows & low valuation.
Very strange dropping so much, wish had topped up at the small risk of it not going through but looks like that dip has been brought back up now.
Valuation must be a key reason for shorters, near PE of 40 with a possible recession coming up and how much growth is left in the UK. The key is the US if it keeps growing in the US then it might be able head higher again but if it misses could easily see below £10. Shorters most likely see this as a pretty good bet if there is a miss on expectations vs massive growth keep SP heading higher.
This looks to have huge potential over the next 5years but looks very very expensive the growth is going have to be huge for this valuation even after the drop.
Not surprised its dropped from £4.10.
Be good see some broker forecasts for the next couple of years.
Hopefully this can lead to a follow up order.
This has be on the radar of larger companies am hoping see a bid made for this company at some point.
This often happens on results day unless they smash all the forecasts etc although they are nice results y/d was a record high share price and valuation. Organic growth was 0.1% maybe market also little concerned about that as well vs the valuation.
I think they will be looking for another acquisition during 2021 but would not be too surprised if they drop back to the £39/£40 mark.
Shorts are 5% although could be higher in real terms .
If the vaccine is approved this week I would expect a bouch back past 300 at the very least.
Just because shorts are increasing does not mean an issue with the company but could well be a hedge against other positions, network may well see lower revenue/profits due to cv19.
Premier oil shorts was a very special situation at 20% as the company doing the shorting was owned money by Premier. But yes those closing did send price back up with shorts buying back the shares.
Keep fingers crossed for vaccine news this week or next.
Simple its Brexit if the UK leaves without a deal it may harm London as the centre of finance , if they reach a deal i fully expect this go back up!
Part of the reason not many intuitions are not touching the share is not its lack of track record but the fact its listed on the standard listing segment rather than the Premium listing and makes it ineligible to be included in the index's . Also Governance issue which is not standard for the UK in which CEO and Chairman are the same person who has a 'founders' share, so he cant lose control and be out-voted on issues. Also still trying to work work out did they really need to lease several very expensive Hotels/Golf Club to do Marketing events must be hitting profit margin with then being closed due to Covid as well.
It does look exciting company on my watchlist to purchase but back to BooHoo and lets get it back to over £3!!!
Are they taking over the company these Directors seem be buying every share they can!
It does not say anything really just says that traders have no idea what's behind the drop but may relate to Wirecard affecting sentiment, economic backdrop in Middle East/Africa is tough and increase in shorts by Kuvari Partners and Capeview.
Talks about director buying but that's it, at this stage it seems no one has any real clue why its dropped so much so fast!
The float price was £5 per share (part of the IPO docs) but as often with highly anticipated IPO listings the price jumps straight away the second it hits the market.
Generally this is down to the market interest in the shares i.e. lots of buying demand or the market may think a share has been unvalued and deserves a higher rating.
Down nearly 50% on no news very strange.
Small piece in the Times over weekend said "many were left scratching their heads as to why"
Traders offered up few ideas difficult economic backdrop in Middle East. Awok, customer went bust and recent sagas involving wirecard/Finablr.
Still drop seems over done
I not found anything either seems be recovering.
Normally only seen 30% drop on news or short attack
As much as i like the Naked Trader he seems to have one hell of a nose for getting out of trouble.
Seems big drop 25% to 30% anyone any ideas?
Ted has a lot of issues and suspect this is whats driving the share price decline! Net borrowings of approx £141m, over valued stock that is clearly taking a very long time to sell.
Feels like something may have leaked as well , are we due an update regarding period over Christmas i cant think its done well or issue with bank convents regarding debt?