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If 5p soon as some have assumed, and if MTR haven't completed their share back, it's going to cost MTR 200% more to buy back more of their shares, so the quicker the buy back the better, Wow !!! what a great result 5p would be,
The share buy back should surely push the price up, but as it rises it will cost MTR more to buy back more, but saying that, MTR could, if they so wished re-sell the shares for a nice profit, win win
Even after the share buy back, there will still be well in excess of one Billion shares in circulation, with no sign of production yet, but saying that, they still have plenty of cash and assets for further investments, the buy back, well that could or should give the share a welcome boost.
Well here's hoping the trickle becomes a gush in the New Year
MTR seems to be ticking all the right boxes at the moment, lets hope that 2020 goes well, and MTR starts production in the near future, Now funding is in place, most of the ground work is completed, and plenty of investments, this really could be the star share next year, with a share price to match. hold on to your seats.
About time this company was re-rated, surely the shares are worth double today's price.
There are plenty of small investors willing to buy into companies like Inspirit, you only have to look at the amount of trades that have gone through in the past week, to see the amount the MM's are making in trading fees, plus the profit they make on buying low, and selling on a rise,
20 million shares bought in the last 20 minutes and the price drops, what the hell is going on
I see a 14 million sell went through today, that will give the MM's something to play with, someone must have been listening to the deramper's
There's a lot more Buys this morning than sells, some quit large, so i would have expected a higher rise, but as most agree, MM's manipulating the market,
just a note, the bottom half of the trades are from Friday.
I look at this board and all i see is assumptions, with some praising Inspirit, while others rubbishing the company, which is all confusing to new investors, i laugh at some of the comments as most are not fact, but opinions, and while every company on Aim has it's risk, it's up to the individual where and when he wants to invest, without being put off by negative comments, at the end of the day everyone should do their own research,
I'm trying to figure out who is trading on here, more than 1500 trades this week, with more Buyers than sellers, so far today there are 20 x 1 million plus buys, so in my opinion, disregarding all the deramper's there appears to be a lot of confidence out there, that being the case, whats holding this share back, interesting
There have been around 1,500 trades in the past week on no news, with some large buys and sells, whats the reason i wonder, it seems investors want to get on board in the hope of success, and hoping they make loads of money.
Over 1,000 trades this week so plenty of interest in the tiny company, something going on behind the scenes.
Considering all the de-ramping, there appears to be plenty of investors out there willing to invest in "Inspirit", over 320 trades before 1pm, with most being Buys, so the question is, are they fools or feel the company has something special, all will be revealed in January.
Seems we have got to the panic selling stage, still a lot of buyers out there who are getting in at a bargain price.
My only issue is, if they get some orders in January, have they got the facilities and cash to lay out for production cost to build their products, as in my opinion a lot more funding may be needed before the cash starts rolling in,
I see some are putting this share down, but the reality is no one knows, not even the company, if their products will be successful or not, it's all about waiting till January, then we will all have a bigger picture.
I see the shares have recovered some of today losses, ( down 78% this morning, now down to just 42% from Fridays close, some big buyers out there, so by close i can see these shares back to almost Fridays close,
Every one on here seems to have a crystal ball , that tells them where these shares are heading, the big question is, how much will it cost to produce a unit, after all they need to build units to sell, and it could take a month or two before they get paid, so £300,000 won't go far, until they actually start getting payments coming, so if they do go into production in January we need to know how many units a month are going to be made, and is the factory in Poland large enough to cope, i for one would not be surprised if today's closing price ends the day around Fridays close, as there seems to be a lot of interest in their product.
Once the profit takers and day traders have gone, the price will soon rise again, to much interest in the Stirling engine now, in my opinion once orders start coming in, and full production starts, then the shares will rise at pace,