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Since half yearly counts as a quarterly result one month is sufficient, hope that helps
No, it's not half yearly results as explained here: Closed period definition: 'The time period between the completion of a listed company's financial results and the announcing of these results to the public. The close period is typically regarded as the one-month period preceding the release of a company's quarterly results, and the two-month period before the release of its annual results.'
I think it shows that they support the current share price, no director is going to want to lose money, therefore they are implying that this is a base to increase from, IMO dyor
1.8 sell, 1.87 buy, looks like those 1.85 are buys but a good deal
Yeah, the spread is different to what is stated, 1.85 and 1.87 trades are all buys
Hey ppl, anything above 1.85 is a buy, though they are showing as sells, I just bought it, I'm hoping to stay in for the long run, tc
Thinking about buying in tomorrow, are there realistic upward movement possible from this price range? I've been stuck in q few shares X which have stagnated recently and I'm selling those at a loss, any thoughts with links?
They didn't buy shares on the open market, but having said that lets hope this is the last dilution for a while and that the group, now the 7th largest network in the uk, can deliver on the promises that we as long term share holders have been hoping for. I'm long on tavi, because in part I can't afford to lose money, so we'll have to wait but if the directors can pull this off then we could all be in a very fortunate position, IMO of course
Don't come back to the bb to gloat and put off investments in the company, yes this is a set back the price atm but looking at the medium to long term there are signs of potential here, if you're invested elsewhere that's great but leave well be thanks
If you read the rns carefully the acquisition is actually pretty good with significant potential to expand the business, the only issue is the share price which is a real kick in the teeth for long term investors, and makes me think that they just don't care about their investors, how is it right that tavi would have to quadruple in value from today's announcement just for long termers to break even, I phoned the company today for an explanation but I was told that nobody is available, and that they would phone back but I didn't hear back... I have to hold because I'll lose so much I can't afford to, so I might be here years.... Lesson learned.... Investing for a pi is a mugs game...
Personally I haven't said its a fraud but I'm sceptical that the board are running this company effieciently, also I don't see a reason why if they are cash rich and they have paid dividends before that they shouldn't continue to pay one, even at a reduced rate and prevent the freefall of the sp which has occurred. They claim to have shareholders best interest at heart but appear to be bring on a massive downward rerating with their decisions, as a speculative punt maybe, but as a long term investment, I can't see its worth
Erm Mould, that is a terrible generalisation, plus if you add all those £500 sells together they make for big money, so stop misleading people with your small investment in this company which now doesn't have a dividend and will have to increase over 100% just to get back to what you paid for it
Spot on there. This guy is incredibly naive and I think dangerous to people on here who are willing to invest into nbu with larger sums, even if he bought at 58p and it went down to 5p he would still have £50 of his original £500 left but if you invested thousands at 58p you'd be looking at serious losses now. What Mould is saying is really negligent. Honestly I wouldn't invest in this company now even if it was 1p. The bod have even let the share price slip without issuing a no reason for fall rns, what does that tell you?
It really disturbs me that these shares are still trading, and disturbs me even more that many pis have lost lots of money, I only lost a couple of hundred, but still enough to annoy me but I bought in knowing some risk but didn't realise that although legit business it seems very badly run, if mould has only £500 in here then how can it be right to influence people to pile in to this share, it's not fair, anybody watching this please be cautious before investing....
I don't usually stick around after I've sold a stock but what you're saying is pretty dangerous to people who might believe you, I lost money and I'm ok with that cos I took a risk but some people might put down more than they can lose. What makes you think it will bounce? People who bought in at 70p and stuck it out would be sitting on heavy losses right now and you have to ask about the running of this company, they seem to be throwing money at poor decisions. And now that the dividend has gone for the time being where is the attraction? Surely you must also be sitting on a loss right now?
Love the recent update re half yearly report, shows us that the company is making money and starting back to profitability, if you compare to prev years we are getting out if debt and turning the business around, still holding on this and still cheap :)