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% of voting rights attached to shares up, % of voting rights attached to financial instruments down. Up overall.
Goldman Sachs increase overall position, voting rights up, financial instruments down.
Interesting point from the link I just shared:
“ For some off-book trades, there is no official record kept at all. The drawback of this, is that off-book trading is often used by individuals looking to conceal their behaviour from others.
The lack of official regulation can also be a cause for concern, as there is no obligation for either party to report the trade to an exchange or publicise the orders to a governing body. And even when off-book trades are reported, so that they are executed ‘on exchange’, the process can be time consuming and experience significant delays. This is because the exchange doesn’t have to record the trade immediately.”
I not trying to raise hope for those of us who are long but is it possible the seller reported but the buyer did not?
I tend to agree with Boix. Off book trades need a buyer as well as a seller and not always reported as we would expect from a “normal” buy or sell as we see in the exchange. Whether this is bad, good or neutral news I’ve no idea. Please correct me if I’m wrong but that’s how I see what happened on Friday: https://www.ig.com/uk/glossary-trading-terms/off-book-definition#information-banner-dismiss
Just saw a 657k buy at 50p and as soon as the price went over 50p it disappeared in a blink of an eye.
Nothing massive but enough to prop it up
12:33 1,655 49.01
12:33 2,253 49.01
12:24 9,329 49
12:27 5,342 48.99
12:33 5,261 48.99
12:19 1,780 48.93
12:20 2,000 48.93
12:18 10,000 48.92
12:19 1,780 48.92
12:24 3,000 48.91
12:10 15,800 48.9
12:28 3,000 48.9
12:02 46,556 48.89
Yes, I noticed that. It was the day before Jangho met the reportable threshold on the rns.
Box 11 additional information on Today’s RNS:
“On 10/09/20, Morgan Stanley notified the issuer that the total number of voting rights attached to shares and through financial instruments in which Morgan Stanley was interested had increased from 6.59% to 7.87% on 08/09/20. This notification was incorrect, such that Morgan Stanley's total voting rights as of 08/09/20 remained below the 7% threshold. The notification completed on 10/09/20 and published via RNS Number 7939Y on 11/09/20 should therefore be disregarded”
Not sure how or why they would get it wrong last time??
Big news is that Jangho back in.
Shares up, financial instruments down, slightly down overall in voting rights.
Encouraging news of new treatment to fight Covid-19.
Monoclonal antibodies, which are potent, laboratory-made antibodies, will be given to about 2,000 people to see if they are effective against coronavirus.
It forms part of the UK Recovery Trial, which found that a cheap steroid called dexamethasone could save lives.
The first patients will be given the new drugs in the coming weeks.
Prof Martin Landray from the University of Oxford, who is co-leading the Recovery Trial, said: “This is the first type of treatment that's targeted for this specific virus.
“There are lots of good reasons for thinking it might well be effective - stopping the virus from reproducing, stopping the virus from causing damage, improving survival for patients.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54120753
Lots of technical information in this article aimed at our investor friends in America:
Investors may be trying to find stocks that are building momentum. Finding these stocks may help bolster the portfolio going into the second half of the year. Investors often look to pounce on any opportunity in the stock market. Without properly being prepared, these opportunities may disappear quickly. Staying on top of fundamentals, technicals, and earnings, may help investors stay prepared.
https://pinevillevoice.com/cineworld-group-plc-cine-l-rides-the-wave-climbs-4-94-over-the-month/
A positive test doesn’t mean that person is infectious or even if they are infected. PCR amplifies specific strands of genetic material and even tiny traces of dead virus fragments that linger in the body can generate a positive result.
I found this on Apple News today, the article is behind a paywall but what I can read is that these type of shares may be staging a comeback:
Investors are grabbing stocks that have been hammered by the pandemic, with travel, energy and entertainment businesses being top picks for do-it-yourself investors.
The move suggests that the value style of investing — which focuses on good value stocks rather than the ones offering potential growth, such as technology — may be staging a tentative comeback.
Susannah Streeter, senior investment and markets analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said: “Investors are clearly on a bargain hunt amid the volatility we have seen on the stock markets.”
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/investors-buy-cheap-cinema-and-travel-stocks-vfpsr98l8
Definitely massive news, my heart sank when they announced the pause. I’m sure it contributed to Thursday’s drop and I hope this fantastic news is reflected in the sp next week.
Good stuff, Mooky said on Sky News yesterday that we need a vaccine to get the movie industry back to full strength. My initial investment in Cineworld in May was basically a bet on a vaccine getting approved within 12 months and Cineworld still being around. I like those odds.
AstraZeneca’s coronavirus vaccine could still be available by the end of the year, or early next year, according to the company’s chief executive, Pascal Soriot, despite clinical trials being paused after a volunteer fell ill.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/sep/10/oxford-covid-19-vaccine-is-still-possible-this-year-says-astrazeneca-chief
Morgan Stanley are clearly appalling. If we want to make money here remember we have all chosen to be involved with this lot. Tread carefully.
Yes, thanks for letting us all know. The sp has risen in anticipation of the interview perhaps but has not moved whatsoever since.
Mooky, next time Sky calls you up for an interview just say you are busy and get that new kid from marketing to talk to Kate.