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SBP I agree a common name. No point in speculating. The unknown buyer of Alpha Growth.

Clearwater look like a good company.
https://www.privateequitywire.co.uk/2019/02/18/273157/clearwater-internationals-private-equity-team-doubles-its-deal-value-2018

https://www.clearwaterinternational.com/uk/team/mark-ward

Don’t call him Jamboy for nothing.

Yes, it's not taking-off but 'easing in a positive direction'.
A bit like the lockdown, and transatlantic travel, and schools restarting.

Even more interested to know exactly what they’ll get over the line. There are lots of intangibles at the mo.

Okay, so there are couple of retail investors with +5% holdings. Good to see them in sticky hands. But there are several others with significant holdings. 1m shares is nearly 0.5% of the company; a consequence of not that many shares in issue and a ridiculously low share price.

Make hay while the sun shines.

Hi Mark,
While you’re here you should consider grabbing a few.
;-)

Still here too; looking for a final top up. I’d be onto 1.30p like a lazer Andy - you’ll have to be quick.

Okay, so the Alpha team fly over and self-isolate in a hotel suite. Hold the relevant meetings in the hotel suite with social distancing. Return to US before the isolation period has ended.
Second, a meeting may already happened online. Legal documents could be agreed, drafted and transferred by post for signing. Would take a while though.

Last chance to get in ‘dirt cheap’.
Next week you’ll have to settle for ‘straight cheap’.

A few people having sold out are now looking at the chart and waiting for the drop in some disbelief that it hasn’t happened yet. The longer we stay in the breakout zone, the more likely a full blooded reversal.
Now I’ve said this expect a drop in the next 10 mins.

Barclayhedge are a leading investment data-miner according to an independent review. In this field they are absolutely “a name” and their info don’t come cheap.

“BarclayHedge has nothing to do with the large British clearer called Barclays. It is however a comprehensive database of 1089 CTA programmes and 6469 Hedge Funds. Data includes performance and risk analyses as well as contact details. This organization has been collecting data since 1985. Access to these databases is only available with some form of subscription and is kind of pricey. The CTA database, which amongst other things can tell you which funds performed well during a broad Stock market down trend, costs $3000.00. The global hedge Fund database which has more than 5 times the number of CTAs, costs $6000.00. This site also has Hedge Funds and CTAs split into different categories by strategy or by location as well as by location of assets. It also has data on Currency Traders, which recently has begun to grab the attention of investors. A lot of the content is free, such as indices data or the New York Hedge Fund database, where you can search funds in the Tri-State area plus Massachusetts by total return or maximum drawdown amongst others. This site is one of the most complete with the largest global database of more than 32,000 Hedge Funds, CTAs and FoHFs. A full guide to its products is available here.”

https://sophisticatedinvestor.com/review-online-hedge-fund-database-providers-in-2019/

Watch out of the BS bears.

How the heck is this sub 2p?

Oink!

I take it you sold out on the last rise Orphadian. Your silence is the thunderous.
Bad timing m8, but could’ve been worst.
It could’ve been me! Tee hee.

Mark Ward works for Sanlam Wealthsmiths, a wealth management company that is very aware of market volitility.
ALGW Black Oak non-correlated fund would be ideal then!

RNS out

Handbags at the ready more like.

Maybe Greenspan bought some.

“At the end of April is when we’re really apparently going to be able to have meetings and travel again”

So this month then..