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That was definitely the bottom but there's no-one here but me. I still think it's significantly undervalued.

Is this the bottom? We will see

It's the standard introducing brokers commission of 0.5%. If you apply through AJ Bell, it's part of AJ Bell's profits. If you apply through HL, HL kindly give the commission to the investor. HL do this on some IPO's but not all of them. Seems to be most of them though.
With FSF something seems to have gone wrong. I've not received my cash bonus as expected. I haven't persued it yet. I do have a copy of the HL offer terms for the IPO which contractually ties them to paying me. Possibly they are still discussing with Foresight whether it is cash or shares. HL are saying FSF have reneged on providing shares and want to provide cash. I cannot figure it out. Given they shares are 93p to buy, Foresight could just go and buy them in the market and save themselves some money. Oh, and also help pull up the share price in the process!

I assume it is someone who bought the shares on margin in the IPO to stag them and it's gone wrong.
Possibly they got caught out by the Omicron fall and they were using too much margin.

Got to be a margin call issue imho because even if you knew you decided you'd made a mistake you wouldn't be driving the price down like this, you'd be far more patient and trying to get a better price.

My additional sense that it is a margin call is because a MM isn't artificially supporting the price ot help out a valued customer, instead they are just letting the customer get screwed.

The trade at 89.2p which hasn't appeared yet is a buy btw.

14p is ridiculous. So, I have been filling my boots.

wow, I hope we are now all clear NMC Health has absolutely nothing to do with NMCN.

NMCN year end results looked good to me. Turnover up 19%, Underlying Profit up 32%, £26m in the bank with no debt, no defined pension scheme to worry about and most of their business is in the water sector with recent 5 year contract wins and another chunk telecomms which I would expect to be busy right now.

Oh, and finally a P/E of 5.3 which is crazy low. What's not to like?

One wonders what Regent's plan is?

Regent now up to 13.7%. They seem happy to scoop up any shares around here which I would guess puts a floor under the share price

Market cap of £58m regrettably means T Clarke doesn't get the analyst coverage it deserves.
But this will come in time.

Price just stating to tick back up and pattern has changed.

Whoever was selling isn't chucking large volumes at it now and selling below the bid. The algo bots are slowly inching the price up looking for stock cheap.

Hopefully an easy run back to 140. Fingers crossed.

Looks entirely like stop running to me as since it's bounced there have hardly been any sells and one might argue the few we have seen are just those quick on the buy button who are flipping for a few points.

Hard to see it ending up on the day but whatever has caused the selling has certainly stopped.

Who knows? I topped up at 499 but I still have my entire holding so 115 so I'm fairly relaxed about things.

The fact that the CEO also bought another 15k shares = £75k seems a good enough reason to believe to me.

The chart looks like there's a good chance of 750 within a reasonable timeframe.

XD today and the bid hasn't fallen although I note prices being paid to start with this morning are 10p lower than yesterday so that kind of all balances out.

I dunno. The biggest decision is where to sell? but that's not something I'm really thinking about for the foreseeable future

Interserve’s joint venture partner on three energy-from-waste (EfW) plants needs to find £68m today or it risks collapse.

Sorry 280p.

Seems reasonable to me.

I'll take 380p looking at the long term chart.

Seems to be a seller order being worked right now as most of the trades are buys yet the share price isn't moving up.

As soon as the seller is done the share price should pop up.

The MM can have some of mine at 280p

The Chairman's statement says "The Group is well placed to meet its financial objective of a sustainable 3% operating margin in 2019".

We can work out:

2018 Actuals:
Revenue : £326.8m
Margin : £2.7%
Underlying Profit : £8.8m

2019 Forecast assuming 5% increase in revenue (which seems very modest)
Revenue : £343.1m
Margin : 3.0%
Underlying Profit : £10.3m

An increase of £1.5m or 17%, which is a pretty strong statement for the company to be making only 3 months through the year set against the current Brexit backdrop.

https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/severn-trent-names-contractors-for-2bn-programme

Actuarial changes which were based on the change from RPI to CPI which was agreed with the Pension Trustees.