The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
Interesting: Two 350k share trades at 16.425/16.5 yesterday, and a trade for 625k shares Friday at 15.25. Any got prices at these times? First two look like certain to be buys, but what about the 625k?
Slow and steady, but looks like PEBI is regaining some of it's lost ground. Happy for you holders! (From a selfish point of view, I'd almost like it to hang around as low as possible to facilitate a move in here - but there's no reason why it should be this low!).
Confusing; your first post said 15.65 rather than 10.65, and also that you got in yesterday... if that's the case - you certainly did well to get 10.65p! ;) You also posted on Monday that you joined at 15.65p. Sorry to be an ass, but don't bother claiming you have a much lower buy in price than you actually do. Serves no purpose.
Got in at 10.65p... I thought you "joined yesterday and purchased 80,000 at 15.65p"?
Sounds somewhat optimistic to me. I'd expect to finish up around 15.5-16. Happy if you're right though!
Yep - the current valuation of PEBI is a little strange. It seems to track a little too closely to SUMM and PLE. To be honest - I'd expect a slight drop since the last update (given really weak performance from the above shares), but I feel it has been a little over exaggerated. There's good value to be had here; especially if you believe SUMM and PLE will come good. The Magna fund should be really stable so I wouldn't expect any substantial rise or fall from there. As always, note that I'm not invested here. Will look to invest profits from BLNX if it comes good.
Nice to see a reasonable level of volume behind the rise too. Would be nice to see a push up to a new trading range in the high teens. Still, this is clearly a long term share so not too concerned when exactly the rise happens - just confident that it will.
Congratulations!
Absolutely, good to see the news start rolling in. The best part is... there's a solid stream of news due over the whole of 2014. Regular updates can be expected, and each one should serve to strengthen the investment case here. Things are starting to look even better. SP has had a solid period of consolidation and held these levels comfortably for an extended period. Everything points to a push north in the near future.
You are correct, which is why this is a great point to get in :) If you look at the players involved, you can be certain that there will be substantial marketing of these new TLDs and awareness will grow incredibly quickly over 2014.
Yep, solid news to underpin the current price and improve prospects going forward. Good rise this morning and some very nice volume picking up.
Have you read the RNS? "The Company intends to use the Placing proceeds to continue developing its registry and registrar operations, Minds + Machines LLC and Minds + Machines Registrar Limited, as well as to provide additional funding for participation in the relevant private auction rounds for the 43 contested generic top-level domain ("gTLD") applications in which TLDH has an interest."
Agreed. This definitely feels like good news from my perspective. There won't be another chance to bid on TLDs, so makes sense to raise as much cash as possible now to improve the chance of competing. Also, heavy underpinning from institutional investors at 12p is a good sign considering we are only at a slight premium to that right now. Hard to tell what will happen to SP short term, depends on how people view this - but long term I can see nothing but positives.
In case anyone missed it: http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=11836883 Thoughts? Pretty much where I thought it would be. Todays drop in SP is not too nice though! FYI, still no investment here, just following.
I wouldn't be concerned about ramping here - this is a very quiet board, so even more so than usual - any comments won't affect the price. I share your optimism though, I believe that this definitely has the foundations for massive gains. The sector is growing rapidly and will continue to do so for the forseeable future; BIOG has a proven track record for selecting the right companies to take advantage of this growth. I see no reason why this will change, and as such think you are spot on. I've currrently got around 25% of my portfolio invested in BIOG and will be increasing this further (unsure yet via reallocation or just topping up with new funds).