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Not saying it's happening here, but your reasoning is off: have seen directors buy into other companies that are on the brink and soon after in admin or bust.
Today looks like panic selling. But, it'll take more than a couple of really quite small buys from the BoD to improve sentiment and patch their credibility after the shambles of results and cash call.
Big-bloo has no clue what they're talking about. Easiest is to simply ignore their puerile attempts to sow discord.
AIX is currently equivalent to about £2.40; MOEX much nearer to £6.00. With the vote out the way, I wonder if there'll be a flurry of interest from flippers looking to buy at a discount to either of these in London, then sell soon after on a foreign exchange for a quick and easy profit?
The price on AIX has felt as if it's drifting downwards in the past few weeks. It's as if it's equalising with LSE, rather than the other way around, which would have been better.
Poly's website has been unreliable over the past few weeks for me. It usually times out on various IR pages and they won't load. RNS and publications can be retrieved from LSE's (the exchange, not here) & the national storage mechanism, respectively.
That means you've not looked at the T&Cs and are supposing what they might be? Then posting it to be a stirrer. Gives you a little satisfaction in your life to try and antagonise people on a forum. Transparent as a window mate.
Why not tell us where in the T&Cs blue? Lets have a page and paragraph number to corroborate your speculation.
Thanks for posting Echo.
Have HL sent something to all clients about this do you know?
Why under 90 and not zero? What are you still valuing at £400mn? Not that I expect you to have put that much thought in.
CEO can't stick around long after this - less than two weeks ago, they didn't need new capital. What changed in such a short time? And how can any sensible investor trust a him/management again? All others comments from the results and presentation are immediately undermined: might as well pick at random what to believe or not.
Another couple of weeks and we'll get: 'ASOS is a tremendous business with a tremendous future. However, I've now realised that for this to be fully realised a change of leader is required, and as a consequence, I'll be stepping down from the role as CEO. I offer my successor my very best wishes for a prosperous and profitable future' (P.s. how long for the severance lump-sum to clear?)
Regarding in general brokers' quoted deadlines (and timescales) for transferring a holding from nominee into certificates: is the date they say the last date they must have received an investor's instruction by, or is it the date it must complete by to ensure the transference of beneficiary ownership is valid and recognised by all interested parties?
Ugh, ugly invective. Britain would be much better off without chumps like you.
So wherever you are , it smells rancid. One day you'll work out the coincidence.
I think the vote sails through. The price discovery mechanism has broken down for Poly and the market is being distorted by brokers imposing forced liquidation already. I couldn't even have a stab at explaining why the London equity is currently valued at £900m.
The SP is behaving somewhere between chaos and randomness and massive volatility seems the likeliest result, along with an huge increase or decrease. A basically stable and unmoved SP following the vote is the only outcome which would surprise me.
That was the standard blurb I got from Jarvis too earlier this week. I wonder if they'd give the same response to specific questions? Or, if there position has changed in response to the fluidity of the situation and the participants involved.
And yeah, answers on a postcard as to what sentence two means.
Bravo indeed to AJ Bell & props to ferret for getting this info.
If dividends can be paid for individuals' holdings left in a SIPP / ISA wrapper for this broker, does that mean an investor could retain the holding for however long they wished, and still have the option to convert to certificates at some future point (after the London listing is removed) if they wanted to transfer the holding to an AIX broker to exit?
If AJ Bell can do this, I wonder why other UK execution-only / nominee brokers aren't willing to do the same?
Really helpful stuff ferret - thanks for updating the board & looking forward to hearing how AJ Bell intend to handle things.