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83p would mean a purchase price of 1.67p prior to the share reorganisation......did it really get that high? The charts don't show it....in my experience book costs get unrealistic on share accounts after selling part of a holding
If there are no shares available, why did the offer drop? I only bought £900 due to the mighty spread but no NT, was easy to buy. If the spread was to deter buyers (which I understand) I am confused why the offer price went down. Still, I am talking fractions, good luck all holders, hope you understand AIM mechanics more than I lol
Please excuse me asking a question too since I took a small punt today (at a higher price than the Director).....why was he not simply paid in cash since they have so much of it? Will it save him CGT or something? Honest question, still trying to learn. He could have bought them on the open market cheaper a few days ago....
I just had to look up the definition of a reverse takeover - shows my level of experience& knowledge - but my layman's opinion is that this fits.......am I correct?
I did some very quick rounded-up calcs......would like to confirm I understand the RNS bits related to this & am in the right ball park, If KLG raise their £3m @ 3p, will Tigers hold approx 40% of KLG after dilution?
There are shares available now yet no sells and there were none available yesterday prior to closing? This situation has always intrigued me....thought I would use this opportunity to ask, hope it's not obvious to everyone but me!
Are these the YA shares (re RNS - average 8.07p)?
Didn't get a reply from YCO. I looked up the AIM rules and from what I can gather, although I have not researched to a great depth, for a trade of 10% of the company all YCO are obligated to do is update their website with Major Shareholder info. within 6 months. The website is showing these details as at 8th Nov. 2011, just one week before this highly unusual trade on 16th Nov. The no. of shares does match the total holding of one of these shareholders. This (mid-morning I recall) trade was reported as a buy, was above mid-price (usually dummy sells are below the bid) and the sp ended that day with a 10% increase. Those who follow this share will be aware of the very low trading volume, where a small buy or sell makes a difference to the sp. Suppose what I am looking for here is a bit of interpretation (in light of Friday's events) from more experienced/knowledgeable investors, so I thank you in advance for any feedback.
Anyone have any thoughts? Am I seeing things that no one else is? Reported as a buy 49100000 shares 16/11/2011. What am I missing? Have emailed YCO to clarify.
Well I for one am very confused. I read an RNS on investegate that said they had received the funds. Mind you, I admit I have had a drink.....
I thought they had a strong order book, at least I recall they had a strong forward order book, do you know if contracts were cancelled by customers? I didn't put all my eggs in this one but I did put a fair few eggs in
Didn't one of the Directors recently lend money and is to be handed over the car park business if money not repaid? May have it wrong but recall that they paid a debt off early and then borrowed roughly the same amount from this guy....
is going on? This share is like a yoyo. Any ideas anyone? Anyone heard something negative as sells don't appear to justify the drop.....
Have checked my little buy (didn't think to ckeck it b4) and was reported as a sell, trade price was 0.01 below mid spread price
why they selling at 2p? New to shares. Maintaining margins sounds worth a go to me
tense in your post implies dispute over....yes?
Much appreciated Hallmark, thank you. I prob should have asked before I topped up my meagre holding but even us novices like to live dangerously sometimes!
Do the MMs want our shares or have I completely failed to understand what you are all on about? Won't feel too embarrassed if so cos am novice
Maybe will rise if Man City lose what with their current game-in-hand and only 2 points behind....and they playin my Team EVERTON next!!!!!
Am only a novice and have little idea of spread betting interpretation....and this is my first post!!!!.....but am intrigued by what appears to be discouragement to buy or sell looking at the spread......generally why would this happen ???????...I invested in PIM about a month ago because it appeared to be a good company with a worthwhile product set