The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode with London Stock Exchange Group's Chris Mayo has just been released. Listen here.
Met them all at The Burlington for the Fastnet shareholder meeting. Impressive group not arguing with you there. Or so it seems..we shall see
It's called public relation! Smaller companies like Amryt cannot afford a public relation officer so they outsource it to public relations companies like Vox Marketing Group for exposure.
All smoke and mirrors. Anyone can print a brochure and promise the world. There are so many know it all's on these boards spewing verbal diarrhoea.Have you meeting with management most people won't believe you anyway. Take some pictures 😀 I tell ya what if the shares are trading at .24 by September I will shut up and go away,if not you go away. That's not to much to ask.
Thank you Nick you just proved my point. "A person will commit the criminal offence of insider dealing if they have inside information and: that information is price-sensitive in relation to shares; they deal in those shares, or encourage someone else to deal in those shares or pass inside information to another person; nuff said
That's what you call INSIDER TRADING If management are speaking to you directly I want to know because I will sell immediately. Wow some people have no clue!
I see potential here as well but I dont want to see these guys coming on here trying to pump the stock. Theres alot of ifs ands and buts lets hope they execute. Cathal's explanation about small shareholder not knowing about the 1 for 8 is bs but interesting that 54 mil has already been invested and that they might refloat Fastnet when the time is right
in the Doubletree Hilton and the stock has traded down every day since it started trading at .24
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Oh the pumpers are out! Riddle me this.. Why is the stock collapsing? We are almost at an all time low based on Fastnets share price and Fastnet was supported by its cash. I am sure management have many acquaintances of high net worth why aren't they buying. Please don't come here and PUMP unless you have something of value to add!
Lol Ever the optimist...
I would say 12 to 18 months. Looking at the trading since the reverse merger I reckon 95% are definitive sells.
Don't think you can blame anyone here really. I commented on the first day of trading that management should have supported the share price at 24 pence. IMO good management manage all aspects of the company and they obviously misjudged the value of the company.I wouldn't be surprised if the company trades down to cash value. 1 more thing from the shareholder meeting at Doubletrees its obvious we will need the come back to the market for more financing so with share price collapsing we will be hammered by dilution.The CFO was telling us he has plenty of Nasdaq experience it time to get the lead out.
Not that easy. You need a marketing budget and a sales force. Smart thing to do would be to partner up or sell it off. Don't think they can sell off because I think the medicinal technologies are linked.(bark)
Yep that's 3.4 millon old FAST shares
It's all down to the market makers and when they have loaded up.
Yep that's a good catch at this early stage.
Won't allow me to paste the link but its the on Proactive Investor
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/columns/shard-market-eye/24807/amryt-pharma-building-a-specialty-pharma-business-24807.html It basically the booklet (it was very professionally produced)that was handed out at the shareholder meeting in Dublin. Now at least the mass market can see their objective!
The previous shareholders of Fastnet and Providence Resources bought shares thinking coastal Ireland was going to be gushing oil like Norway... Sorry to say that didn't happen and Fastnet had good management. Hey I was at the shareholder meeting and I thought both the CEO and CFO were very confident.I'm hoping like the rest of you but first impressions based simply on the first day of trading they dropped the baĺl drop.
Radar spot on. I will stick around here as long as I am a shareholder!!!! Bottom line bad form that it couldn't hold its issue price on first day of trading.