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I thought ex div is in May...
I appreciate the transparency in the update. While it's annoying that dividends will no longer happen in 2022, I believe the business is still primed for growth. When investing in AIM companies, more often than not you're investing in the management team and that at WBI are transparent and forthcoming. Wish I were quicker and bought at the open. Showing strong support at 4p
I have a small holding here. Had half given up on it before today. Now I've completely written it off. In my mind my holding might as well be worth zero. Had a little hope on seeing how cloud telephony would turn out. After today, forget it.
Very well put dactions. I too took a small amount at the placing at 2p and have now increased by 50% in this placing. I think those who are in for a quick profit (i.e. sell as soon as they get the shares) might well be disappointed, as there could be some overhang (just like the last placing), but plenty of potential in the mid to long term. At the last placing, the company was still on a turnaround stage. Now, it's on the brink of cash flow positive, growing the business and moving into the carbon sequestration market, dividends could be coming soon too. The prospect looks very exciting in the next 12-18 months
One uncrossing trade at 3.30 during extension - £60 worth of shares. Invested here so would be interested to see what comes Monday but my guess is that it'd be something of nothing again, like how it's been over the past couple of months
Really like this board here. No silly ramp/deramp, just sensible discussion from both sides. I've built a position here pre and after placing . Obviously not great suffering a big drop on paper today, but I must convince myself what I'm getting in for in the first place and where I see this company come next year.
Agree with all posters above. It's not about the granting of options. It's about the price. Setting it at 1p is an insult to all shareholders. Imo should be at the pre-covid price of around 3p or at the very least the placing price of 1.85p. Disgraceful act.
Been holding this for a while, bought in initially at around 57, then held all the way down to placing with a couple of top ups on the way. Happy that I'm finally seeing the rewards. A quiet board is not necessarily a bad thing - steady rise, less pump and dump. I believe in the fundamentals of RPS and the area of work that they're doing. I'm hoping to see 140p next spring. Atb
It's just dire. This thread unfortunately gets updated every day it seems...
All the construction companies are getting battered. KIE - 52-wk low, COST and MGNS not far off. What I don't understand with GFRD - we have enough cash, no debt, winning contracts, board are happy with directions. It's not as if construction activities have stopped. It's not as if raw materials/labour has gotten more expensive. It's not as if we are getting less than what we have been on these contracts. Ok the macro economics might not be great at the moment, but the operational environment hasn't changed. I just don't get it. If anyone can enlighten me on this...
Bengtsson is a crook. Was one when he was at Betsson Group and leopards don't change their spots.
I didn't think he'd buy the UK business but then it now makes sense - sell WMH to Caesars on the cheap -> get a big payout -> buy back the UK business on the cheap -> list it again in the stock exchange -> another big payout
This crook has got it all planned out.
Agree camo - and it's the reason why I didn't sell in the pump yesterday. Also interesting to observe that apart from RPS, XPS and ZTF also got pumped yesterday afternoon for no apparent reasons and are also dropping back today. What's happening really is anybody's guess
Been holding for a while and have averaged down a couple of times, though not this week. Struggle to explain what happened today. Obviously as a holder it's welcomed but always wary of spikes. These kind of price actions you see more on AIM. Would appreciate if anyone can explain, but I guess we're all at a loss here...?
Problem with the stock market at the moment is that it's completely sentiment driven. Folks are in and out making 20% on pure speculation and day trading with no regards on fundamentals. Won't be surprised if KIE drops back to 50 after today. Market is irrational at the best of times - now more so.