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474 million shares
ICT HOLDINGS 23.9%
Blackrock 10%
Fodina B.V. 3.3%
MOX Registered ~21% of Freefloat
Based on free float restrictions adopted by FTSE Russell, the Company does not include ICT Holding Ltd.’s shares as well as shares owned by management and directors into free float. Hence, the free float as of the date of this press-release equals 75.2%.
So 474 million minus 24.8% equals 356.5 million shares in Freefloat. Minus the Moex registered shares equals 281.5 million shares.
So 281.5 million shares in Freefloat registered on the LSE. Equals 281.5*236p equals 664.5 million Mkt Cap registered on the LSE.
SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY FOUR MILLION POUNDS MARKET CAP ON THE LSE.
One percent is 6.64 million.
So 2 million pounds worth of shares sold is roughly one third of one percent so 0.33 percent.
That’s a lot of Mkt cap to sell off in a session or two.
DISCLAIMER I STILL THINK THEY ARE BUY’S. Sneaky c£nts
The trend.
Notice this.
All over the counter sells yet the buy is an automatic buy; hence no automatic sells.
Uncrosssed trade is a buy and sell as two participants in agreement of a trade at a agreed cost. So in essence neutral.
16:37 234.31p 392,000 £918,491 Sell O
16:27 234.25p 300,000 £702,750 Sell O
16:35 235.00p 81,680 £191,948 Sell UT
16:24 235.00p 67,408 £158,409 Sell O
16:21 235.00p 50,492 £118,656 Buy AT
16:25 235.00p 50,000 £117,500 Sell O
16:22 234.60p 50,000 £117,300 Sell O
15:55 233.75p 50,000 £116,875 Sell O
16:35 235.00p 42,000 £98,700 Sell O
Buckeye, totally agree. While it sits around these levels, PI'S become impatient, the MM's accumulate, then bang a big order is settled, but below the SP at time of execution, so in essence marked as a sell yet in reality a buy. I'm waiting for the dip, it should come tomorrow AM after such a big offload, I wait with baited breath.
Infor - More like buys marked as sells due to the order taking so long to fill and the SP being above the priced settle/executed at the time of agreement. I do not trust anything associated to Polymetal at the moment with regards to the LSE.
If it drops to below 200p in the morning I will have more faith, otherwise manipulation at it's best.
16:37 234.31p 392,000 £918,491 Sell O
16:27 234.25p 300,000 £702,750 Sell O
16:35 235.00p 81,680 £191,948 Sell UT
16:24 235.00p 67,408 £158,409 Sell O
16:21 235.00p 50,492 £118,656 Buy AT
09:32 235.60p 50,000 £117,800 Buy O
13:57 235.50p 50,000 £117,750 Sell O
16:25 235.00p 50,000 £117,500 Sell O
16:22 234.60p 50,000 £117,300 Sell O
15:55 233.75p 50,000 £116,875 Sell O
16:35 235.00p 42,000 £98,700 Sell O
Yep hedgies/funds and the MM's are in complete control in here; will be until they get the nod. No buying volume, it's the only thing that will move this now; volume, some big f88king buys. Now and then one big buy marked as a sell possibly in after hours trading. All from the mopped up small sells packaged up for a single client. Like the 500k sell volume Friday after hours. That was a buy, been sitting on the order book for a while, and went through under the SP price as a sell.
You have to sit tight in here, if it dips any where near 200p put your big boy pants on and back the truck up in here. I sat watching it for days at 125p and like a scared rabbit I did nothing as it was above my lowest ladder. Should'av, could'av.....GLA.
All last week, it was reported on here today is the Trading Statement day. So no RNS?
Volume ridiculously low again today, No one off loading again, small sells. One day you will rise from your weary bed, and there will be a vertical line upwards trajectory; green candle possibly £1, £2, £3 upwards, you won't catch it, it will just go bosh pow gone. One minute 239p, next minute 439p. It will happen, says me sitting here with a pile of cash waiting for sub 200p.
There's a wall of money waiting to pile in here, and already in here; it will be in and out of auction, no buys for us mere peasants on the way up; while in auction. Seen it before and it will happen here, it's how the big boys beat inflation with their managed funds. Drag a company down on it's ass, load up while stating the different, hold, hold, then let it rip. Along with the div, you an easily see how big money in here sub 300p will easily 5 bag over a year.
Biggest is 1 order Bid 236.8, Ask 244.8 Volume 699
A few Asks from 380p at 500 Volume to 690p at 1000 volume.
Volume here now is static. No point opening up the market at its becoming untradeable.
So where are the huge sells if this company is a bad'un eh?
Be interesting to know what volume the MM's are sitting on.
OrderBook
Vol Ord Bid Ask Ord Vol
1375 1 236.8 244.8 3 699
0 0 0 247.9 1 1486
0 0 0 380 1 500
0 0 0 400 1 300
0 0 0 403.1 1 12000
0 0 0 479 1 27
0 0 0 500 1 250
0 0 0 597.4 1 1250
0 0 0 667 1 500
0 0 0 690 1 1000
https://app.ortex.com/s/LSE/POLY
Link to order book live.
£39 a month allows you to see the LIVE ORDER BOOK on the link/site BELOW.
7 day free trial, you have to enter your card details and cancel after five business days.
https://app.ortex.com/s/LSE/POLY/short-interest
Short interest reduced to near enough zero last week. Down from 380k out on loan.
£39 a month allows you to see the order book on the link/site above. 7 day free trial, you have to enter your card details and cancel after five business days.
Edgy no, by no means. I'm more than 50% in cash, 10% of portfolio in here (140p Av); looking to take a dip elsewhere, but in a falling market, I'll get locked in as I ladder into the sectors as they fall. Which means I have less powder to invest in here should we go below 200p again. I'd rather sit and wait to see the direction here, as my regret in not to go 50% in here around 125p. At the time I thought we might see 50p when I was buying at 110p and it looked shaky.
Those big sells are big, make no mistake, over a million shares sold in an hour or so, (Only around 280 million freefloat on the LSE) sold on a Friday just before a trading update. It points to one thing, poor sentiment, maybe something to do with debt restructuring or cash flow. I don't mind if I am right or wrong, but they are big sells.
Numbers do not lie, we will see Tuesday AM, but no not edgy in here, the Kaz assets more than compensate for todays SP.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/foreign-investors-should-be-able-withdraw-russian-market-lobby-says-2022-05-19/
May 19 (Reuters) - Russian stock market lobby NAUFOR believes non-residents should be able to gradually withdraw from Russian assets so the securities they own can return to the market, the head of the group said on Thursday.
Russia put restrictions on foreigners trading Russian assets in March, saying it wanted to ensure decisions to exit were considered and not driven by political pressure, after Moscow sent tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine on Feb. 24.
The restrictions banned foreigners from selling assets on the stock market, allowing them to receive proceeds from owing securities to special C-type accounts as part of capital controls aimed at shielding Russia from Western sanctions.
"I think it will be valid to lift restrictions for non-residents, both from friendly and unfriendly (countries)," NAUFOR head Alexei Timofeev told Reuters.
Creating two separate mechanisms for these two groups of investors was complicated, Timofeev said, adding that the withdrawal process should be gradual and should not lead to a market crash.
Lifting restrictions would allow frozen assets to return to the market, in the first place, Timofeev said.
"Secondly, this would allow local retail and institutional investors to buy securities from non-residents. Thirdly, this will keep investors who are willing to continue their operations on the market."
NAUFOR, the national association of securities market participants, is an influential lobby group that has more than 400 members, including companies and banks.
The head of the financial policy department at the finance ministry, Ivan Chebeskov, has said that Russia authorities should avoid a situation when foreign investors will be aiming to "sell assets at any cost".
The central bank has praised the recent ban on the sale of securities by non-residents, saying it helped to avoid extreme market volatility that could have caused mass defaults through a domino effect.
Now we will find out if there is to be eventual arbitrage in the LSE/MOEX share market, as restriction's are lifted.
Russia is expected to ease those controls further.
The central bank has said a ban on the sale of securities by non-residents helped to avoid extreme market volatility that could have caused mass defaults through a domino effect.
Stock market lobby NAUFOR said on Thursday non-residents should be able to gradually divest Russian assets so the securities they own can return to the market.
https://www.brecorder.com/news/40174552
Russia’s central bank will from June 1 lift a ban on short selling of securities and on buying of foreign currencies using credit leveraging, in moves to increase market liquidity as volatility has subsided, it said on Friday.
Russia restricted trading in Russian assets in March, saying it wanted to protect investors’ rights and ensure decisions were not driven by political pressure, after Moscow sent tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine on Feb. 24.
The short-selling ban led to a drop in turnover on the Moscow Exchange to 88 trillion roubles ($1.49 trillion) in April from 95.7 trillion roubles in the same month of 2021, data showed on Friday.
The central bank said it would still limit the size of credit leveraging that a brokerage can offer its clients until the end of this year.
Some huge sells on Friday PM; do we think some of these sells could be buys sitting on the order book for a while, waiting to be filled then executed after hours so not to drop the SP, some volume there. These types of volume sells would have an effect on the SP to drop in normal trading hours. Possibly down to ~220p
Anyone got eyes on the order book Friday PM or even better anyone got level 3, it would give a good insight as to who is placing these orders. The timeline with the coming trading update is worrying if they are sells, and good news if they are buys masquerading as sells due to the length of time the orders have taken to be filled and executed.
0-May-2022 16:37 240.61p 500,000 £1,203,048 Sell O
20-May-2022 16:24 241.45p 105,385 £254,456 Sell O
20-May-2022 16:24 241.45p 105,385 £254,456 Sell O
20-May-2022 16:35 241.50p 100,887 £243,642 Sell UT
20-May-2022 16:16 240.70p 100,000 £240,700 Sell O
20-May-2022 16:27 241.00p 81,081 £195,405 Sell O
20-May-2022 15:49 241.15p 59,578 £143,672 Sell O
20-May-2022 15:48 241.00p 56,965 £137,286 Sell AT
10:15 240.50p 100,000 £240,500 Sell O
10:05 243.00p 50,000 £121,500 Buy O
I'm tempted to get Level 3 in here. Anyone got eyes on the order book, something just don't add up in here.
A level III quote allows a person to enter into best execution trades as prices are being updated in real-time. All publicly traded equities have a bid price and an ask price when they are bought and sold. The bid is the highest price an investor is willing to purchase a stock.
Now 3.
Something very odd going on here. The SP has been sat above 240p now for quite a few weeks, it rarely goes below if only to settle a mates rates big order then bingo back she comes to settle around where we are now.
Why would you sell at...
08:46 240.75p 50,000 £120,375 Sell O
Would this help manipulate the SP down? I cannot fathom out how the hell the mechanism works to send the SP in either direction. The volume is ridiculously low, I do wonder if Hedgies or funds or institutions are shuffling volumes around between departments, arms or off shore accounts to maintain volume and control the SP within a channel. It's as if no one is selling at this price, some are waiting for sub 200p, so we are at a rock and a hard place. Thoughts?
Disclaimer, I am awaiting with big powder for sub 200p at an average today of sub 150p
Largest Sells, which one's yours fella? Let me guess, both.
08:13 227.00p 12,807 £29,072 Sell O
08:09 231.10p 10,821 £25,007 Sell O
So Bringo joins up, makes one post to offer such insightful investment advice, cheers old boy. That me out now, I'm done with this sack of ****e. Thank f**k I logged in today, I would have missed such a wonderful post to set me on my way to wealth beyond anyone's imagination. What a c$nt.
I like your optimistic stance guys, but there is no short of liquidity on HL. You can easily get a live quote for £20k's worth on HL at 238p. We have now dropped through 250p support, I expect to bob around the 200p to 240p channel until something pops up like good news about the conflict or an RNS outlining something which excites some big buys. This low volume is not helping the drift downwards. Probably won't go down well on here, but I have £10k buy orders set for 110p and ladders at 5p increments through to 70p. Probably won't get hit but at these elevated levels I'm not interested with such a low average in here. I cannot fathom out what is going on with the SP apart from the drift downwards is due to no real interest in buying large orders. Similar to a street of houses, where one house is derelict, next door has been up for sale for two years with no interest. The one house up for sale keeps falling in advertised price, and so the revaluation of the whole street is matched to this one house, so steadily drifting downwards until the derelict house is refurbished and the house next door sells for an elevated price to match. We have a stock which is like this derelict house, it need to be refurbished by the bod, or we stay down here for eternity.