RE: get_rich_quick13 Sep 2015 17:00
Knigelk,
Please don't think I'm talking this share down (though my opinion has been clear over the year(s)).
When the Sp corrects with it's 100:1 change, and news, which inevitably rarely occurs, happens. The MM's will drag the new Sp back down to around 17-20 pence.
I've seen it time and time again that an Sp suffers after a consolidation by around 30% before any bounce occurs (which news or buying power turns it back up).
There is nothing priced in this company.
And if the Bod just said the NHS is a dead duck, I doubt the Sp would suffer much, if any, and the Sp would return back to its current level.
This share has become an incredibly high risk share, as the company is entering into a new, untested, market of health care, and no one has any idea on results / projections / revenues or patient benefits.
I've 'only' invested £5k. I'm too stubborn (and stupid) to sell. Even though I know a 30% retrace is likely to occur shortly after the consolidation.
The retrace is never immediate, as the Sp settles, along with any buys / sells.
My only hope is the Bod has a new contract / programme that it intends to implement after the 'C'.
What most intellectual investors will have recognised is, you can see why Wendy hasn't openly bought shares in TLY at any spontaneous occasion, as she has known full well what has been coming all along.
ATB.