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He's raised the price he's told his broker to sell at by 5p.
If so, the price, which wants to go up, won't go up until this seller has sold all his holding.
I wonder if somebody with a large holding has instructed their broker to sell shares whenever the price reaches 350p.
I go cycling quite a lot (my doctor told me to because I am diabetic) and just to show how sad I am, I now look on every street to see how many Bricks sale boards there are. There are certainly more than there used to be, which bodes well for when the full results come out at the end of next month. However, this is an AIM share. As they say, AIM shares go up on the escalator and come down in the lift. So if anything goes wrong in the USA, we'll all be in the lift.
I think that the biggest competitors of Bricks are Foxtons and Countrywide. Have a look at the last paragraph in this article: https://www.estateagenttoday.co.uk/breaking-news/2017/2/purplebricks-praise-from-ex-countrywide-ex-rightmove-boss
"Online estate agent Purplebricks posted decent results despite the ongoing investigation by the Advertising Standards Authority. The firm announced that instructions had grown 83 per cent in the second half of the year to April 30, although it did not list the number of houses it had actually sold. The company, which has been called the ‘Uber of real estate’, uses self-employed estate agents – who do not work on commission – to offer homeowners a flat fee regardless of whether their house sells or not. The Advertising Standards Authority is investigating the firm after the Charter For Independent Estate And Letting Agents complained about its marketing. Purplebricks is yet to make a profit, although it expects to report one in its final results on June 29. It also announced that chief financial officer Neil Cartwright will step down due to ill health. He will be replaced by James Davies, who held the same role at William Hill. Shares rose 7 per cent, or 22.25p, to 340.25p. "
I see you can't read it, but it's from *********************. It says about the company: "This is a classic example of a growth company where the multiples look crazy. However, in early December PURP announced it had crossed the EBITDA threshold, with profitabillity in H1 '17 and more revenue in H1 than the previous 12 months. The size of the opportunity vs the current market cap is enormous. PURP only account for less than 3% of UK transactions and the opportunity in Australia is also significant. Estate agencies have been charging too high a fee for the service they provide in my view for a long time, and a platform offering like PURP could reshape the landscape. The bull case is not that it takes over the market, like a Just Eat. That is too optimistic in my view. But in the process of reshaping the industry it is a reasonable position to assume PURP wins a decent market share. That would put it on a multiple of current valuations. The upfront nature of the payments should mean PURP has a semi-negative working capital business model allowing organic investment of cash flow. It is marketing heavily and its competitors will find it hard to compete, especially given incumbent estate agencies are in effect marketing to maintain market share but erode margin."
Here is another similar comment: "The size of the opportunity vs the current market cap is enormous." See https://*********************/blogs/research-tree/our-users-top-tech-software-and-telecoms-stocks-for-2017
I've just started buying purplebricks shares, so hello. In my market research I came upon this article from the Daily Telegraph, which to my astonishment said: "The online estate agency market is forecast to grow astronomically: although just 5pc of homes are currently sold online, by 2020 this is forecast to rise to 50pc." See http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/09/15/questor-dont-follow-the-purplebricks-road-all-the-way-just-yet/ which suggests staggering growth for the company.
More detail here https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/broker-tips-indivior-st-james-173700402.html
Sorry I can't tell you any more... http://uk.advfn.com/news/ALNC/2015/article/67953868
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/indivior-plc-perfect-partner-astrazeneca-130139644.html
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/uk-pharma-firm-indivior-posts-091554192.html
Two brokers say buy, one says hold. http://sharedealing.nandp.co.uk/quote/?epic=INDV
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/buy-sell-hold-reckitt-benckiser-152908739.html
Another Simon Thompson recommendation, Thalassa (THAL) saw group revenues dip from $11.6m to $9.3m in the opening six months of the year but strip out a one-off manufacturing contract from last year worth $4.5m and the seismic monitoring business performed well, growing revenues from $7.1m to $9.3m. The company’s pipeline of orders has risen by 23 per cent to $175m since the end of 2013 and it also ended the year with a healthy cash balance of $21m.