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There are no out of hours trades on uk exchanges

Trading is only 08:00 to 16:30 with price setting 07:55-07:59:59 & 16:30.01-16:35

Anything outside this is a LATE REPORTED TRADE that happened sometime in normal trading hours & hence LSE has to guess based on closing bid & ask if it was a buy or sell

It’s that simple

Also, if you were really shorting why wouldn’t you sell the “ still got my 360,000 shares bought at 27p in 2015.” at 110 ish when there @ re buy in 90s? You’d have 440,000 shares now - odd investing shorting & holding

Hypocrite who criticised me for openly doing this

Yep I made him an offer & he said no

Another notification?

Time to buy them shares quick shorties

They are just late reported trades that happened between 08:00 & 16:30 that were not reported at the time as there are no trades after hours

Buisynex big in Germany as are Nova so gives much bigger EU presence

“ it was notified by Biosynex SA ("Biosynex") on 14 February 2022 that, as at 10 February 2022, Biosynex's holding in the Company on a voting and capital basis is 3.0012% (2,119,627 shares).”

They could easily have bought more 11th, 14th & 15th before the notification today of 10th position

I’d expect another 1 to 3 notifications by Friday

Me thinks they have a buyer positioning for them

Wait until the next notification after todays buying

excellent

I wasn't saying they will get bought tomorrow ... just they will in time

Ah yes

Kick
Posted in: DARK
Posts: 87
Price: 420.20
No Opinion
RE: Will this company ever make a profit?31 Dec 2021 14:26

Long term I believe DT will be a very successful business. The increase of 45.3% in new customers in the last accounts shows that they are doing things right on the marketing.
It was also good to see they took a lot of the hits in the last accounts for losses that they could have spread over a longer period.
My only gripe is the share buy back. It is not doing any shareholders any favours. I am not a fan of buybacks it allows those at board level to distribute them between themselves as a form of bonus scheme.
Forget all the ML saga his wife owns the majority of the shares anyway.

and $107.2 million CLNs repaid

Just a little reminder

2021 - non-recurring IPO-related costs totalling $15.3 million

The SP is at a point where the downside risk is much less than the upside gain over time based on repeatable revenue growth

Crowdstrike ARR $1.5B 3x that of Dark
Crowdstrike Market Cap $41.42B 12x that of Dark ($3.33B)
Bargain aquisition

Kick

Not a ramp - data is black & white with raised guidance & beaten targets

Who wouldn't want to buy a company making near $0.5B annual reoccurring revenue growing @ 45% ?

Darktrace expects ARR at 31st December 2021 of at least $426 million, which represents year-over-year growth of at least 45%

13th Oct Revenue for Q1 FY 2022 was $93.1 million, up 50.8% ups guidance Darktrace is now expecting year-over-year revenue growth of between 37% and 39% (previously 35% to 37%), with 47% to 48% of annual revenue being recognised in the first half of the financial year.

11th Jan Raising FY 2022 constant currency ARR and revenue guidance as well as adjusted EBITDA margin based on strong 1H FY 2022 performance and unchanged view of 2H FY 2022 expectations & Further, Darktrace expects revenue for 1H FY 2022 of at least $190 million, reflecting year-over-year growth of at least 50%.

UK markets are a bit thick when it comes to modern cloud based ARR subscription models
A big US player will most likely buy them; either a partner like Microsoft or a competitor for market share
Should be on Nasdaq as FTSE doesn't get modern tech futures like US do