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‘No need to create a new thread’ says the bell end who created about 50 yesterday most of which had no relevance to afc what so ever…lol

The bit where he’s on about traders will never earn as much As him because he has his shares in certificate form, they’ve more than halved in value! free ride or not! and in the meantime decent traders are earning thousands on a daily basis I know one who earnt more than 100m last year, he talks absolute crap

You can’t short my shares there in certificate…lol
Like he owns 99% of the stock

And just as it goes

Leveraged trading

Derivatives are financial instruments that take their price from the underlying market. When you’re trading derivatives, you won’t ever need to worry about borrowing shares from a broker because you are simply speculating on the market price.

You will never be required to take physical ownership of the asset in order to open a position. All you’d need to do is choose the ‘sell’ option on your deal ticket and your short position will open.

Dw unfortunately that’s probably where it’s most likely headed a bounce off the next support if it goes into oversold at the same time even better
a buying op
Like last it was in the 40’s I said don’t panic it’s a buyin opportunity and 2 weeks later it was in the 60’s ( I don’t think it’ll rise that much due to high inflation but should give something back)

Oh and last week when I said people wanting to buy should wait for it to bottom… you’d of saved yourself 15/20% if you’d of listened
Be careful listening to me tho I mean I might actually scam you into making some money….lol

What I want is for haggis to call me a con man face to face at the next agm

I will give you £1000 if you do

Let’s see how long you can keep it for

Welcome to club gyro man

Haggis reminds me of one those lads at school who would call everybody names but then run behind the teacher

(You know the sort)

Seems a little insecure to me
And he’s probably the most disruptive

Stevie watch the wire card documentary on sky
(Or anyone who’s not seen it) It’s a good watch
( the man who bought cricket is another one)

Same, I’d usually trade around a core now but it’s only a penny below my average so not really worth it yet, as I don’t think we’ll get a meaningful rise now until we sell something or a big juicy backlog of orders announced, plus tough year for growth stocks (inflation) I think we trade in range most of the year

If I do trade it will be waiting for it to go into oversold now

I have the tank top ha

Kiran Ganesh- ubs wealth mgmt global head of investment communications

If you’re a longer term investor then getting exposure to things like Ai, big data,cybersecurity these are gonna see really strong earnings growth over the course of the next decade

Get yourself one of these Bob
https://www.redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/DARKTRACE-CYBER-AI-by-coffeecountyjim/63968775.FB110

Charles wardrobe is full of em one for each day ;-)

On the airport

They need certification from the federal aviation administration anyway yet (all evtol businesses)
It’s alright building them but whether or not they’ll be allowed fly is a different matter

These markets are rigged

What I don’t get is why it’s only just come to light now, when did poppy reply citing to look at results early2022? And why are we only just hearing about it?
Shadow fall was one of the first ones to discover wirecard fraud

They put a bear case up for boohoo aswell said they was raising 200m to buy his son out and pay special divi of 77m which happened to be false, so there not always right

The media absolutely loves to create fear

Don’t know if anyones seen this but some interesting points/dates coming up

https://www.shadowfall.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/BOOHOO_ShadowFall_Research.pdf?__hsfp=1633476931&__hssc=251652889.1.1605806919831&__hstc=251652889.acfcef3c5ca99b96cc0b9f700cf5394b.1605705555725.1605705555725.1605806919831.2

They know there stuff tho, they was first ones to discover wire card fraud
We calculate that PLT’s NCI could be due total dividends of at least £77m by FY2022. As detailed above, BOO is liable to pay dividends to PLT’s NCI in proportion to the
NCI share of PLT’s distributable reserves by February 2022.
In FY20, we calculate that c. £30.4m in dividends is due to PLT’s NCI. £3.4m of this was paid in 1H20; an 88% pay-out ratio of the NCI FY19 earnings. Meanwhile ZERO dividends
are paid to BOO’s shareholders. We’re unconvinced that this expected cash outflow is realised by the market.
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While BOO’s shareholders receive zero dividends paid out, nor any other capital returns, they may be heartened to at least see so much cash being built up on BOO’s balance sheet. On 15 May 2020, this cash balance was bolstered even further by a c. £200m cash raise. However, considering these growing potential NCI dividend pay-outs, there is a risk that BOO’s sizeable cash pile is merely sat there to later cover these potential dividends in cash.
THE BIG COST FOR THE BUY-OUT OF PRETTYLITTLETHING’S NON-CONTROLLING INTEREST (AKA THE SON OF BOO’S CHAIRMAN)? (PAGE 28) BOO announced its acquisition of 66% of PrettyLittleThing (PLT), in December 2016. The remaining 34% NCI was deemed to be used “to incentivise CEO Umar Kamani and
PrettyLittleThing’s senior management”. BOO has an option to acquire the NCI (34%) in PLT at a “market value” by early 2022.
Exactly how BOO will arrive at the valuation determinants for a “market value” is, in our view, somewhat unclear. In its original announcement BOO merely states that it would be determined by a “Big Four accounting firm”. If PLT were acquired at the average market multiples as BOO and its peers trade at today, then this cost to buy-out the NCI could be almost £1 billion. Maybe this is why BOO continues to build up so much cash and not distribute it to its shareholders?
THE £200M CASH CALL FOR....? (PAGE 30)
On 14 May 2020, BOO announced its intention to raise approximately £200m and in the event raised gross proceeds of £197.7m. Despite BOO reporting net cash of £241m as at 29 February 2020, BOO felt it needed a further £200m in order to “take advantage of numerous opportunities that are likely to emerge in the global fashion industry over the coming months.” We place an emphasis on the term “likely to emerge”, suggesting that opportunities are yet to emerge.
We find it odd that even though BOO held £241m in

It’s important to note tho the u.s has pretty much outperformed everywhere last year it’s likely another indice will take top spot this year.(they chop and change a lot more than you’d think) I watch a lot of bloomberg and a lot of the fund managers are talking about, emerging markets, Europe and the U.K. the U.K. is about 30% undervalued
Once are turn comes to outperform (and it will come just have to be patient let the business do it’s thing) maybe that’s when we’ll see are best gains…

They don’t always have to be closed tho, sometimes thy act as support. If it does fall back to £4 tho it’s a buy!

North Korea launched 7 cyber attacks in 2021
Stole 400m of assets (mainly crypto)
Even targeted central banks
Relies on cybercrime for funds

Sky premier tomorrow 8pm ; )

Samantha Morton plays bonkers

It’s very good
Simply put 20% profit margin would mean every £1 in revenue would = 20p profit
100m in revenue 20m profit

Crowd strikes is -16 but they’ll be investing for growth and I don’t know what there forecast is

But for comparison some good tech stocks like amd & Apple only have 25% profit margin
Microsoft’s a beast at 38%
Amazon only 5%

It also acts as a safety net in times of high inflation as the margins able to absorb costs, if you had a low margin say 5% you could find yourself struggling to break even

Price Volatility

Is AFC's price volatile compared to industry and market?
AFC volatility
AFC Beta 2.41
Industry Beta 1.13
Market Beta 1
Data
Stable Share Price: AFC is more volatile than 75% of UK stocks over the past 3 months, typically moving +/- 9% a week.

Volatility Over Time: AFC's weekly volatility (9%) has been stable over the past year, but is still higher than 75% of UK stocks.

It rises and falls big on no news get use to it

This is where you need balls, let it bottom then buy!
last time It did this it had rose 45% two weeks later

Still expect it to be a tough year for growth stocks tho

Dunbot yes I get you don’t actually have to own the share on cfd/ spread bet but you still can’t sell against darktrace, (meaning no short)
you can sell againstother shares where you don’t have to own them out right eg afc, cineworld, rolls Royce meaning they can be shorted

Share dealing- buy side only (no shorting)
Yes unborrowable for the broker

I was thinking could I not lend my shares to myself to short or is that illegal hahaha

You buy when you’re about to cry
And you sell when you’re happy as hell

Wait for it to bottom first tho

What is an unborrowable stock?

An unborrowable stock is a stock that no one is willing to lend out to short-sellers. In the traditional practice of short-selling, you would find a market participant who is happy to lend you the stock, and then buy it back from you once you close the position. The meaning of ‘unborrowable stock’ comes from the failure of this process: if no one is prepared to lend you the stock, it becomes unborrowable.