RE: Placing8 Oct 2024 09:53
Its becoming glaringly obvious to many that shares being traded now, are borrowed shares or shares yet to be issued. When the Playcee has completed the sale, he/she then buys the shares back and the discounted placing. This is AIM. The company is completely broke and has almost zero cash. No choice for it to do a placing as the share price is about 200% higher. What an opportune time to do so. Should not be a large one. £1.5 million or so. But this would mean 1.5-2 billion shares and therefore some dilution. After they get the cash, this would be a big positive for the company. Friday after close or early Monday morning is my guess. Certainly invisible shares are being traded. And some trading with inside information, which you think would be illegal. Some trading then with price sensitive news. This is AIM and this is how it is done and they get a green flag from FCA to do so. Announcement of placing comes only after pre-issued shares are sold. SELL, buy back after the announcement and share price drop.