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My comment ref buyers relates to yesterday's trades. People are starting to understand the opportunity. Between the lines are comments about the number of customers etc. They are clearly in growth mode. Buy more now or wait for the next full update and buy at a premium. Everyone has that choice. I don't see stock being available under 2p for much longer
Clear to see the attraction of Bradda Head. Perfectly placed
https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2022/01/15/how-the-us-fell-way-behind-in-lithium-white-gold-for-evs.html
The IT market is super buoyant at the moment. Just look at the recent results of Softcat and Computacenter. The opportunity here is huge in what is a very fragmented market.
News here http://www.vapourcloud.com/yorkshire-cloud-disruptors-join-forces-to-shake-up-industry/
This is just the start. Just look at the market for IT MSPs. Big multiples being paid. More acquisitions to come at higher valuations. Holding very tight here. A proper ground floor opportunity. If they can build to £3-5m EBT, on a multiple of x15 (which is v v realistic) that would be a valuation of £45m-75m which is 6-10 x today's valuation. 10-20p on the cards. Just needs a bit of patience.
I hope you all piled in
This is actually massive. Mark Ward really knows his stuff and how to create value. He's worked hard to get the turnaround underway and is clearly confident in the work done. Huge buying signal IMO. CLCO worth a look too on the same basis.
Don't think we will have to wait long for them to start investing the warchest. Can't see it staying sub 20p for v long.
Some chunky buys this morning. Can't see this staying sub 150p for long. Vin will want a 4-5 times return here. Digital transformation is the key and Saatchi are well set to capitalise
A great little company here in a sweet spot of the market for managing omni channel sales and logistics for retailers, which allows them to trade seamlessly IPO at 150p. Sold down to 110p. Bouncing nicely. I've been a buyer all the way down. Some v interesting links to big supermarkets...watch this space
https://enterprisetalk.com/news/software-company-secures-backing-from-renowned-tech-entrepreneur-vin-murria/
The main investor going in with Vin on this Celaton deal is BGF. BGF are also a 15% holder is ADVT...so it could be a precursor to a deal to clean up the register before the RTO. Would technically mean no need to announce anything just yet.
If true, then I can see the price moving up quickly to 150p+ next week as the market wakes up.
Sentiment no doubt hit by scare stories about the 21st date being delayed. That definitely creates a buying opportunity here, as these bars are trading extremely well even with the restrictive measures in place. Many have large outdoor spaces and with the great weather are packed out from what I understand. EVEN IF, they had to delay or v worst case close again (which I can't see) they they have v little cash burn when fully closed vs sprawling bar chains such as Revolution. So...hold tight (or buy) for news of a trading update and/or further acquisitions.
This will fly Friday post company presentation tomorrow evening IMO. Very exciting. Can see 6-7p by end Friday with still plenty of upside after that in the short term. Stock is scarce hence why this is moving up so quicky
HL won't be listing this stock. You can buy on X-O.co.uk
Vin Murria has put £17.5m of her own funds into this at £1. Buying anywhere close to that level is an absolute steal. Loaded up.
As is always the case with cash shells, the true value is in the RTO...
Wow. What a company. Increased issued shared capital by 23.2% at zero discount to the current price. This is an incredible stock and will continue to grow strongly organically and via multiple acquisitions. FTSE250 beckons.
Exactly. Last trade looks like a buy at 4.22p so will probably bounce tomorrow. Clearly the catalyst will be the Vin news which was a read across to this Marwyn vehicle. £6m cash, £20m MCAP. Nothing wrong with that in this SPAC climate