Member Info for KanakJoshi

On 8th Sept I bought iAG : INTERNATIONAL CONSOLIDATED AIRLINE ORD EUR0.50) @£2.04
On 14th Sept I bought IAG : INTERNATIONAL CONSOLIDATED AIRLINE ORD EUR0.10 (CDI) @1.38

If they are out, who has taken the their shares ?
Someone must have bought ~800 million shares for them to be able to sell.
Maybe we there will be another RNS to tell us that someone has increased their holding by 5%.

If you can stick to ISA.
If you have more money and are at LTA limit or above, talk to a tax advisor and pay the tax. If you are in a situation where you need tax advice, you have more money than most; you are one of the lucky ones.

It is a great position.
As I have already said the sp has no bearing on buying the Company, and now we have £10 Mill in the bank too :)
As I also said, there is the reason the sp was held back at 20p.
The II's said we will BUY x shares at y price.
If the sp was allowed to rise to 30-40p, many would be crying at this announcement as the price crashed back down to 20's/
BoD know what they are doing.

Aug 14 2020, 16:27 22.64 100,000 22.00 23.00 Buy £22,640.00 O

Aug 14 2020, 16:13 22.75 250,000 22.50 23.00 ? £56,875.00 O
Aug 14 2020, 16:13 22.55 41,973 22.50 23.00 Sell £9,464.9115 O

? is a BUY, I just dummy quoted to SELL and the price is £0.22501

Aug 14 2020, 16:01 23.201 100,000 22.50 23.50 Buy £23,201.00 O

Aug 14 2020, 15:58 23.201 250,000 22.50 23.50 Buy £58,002.5 O

Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.2999 8 21.50 22.50 Buy £1.783992 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.3749 9,256 21.50 22.50 Buy £2,071.020744 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.2499 22,472 21.50 22.50 Buy £4,999.997528 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.2499 8 21.50 22.50 Buy £1.779992 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.2499 190,000 21.50 22.50 Buy £42,274.81 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.3749 2,190 21.50 22.50 Buy £490.01031 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.3749 2,652 21.50 22.50 Buy £593.382348 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.18 22,520 21.50 22.50 Buy £4,994.936 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 21.6111 2,849 21.50 22.50 Sell £615.700239 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.18 2,227 21.50 22.50 Buy £493.9486 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.18 60,685 21.50 22.50 Buy £13,459.933 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.18 50,000 21.50 22.50 Buy £11,090.00 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.18 100,000 21.50 22.50 Buy £22,180.00 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 22.49 667 21.50 22.50 Buy £150.0083 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 21.6111 4,724 21.50 22.50 Sell £1,020.908364 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:17 21.505 7,033 21.50 22.00 Sell £1,512.44665 O

Aug 12 2020, 08:15 21.9475 192,106 21.00 22.00 Buy £42,162.46435 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:15 21.16 23,653 21.00 22.00 Sell £5,004.9748 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:15 21.9475 175,979 21.00 22.00 Buy £38,622.991025 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:14 21.50 23,197 21.00 22.00 Sell £4,987.355 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:14 21.50 4,883 21.00 22.00 Sell £1,049.845 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:14 21.9475 3,645 21.00 22.00 Buy £799.986375 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:14 21.1111 4,424 21.00 22.00 Sell £933.955064 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:14 21.1111 2,640 21.00 22.00 Sell £557.33304 O
Aug 12 2020, 08:14 21.2667 23,568 21.00 22.00 Sell £5,012.135856 O

"the higher this gets the more any potential buyer has to offer" ...
The sp has nothing to do with what the BoD are looking for.
Recall that the BoD members are some of the biggest shareholders and they have all the information on the potential of the Company.
The sp is driven by supply and demand of the shares, the sales price will be based on the NAV; and there we all agree we have £Billions.
PIs and IIs will drive up the sp, the BoD and the Buyer(s) will negotiate the Sale Price.
Once they agree, we will know, and the new BoD will recommend that we accept the the price and sell our shares to the new Owner.
The day to day trading has nothing to do with what the Company could be sold for.
GLA, DYOR (or read ROWKA's posts), IMHO, etc. etc. etc.

BTW, don't look at the BUY/SELL indicator.
Look at the price of the trade, get a quote to sell (DON'T PRESS EXECUTE !!!!) and you will get an indication if the trade is a BUY or SELL.
The MMs have a large spread to mislead the BUY/SELL algorithms; don't get suckered in by seeing lots of SELLs.

sharesmagazine.co.uk /shares /share /EUA /trades (remove the spaces)
... I have found it to report trades within seconds (most of the time)
DYOR, GLA, IMHO, "etc. etc. etc. " (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JHH6iwgIek)

With Palladium flying it is difficult to price the asset value of the Company.
This is why the negotiations could take time to conclude.
If the price of the raw materials become too high, we may be too expensive for someone raise the funding for a buy-out.
If we are too expensive to buy, keeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrr ching.
Therefore a no deal RNS could be just as fruitful (if not better) as an offer rns.
DYOR, GLA, IMHO, etc.

1. If you are invested and believe the SP has maxed out then you should SELL.
2. If you are not invested, or are invested (and have some cash), and think the SP will go up , then you should BUY.
3. If you are invested, don't have spare cash, and think the SP will go up, then wait until point 1 occurs.

There is enough information and research on this BB and interweb to loop around point 1. to 3.

The BoD have a Company to run; with the aim of maximizing the ROI for the investors; and they are the BIGGEST investors.

DYOR, GLA, IMHO, etc.

It doesn't work like that :)
If you have money you can ask for whatever you want, and depending on how much money you have, you may get what you asked for.
BIG buyers have brokers; and if they tell them that they want to spend £1M at 20p, that is what their broker is going to try and get for them.
The game is still the same as it used to be when people used to shout buy, buy, buy or sell, sell, sell on the trading floor.

Don't trust the BUY and SELL tags that are reported and aggregated on these sites.
You do not know if the trade was a buy or sell when the spread is 5% unless the trade is very close to the upper or lower limit.
I normally get a dummy quote for a sell, both at a high volume and a low volume.
This will give me a range for a SELL trade and anything reported above that is a BUY.
Therefore, the SELLs reported at 18.2 and above are probably BUYs.
Only my 2 cents.

I posted this 13 Jul 2020 18:21
"
Hello JTMacs, I looked through some Annual Reports & Accounts and I see Substantial Share Interests ...
27th June 2001 Framlington Russian Investment Fund 9.9M million (29.9%)
14th May 2002 Framlington Russian Investment Fund 10.8M (29.9)
20th May 2003 Framlington Russian Investment Fund 16.6M (29.9%)
31st May 2005 Firebird Global Master Fund 12.3M (11.9%)
14th June 2007 Firebird Management 15.4M (10.9%)
12th June 2008 Firebird Management 15.4M (10.9)
8th June 2009 Grafton Resource 11.1M (7.9%)
25th May 2010 Deloan Investments 175M (45.8%)
21st May 2012 Queeld Ventures 288M (29.8%)
20th May 2013 Queeld Ventures 288M (29.8%)
1st May 2014 Queeld Ventures 288M (29.8%)
27th May 2016 Queeld Ventures 307M (22%)
.. and then I stopped.
"

As I have already said ...
"The positive (for me) is, if it happened over there, can't wait for it to happen over here :)
GLA, DYOR, IMO, etc."

The positive (for me) is, if it happened over there, can't wait for it to happen over here :)
GLA, DYOR, IMO, etc.