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We should do more music stuff... i think i prefer it to GST gossip/insults!
personally, my own memory of '...head kicked in' is the Rezillos, at the Locarno, Coventry... '77ish...
Billy, more power to your target! whatever my own out price, i will quietly applaud your circumstances when/if you get there as that kind of commitment deserves the reward.
i trust you and your wife/ex-wife/dolly bird will all enjoy the benefits. (genuinely) 🤞
The 10-20%ers got out on the spike.
the 'knee-knockers' are those that have been throwing in spare pennies thinking that 1.2 was finally behind us, bought higher and then find the sp sitting at 1.05.
traders don't buy the highs, it's 'pukka' types who keep being told this is a 5p - £2.50 share that bought. they still need to see support levels rising as spikes don't help lthers.
That's what annoys me. haven't had any decent major investors, not even averaging down by BoD. i can only assume their holding at 2p is fine on the backburner because they make enough from salary and the wive's holding in Semnet and all the other etceteras.
other than noel ferrin (whoever he is) noone else has added substantially in a year. that means that all of Raphael's 100million whatever are in retailers' hands. and we all know they're not the best judges of quality holds (we only have to look at our own pf disasters!) : )
That sounded personal... wasn't meant to be directed at you, specifically... apologies if that's how it reads...
AIM, the endpoint, surely, is just to come out with profit? there's no share that one is obliged to stick with until whatever the natural conclusion is. they'e not family!
if anyone feels that their future is tied to this then i don't know why those (ie. you, for example) post many times a day? if you're in for the next 3 -10 years... why not take up macrame or doing your day job or working for samaritans or... something!
i don't actually believe anyone sits on this bb looking at the sp unless they're looking for an opp to trade it. there's just no point so... pick the endpoint that suits and work towards it, whatever it is, whether it's 1.5 or, depending on the news, 5p or 1.25 if you bought some today and are looking for a better trade elsewhere.
there really are no scout badges for pegging one's life to what is, after all, a very minor share.
Anyone would think some posters were looking for a job with GST... or standing in a by-election!
'i'm happy to hold for years' - some folk already have and a much higher averages than current sp.
'share price has held up well' - really? it dropped pretty much 25% from y'days high and it's 1% above the placing price... which was 5% below the last placing, for Semnet.
and... as long as they don't chop the legs off the rise with another placing immediately after i'll be happy to wait for results... maybe (still don't like the confusion about the generalised numbers on sheir sites but that's going to be one to take on faith or sell some in the run up).
and, with that, have a good evening, all.
Atm, most folk would be relieved to see 1.5 (even if they're holding for better!)
Don't let the other half read that post, though... eh! : )
No, i'm not. in fact, i bought £2k this morning at 1.077 but it's just the triesome uncritical way of most poster here who blithely talk about 5,10, 50p or £2.50 and, here we are again, trading at the year's average price, after several acquisitons and 'progress.
so many folk get pulled in by unbalanced rampy talk and even though i don't know them...
Go back in history and i'm sure you'll find a comment from me about polly peck, too. not in BIDS for 20months... if you're going to find criticism with comments, look at the recent ones here and explain how wrong i am.
You can't forward sell 120million shares on a day that trades 73million. and, considering the previous days were: 12mill, 3mill and 9mill... that's just basic maths.
don't act like you know what you're talking about. you're just lucky your bought on the low last year... as you've said, you'd never even heard of the company before then.
your advice is just jam dressed up as knoweldge!
Honest appraisal, AIM. as with eveything, attitude depends on one's average. but i think there are a good few here who have read too many posts and believed that things were turning. y'day should have been a lift to the next support level, not a fall back to the last one.
but, if you're prpared to hold and ignore the rest of the opps in the market... ✔️
Really does say it all.
Lloyd, you and this bb have been talking about 'ranges' and things being 'afoot' since the placing back in last July when the placed at 1p to buy Paypt.
since then there's been 1 TR1 for buyer and the big TH1 for Raphael selling.
that's more than enough time for the 'afoot' to have generated a TR1 unless all the 500ks are then sold?
at 1.07 it becomes obvious that traders are the winners and all this 'hold for gold' is what keeps the traders in profit.
(incidentally, i don't believe for one moment that the repeat 'i'm buying' lthers aren't trading this too... just doesn't suit to admit it.
Forward sold? stupid comment. only 74million traded y'day., including buys and the traders selling too. they'd have been lucky to get rid of 30-35million of the 120million placings.
that's why there's no movement today... with luck, another 35million sold this morning on the drop, to bargain hunters.
reckon there'll still be another 40million to sell... and some of those buys from this morning are already changing their mind and selling back.
won't be surprised to see this level (maybe lower) at least for the rest of this week.
bet there are a lot of buyers from y'day really fuming... until the next news.
Because noone wants them!
they eff'd up with this placing. too cheap and undermined the sp. too many placings over months at the same price.
better shares to be looking at, atm...
There's the problem, eh, Duke! buyers today will be selling again into the acquisition news, again stunting the rise and pulling back the sp again.
maybe the July results WILL show revenue rising but it'll need to be stellar to push the sp over 1.5 and keep it there.
still sitting on FCA for real news... until then trading is the way to go, obviously (and in spite of what lthers' might say!)
Noone complains about companies raising money! it's not raising it at better price than the last raise. it suggests that there's no progress being made, financially.
noone would have complained if the placing would have been at 1.3 or better.
They'e the traders that sold y'day... they'll be the ones selling into the next spike!