Member Info for katstrangler

'... to ensure the acquisition aligns with GST's strategic objectives".

and if it doesn't?

the company aren't obligated to complete becuase they've previously said they would. the fact that they've acquired a couple of other assets previously isn't nec. proof of anything, other than those assets proved to be valuable to them at the price they paid.

said before, i'm only interested in the sentiment. whether that's driven by actual news or the actual lack of news, i'll work with both.

atm, 30th Nov is a very long way away. i'll be happier with as low an average as i can muster so if conditions become adverse my losses will be smaller. it's just good practive to be risk averse.

Obviously, you mean good news.

what i find astonishing is how they could have raised placings for an 'acquisition' which must have been identified at the time of the placing and yet, in spite of the licence taking roughly 3 weeks, according to links posted at the time, for application, it's now nearly 6 months from funding the acquisition of a company with no background and for which there is no information. anyone suspect it was a red herring all along? if not, it's the smallest asset to acquire, so why take so long to complete?

is this more proof of deliberately forcing the sp down to satisfy Semnet/Easysend deal?

They either never happen or they'll be kept in the dark so that a sufficient amount of time lapses so that NIU can capitalise on the results, if the area is actually viable?

not sure if retailers will ever see anything out of this, though. can well imagine (even if i can't see the technical path) to current shares being destroyed and CRTM coming back in another incarnation with NIU and Fryer benefitting at the expense of hose retailers.

i can only hope Fryer gets on the bad side of some govt official and see a black hole somewhere for his destruction of wealth, regardless of it being deliberate or incompetence.

Your posts have nothing to do with facts. you haven't posted a fact, ever!

you're as ridiculous as the 6p targets...

No, we are gambler. investors don't talk daft sums on their holdings of 850% growth when the maket's not buying into it without evidence.

the only guarantee at the moment is that interims will come out and Semnet deal will close.

bonfirepay is still imagined and Easysend is still a cointoss.

as the interims are based on old statements about 'better than expected' but still with no actual figures you'll have to argue whether the expectation is already built into the price or, based on the past history and its conduct, not believed and so a very big upside suprise. but, again, probably better to wait until the news comes out unless already in!

At the moment, you and the market at 85% adrift!

little point in 'thinking' imagined numbers when the sp is sitting at 0.65!

it's cold comfort for folk holding based on that rampy talk from when this was 0.9 and buying then!

No.. i unfiltered this morning to see who keeps posting after i do... surprise, surprise! i'll filter you again because i can see you offer no insight other than stupid insults.

but at least, of the 3 2023 rampers, you're the one still in it - i'm assuming!)

The only con artists here are the holders who stuck far too much money into this and find themselves in the red now. they're the ones that pulled other pi's into this with talk of 1.2 'next week'.

everyone had the chance to sell at least some at 0.9. those folk would now be buying 40% more for the same money. and, while even that might shrink in the sort term, better than just holding all your money in it while it falls.

and you'd be thick to think a couple of 'traders' who point out the facts of the selling are responsible for that selling!

if you can't see that there are bigger sells than buys and that shows you the current sentiment then you're blinkered.

Instis an company buyouts aren't triggered by rampy talk by ceos. they're triggered by printed results with the promise of growth based on theose first results.

get an update in the US on first month sales and projected sales and you'll either see HAleon want it for themselves or market looks at China to predict similar growth in that market and worldwide.

THEN you see the price rise...

The tme for traders to buy is when the price is so cheap that everyone gets interested in a rise, not on news but on ramping 'imminent news' so it rises without it.

at 0.65 it's still too expensive for traders to come in as there's possible another 4-6 weeks before anything is guaranteed to come in. plenty of time for the sp to be played down. but it's a fact that, at the current sp, there's almost noone now in profit, oher than anyone who held from buying in the 0.5s and how now given up on better days!

Not quite as desparate as pointing out a £4k buy is good news for the company!

anyone who takes comfort from the 'buys as sells' needs to look at a bigger pricture to profit from it.

There's no appetite to buy from new money with no obvious news to come, at least, not before it gets cheaper yet!

if it gets to 0.6 then daresay there'll be some buys unless the spread means it's pretty much 0.65 to buy!

the dilemma is the company are soooo sh** at updating here's a chance that the Easysend deal will fall flat which would trash the sp further.

it's a lot easier for your money to buy on the rise of good news than hanging on for it while it falls!

Blame the company, not the sellers.

just how low does the sp have to get to satisfy the Semnet deal!

One would argue you're talking about rises in the short term, to satisfy retailers and traders. in the end, the market responds to sales and they're not affected by rampy ceo talk.

wait for the next update or incidental info about US sales and you'll see interest 'harden'... and for more than 3 hours.

Nm

All that's happeed now is the spread has widened.

the milestone was nice but £5mill for the current mcap is just over 5%. what it suggests, though is significant. but either many don't believe it or there's a concerted effort to drop the price and so conspiracy theories come out... about dropped price for Haleon to buyout? or sells to buy bigger on the lows...

frustrating, considering where the sp has been.

Nm

as everyone is happy to mention when the sp is rising, bod's 2p original buy in hasn't been reached again since feb 2022!

i don't understand the infighting going on here but, really, before anyone s******s about the sp elsewhere, it would be wise to think about what the sp average most holders here have only kept afloat by the notion that the interims will save the day!

while it might well be true, i don't see how the current situation allows posters here to be smug about other shares!

Don't know the volumes over September but that spike to 0.54 was engineered to get the majority of those placings sold into the market. the drop on the sp would have been a bit of retailer and ii's selling and pi's buying. but you can't keep an sp permanentlydown once the selling dires up.

while there might not be a long term future in WBI without some game changing news, there's nothing to stop the sp getting back over 0.4 as sentiment rules and most punters and lth will see it as an averaging down opp.

personally, i'd punt some at 0.32 and see if it spikes over 0.4. not sure i'd be waiting on the next news though...

No, it wasn't... i was just stating the situation. someone else decided to sell... it's usually 'the one who smelt it... '