The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Just bringing across this link from advfn site:
https://twitter.com/sportschris/status/1406183699251613696?s=24
Clearly this puts it into perspective and shows there is a bit of a hidden value in BOOM. Hope more investors realize that.
I come back to see what is going on this chat, but same old story.
I sold out nearly two weeks ago, and took profit, because the momentum started to turn.
We all have our own strategies and all i would say to those who believe in the story of TRMR , if you are convinced this is a short term pull back just take it on the chin and wait for a recovery, but always have a plan B, selling at a loss is not bad thing, there are always lessons to be learned.
sst1 - if what you are saying re: suppliers and customers is true, doesn't the requirement for working capital clearly demonstrate that this company is selling their services so fast that that the gap between the two sides is at the moment constantly increasing. I can see that it can create a risk that has to be managed by increase in the working capital to keep liquidity going, but on the other hand the gap will eventually start getting smaller / narrower when the revenues either start flattening or after a period of time once they build up sufficient amount of working capital. Why is this a problem if it is risk managed well?
What presentation? Where can it be followed or accessed from?
This has closed at 73 mid , ignore the last few trades. Something is going on...
Well not sure if it is under the 3 per cent rule but they have to declare it under the share buyback program. They have couple of days to do so i believe under the rules. It would certainly be a sign if strong confidence that they are doing pretty well.
Totally agree. All I am saying is that given the company directors don't own any stake the call is really in the hands of the institutions and the retails investors. We shall see what happens. Nothing may happen but too early to call that.
This traded ex div today so if you still own shares as of today you will get the 19p interim dividend in due course. The Carlyle cash offer is 136p a share so this is still trading at a small premium. Before the offer was launched the PE guys would have tested the waters with few institutions to get a feel whether they may vote in favour of the deal. Given where we are now, it is quite likely that if not enough vote in favour they may sweeten the deal with an increased offer (probably by not very much but a little bit maybe in order to tip the scales to their side so it goes through. I doubt they would let this fall through without trying a little bit unless thry are very confident they will get the 75 percent of votes). It is also now a time for other possible buyers to consider this deal and whether they could be interested to bid as well.
Oh we have gone ex div.... I get it
More importantly... Whats the word on the street on this? We are way below the Carlyle offer price? Anyone?
Then it is a Buy
This has been flipped to interim dividend under the Carlyle offer with record date on Friday, going ex div on Tuesday next week.
We had a trading update two weeks ago, so don't think so.
Don't think this has anything to do with this company.
Hopefully this is in preparation of something meaningful to the shareholders of TTG. SP also slowly edging higher, so let's wait and see.
Agreed. SP has ticked up a little over last few sessions. Maybe someone knows something...
Are you selling your position STT1 then?
ok, so reading between the lines based on your comments, you've been a holder for ages (hopefully in the money) , are you trying to raise awareness ? why are you still a holder?
Whats his name on ADVFN chats?
I noticed that! I have been reading posts here for about three years but have only registered recently. I just wonder what's behind this.