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Getting rather frustrating now.
40 days of quiet period, you’d think PW would be shouting so much now we’d be sick of it all. But they’re quiet as mice.
Ok, we had a conference call, Texas video and tweets, but we need real proper positive RNS data…..NOW!!
It looks great. Nice job PW. Keep the good news coming!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmqcZUkModM
If Miles was doing what you’re suggesting, Barking, I very much doubt he’d be selling at 3.2p. He’d be buying again having sold his holding at 6p.
OTCQX listing will be extended beyone December 2021 for another year so that they are not downgraded to pink sheets.
It sounded to me that PW really wants people to sell their OTC shares (ARBKF) and buy Nasdaq shares (ARBK).
The quiet period doesn't end until 13.30 UTC, technically.
I am wondering if Argo will continue to release RNS to the UK market at 7am UK time or will start releasing info to the US market at a later time. Guess we'll find out....
It may be that the quiet period ending today means they had to wait until tomorrow for new info releases.
LSE certainly has benefits. For all of you who think LSE/FTSE is terrible, there and many investors who will ONLY buy UK listed stocks as they do not like being exposed to currency risk.
It's also not true to state that all UK stocks are rubbish. There have been and are many many UK companies listed on LSE that have done and are doing very well. Arguably no different to how they'd perform if listed elsewhere.
At the end of the day it shouldn't matter which exchange you're listed on; it should only matter how much profit/loss the company makes for its shareholders, and that is not affected by which exchange you're listed on.
Personally I think it's perfect to have a dual listing on both LSE and Nasdaq. I can see a time when the SP in Nasdaq is over a level where the ADR can be removed and SP drops 10X and returns to normality. Similar to a stock split. That would be good. I have no idea if that generally happens to ADRs? I imagine it does, but that's only a guess.
We also have a listing on the Borse in Germany. No one seems to be moaning about that?
The Nasdaq listed shares are ADRs. They contain 10 ordinary shares each. So divide the USD price by 10 to get the dollar equivalent of the UK price.
They move around during the day compared to each other but remain in near parity when both markets are open.
Who the effin' heck is selling this morning?? I mean - seriously??? The most exciting couple of days for Argo in months, with perfectly decent and 'as expected' earnings results posted last night, many broker forecasts at 2X where we are now........and some people think it's a good time to sell??
I don't get it.
With Mara and HUT now pushing past (or near) their all time highs from months ago, I’m hopeful that Argo is soon going to do the same.
My question is about Roit actually, and why they’re so far away from their ATH? Is it a similar story to ours - dilution?
Why do Mara and HUT not also suffer as they’ve had dilutions too?
I’m in no way trying to ramp or deramp, but being invested in ARB and Riot, I’m wondering why both are way off their ATHs in comparison to the other big miners. (Ok I know what’s happened to ARB)
Really do not understand how these share prices correlate, it makes no sense.
16.30pm LSE closes at 127
9pm Nasdaq closes up 6% from the LSE closing price and goes a further 1% higher in the after market.
8am today, you'd imagine that LSE would gap up 7% to where Nasdaq left off.....but now, we drop 4% making a huge 10% drop from the Nasdaq close.
I just don't get how this all works, and I'm pretty experienced with this stuff. How on earth are the Robinhood brigade supposed to gain trust and understanding of this stock....???
Also......the sooner the ARBKF OTC listing buggers off the better. I never understood why the ARBKF shares weren't converted into ARBK shares at the IPO. Would have been better than leaving this triple listing mess.
Getting frustrated now.
The pre market can have big volumes too, but usually it’s low so small trades can moves it a lot.
The crazy moves of GMC/AMC etc earlier in the year tended to be on the pre/post markets just as much as the regular market.
I had thought that the ADR pre moves were not correlated to our London stocks until our market opens.
This can be proven on Monday bank holidays when our market is closed and the USA is open.
I have a trading account with IBKR and can trade the pre/post markets in the USA but for some reason not in the uk. I don’t know how a PI can access the uk pre market.
I seems daft to ban direct flights but "allow" people to circumvent that by do the trip in two legs.
What's the point? To reduce numbers? Or is it just impossible to police it properly?
You are right that there is no official open/close to the crypto markets, but there is an assumed official one. There has to be an "open/close" time or how would there be any hourly, daily, weekly, monthly data available if there was not a global time delta used by everyone to produce the data?
As far as I know there is actually a 6 minute