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These should be 20p. Absolute minimum. You'll struggle to find a more straight forward stock to value.

I noticed that today is the first time we haven’t seen a big flood of chunky “unknown” trades being reported after hours (unless I’m speaking too soon). That could suggest that Peel are finally out, or it might just mean there wasn’t enough buying volume for them to offload properly.

As you say, Cheety, it’s all just a guessing game.

I agree 100% HarChris - Extremely exciting times!

Good luck everyone

After hours the exchange is closed, so there's much less liquidity, higher bid-ask spreads, and therefore more volatile prices. I think youalso need a specific broker that supports after hours trading.

Post market trading has pushed it up to $170 now

It's looking really good here. Can't wait to see if Peel flog the last of their holding tomorrow.

Correct Cheety :-)

The disparity is already ludicrous, let alone if WSHP's market cap ever hit $10B. Hopefully more PIs realise this and can take advantage of this opportunity!

Heading north again.

Ah I see - thanks for clarifying! On the second last RNS (dated 21st) that printed their remaining number of shares it changes to ...730 though, so maybe they weren't always selling in nice big rounded off chunks.

Let's see though, we'll know once the SP starts moving upwards violently. gla

What do you mean JPP?

I've accumulated 480,000 shares here now. I'm ready for Peel to finish selling off the last of their holding. GLA.

Without a doubt.

Steve,

I was really hoping those two £43k trades were Peel dumping more 😅

Nice try Ralph.

You might as well just buy in now, as soon you'll never see it this cheap, ever again.

Agree. If they keep dumping at their current rate, they'll be fully out in 3 more days.

I don't think so. They're only offering me 2.8p.

It seems the disparity between current share price and NAV is Peel Hunt. As a main market maker here they simply cannot let the share price rocket until they reduce their exposure here otherwise they risk being crippled by regulatory capital requirements. Hence their relentless selling. Once they reduce their exposure to within their risk tolerance (which might not be until their holding is basically 0%), this will rerate violently.

That's my opinion anyway. Gla.

Could someone explain why Peel would be selling off their holding, especially given the current disparity between the share price and the NAV?

Why are algorithms not eating this up!?

Thanks JPP 👍

That is unbelievable.