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Good luck guys
Took half off the table now free carried
here comes the herd
squeeze ... my last squeeze i was in ( the real one ) i made a fortune
i was just about to post the same
anyone watching could see there was a background buyer .. the **** drop today on the open today was another sign ... they will do the same tomorrow ... but you wont be able to buy .. but will be able to sell loads
i will be a very happy petter if the close includes an 11p bid price .. will bode very well for tomorrow
Official clarification of what happened to his shares
Im still here. But nothing happening
Just took another 125k at 8 once seller tr1 comes its show time
just caught up on recent posts and thought i would just say hi as this is my first post here .. btw .. i do like parsons but hate bell .. regarding the debt .. news will come when it comes ... parsons has skin in the game and that is a plus and with the expected explosion in EV,s first move is always good .. now i will go site back in the corner
390m shares in issue, market cap at today’s close £585k, 341m shares traded last 3 sessions, almost all shares traded on the buy side between the .15-.21 level, very few were bought at .15 so majority between 0.16-0.2, placing shares at 0.115 pretty much the only people selling here as they are the only ones selling at a profit. Ultimately unless the company sincerely **** it up within a couple of weeks, think it trades to .25p plus without news which is still only £975k MC
The underlying proposition is to use large database of customer data held by MOS, within the restrictions imposed by data protection laws and the relevant commercial agreements with carriers and end customers, to provide profiling, credit and demographic insights which can be monetised. Because of the nature of the countries and customer base, MOS serves customers in countries with low retail access to bank accounts, credit cards etc. This means that credit information on individuals and groups (eg by locality) is sparse, and as a result can be considerably more valuable than in some more developed markets.
Parallel with this the legacy business will probably be trimmed down further and capital deployed in the the specific areas which the new board believe can be profitable.
53.5m (14%) shares with management + another 30m (7.5%) tied up with svs securities that cannot be traded. So effectively 306m shares available on market.
thanks to watermelon / smudgedan and Dave from twitter for the above