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Large trades been going through today, currently daily volume of shares traded 9.54m. Daily average volume 3.98m.

The gap up created on 26/1/26 with Q4 results of 20.55p has now been closed. The 42% share price gain has all been given back, for what reason? No reason that I can see. Only on LSE.

"Better to Remain Silent and Be Thought a Fool than to Speak and Remove All Doubt"

So true.

Breakofdawn,

No advice from me, but if you take a look at the chart, link enclosed below. To close the gap when the share price spiked up 42% on 26/1/26 on Q4 results, the share price needs to drop to 20.55p. FY results to be released on 25/3/2026.

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/S4-CAPITAL-PLC-54379378/graphics/

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFhEwBJDWiI

At 16:11pm large trade reported as a buy for 1m shares, price 22.048p.

Nice find CharlieMunger, thanks for posting.

Any acquisitions that you’re planning globally or in India?

No. We have to get our house in order first. We need to improve top line growth and strengthen margins. Liquidity is strong and we have reduced net debt, we guided the market to 100-140 million pounds last year and came in significantly below that, which we have already flagged. That gives us more flexibility.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d05TRAeKNM0

Large trades reported as buys after close 3X 2,425,000

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQo5ctjiejk

‘The billable hour does not allow for any meaningful innovation’: S4 Capital builds subscription model for the AI age

https://digiday.com/media-buying/the-billable-hour-does-not-allow-for-any-meaningful-innovation-s4-capital-builds-subscription-model-for-the-ai-age/

Verney, someone asked the same question on another site about a different company. I enclose the reply from a knowledgeable poster below.

Large Risk trades executed with a broker , where the risk trade is a multiple of the nms (normal market size) of the stock can be executed (& printed) with a delay of a number of days. This is to give the broker time to unwind their risk without being front run. This is one possibility here. Or it could just be printed in error and then corrected subsequently.

Put simply , an institution calls a broker and says ‘make me a price in 10m shs of ITV.’

The broker will then make a 2way price (which could indicate if they prefer to buy or sell if it’s not 3p outside the spread). The client says ‘I buy 10m at 84.55’ The broker then prints with requisite delays. This kind of transaction happens a lot less than it use to (before electronic trading).

The U/T was priced @25.15p, the trade for 400,000 was priced almost 2p higher @27.075p

16:35:11...................... 400,000 shares................. @27.075p

RWD, I messaged him on 29 Jan asking for a screenshot, still waiting for a reply. I will post it, if or when....

Barclays raises S4 Capital price target to 25 (20) pence - 'equal weight'

SMS discusses S4 Capital from 26 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyVPuTrq-ss

Sir Martin Sorrell: Setting the Record Straight on Work, AI, and What’s Next.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKUeXh_ceTw

The profit takers from 19p are probably out. Thinking that this has legs. Only a fool would take the risk of shorting S4 IMO.

Card Factory is dead money, says Peel Hunt

Shares in Card Factory are ‘dead money for now’ after a difficult Christmas trading period, says Peel Hunt.

Analyst Jonathan Pritchard reiterated his ‘hold’ recommendation and target price of 75p on the card and gift chain of shops. It was trading down 1.8% to 68p on Wednesday following tough trading in November and December, with falling volumes and lower footfall contributing to a 1.2% fall in like-for-like sales over the month.

January trading has remained steady so far thanks to Valentine’s and Mother’s Day ranges, and other ventures away from the stores – such as Funky Pigeon – are continuing to perform well.

‘There remains fundamental questions to answer, but there will likely be some relief that things did not get worse over Christmas,’ said Pritchard.

‘The non-core activities are interesting, but it is hard to see much momentum developing in the stores, so the shares are probably dead money for now.’