Chris Heminway, Exec-Chair at Time To ACT, explains why now is the right time for the Group to IPO. Watch the video here.
The public discussion period has been extended until December 10th, so any decision will probably not be arriving until a date closer to that time
I used to think buybacks were good until I learned that the shares the company buys are cancelled. Sure that reduces the overall share total, but if they actually kept them in inventory then they would be more invested in the dividend that those shares earned. Also if they were to buy some other company when they wanted to expand, then they could use a combination of cash and shares to make the purchase. And if those shares were trading at a premium to their purchase price so much the better.
''Trades aimed at insuring against a sterling plunge against the dollar have jumped sharply in the last two weeks''
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2021/10/11/bets-mount-against-pound-supply-chain-crisis-intensifies/
3.8 Billion shares (atm) with a £4 billion payout over the next year with a 750 mil share purchase still leaves £3.25 probably paid in increments of around 20/25p each. At least thats how I guesstimate it.
Did you happen to notice the title of the thread Charlie?
Make you own judgement:
https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/LSE-EQT/technicals/
Technically its still rates as a strong buy, tho the oscillators are calling it a sell atm
DarfPhart,
HL has it correct, the bid price is -0.43% down today from where the bid was yesterday, its relatively unchanged. Where the -4.26% comes from I have no idea unless its your actual position which is down that total from your original investment?
DerSack,
I understand what you are saying but it doesn't matter at all. If I were to have looked at the value in my account of my eqtec shares at the end of that day, they would have been based on the bid price which was 1.2 because thats how its calculated (even though I could get a higher price). Back in the day that mattered when the paper would show the last price paid, but its electronic now and the correct value is at everyones fingertips.
Looking at the colour of trades here on the LSE score board is nonsensical; If you want to see how the stock is actually trading open your brokerage account and look at the bid and ask prices but remember that even that is only a guide.
The trade you are actually looking at is an uncrossed trade (https://www.shiftingshares.com/what-is-an-uncrossing-trade/). These occour at 4:35 pm usually.
#Notaconspiracyatall
This is literally the very definition of a penny stock subject to huge swings in price; Yet it has still more than doubled in the last 12 months and there are those with fat profits who will take them from time to time.
Either buy on the dips if your portfolio or wallet can stand it or just sit tight and keep your fingers crossed. Whatever you do try not to sweat the swings.
fjones,
What was the placing and when was it?
You sell at 1.5p on Tuesday if you want. I'll wave to you as we leave the station. 5p year end.
Who is selling at 1.5? Its a short term forward prediction is all, not my exit.
I think that to be at a price of 1.5p would be reasonable to hope for. Anything higher would most likely come about from a reverse stock split. I don't mean to rain on your parade but there is an awful lot of shares out there and precious little earnings so far.
All reds at 1.2 are buys. Do t be misled
True that, my wee buy at 12:39 is listed as a sell here
Not sure exactly but the 4th quarter results are on Mar 10, 2022 which should put the 3rd in early Dec
There has been consistent selling off of this stock since it went to 4p per share, a few small rallies but nothing lasting. Someone clearly has a major position that they are dumping, either in part or in whole. Perhaps a private placement priced in at 2p a share or something, who knows? Until they are done there is not much to do.
lti,
Not an American but I was a stockbroker there for many years and yes I know about the 20% and the words I used were quite quickly if they wanted to do so or they could just buy on the dips like everyone else.
Do please read all the post and not leap of the page as soon as you find something you think can be questioned.
lti,
OK, once again, the figures reported by Lloyds of the 90 day moving average of share sales by volume is 271,000 per day (the industry standard of assessing sales volume). Now do your math.
lti,
Is the adv the same now as it was then?