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Does anyone else think that the log of trades for yesterday looks as though someone was closing 3x short positions, with a total of 60,000 shares at 117p and 20,000 at 118p... which look to have been settled across four buys. Not got my calculator out, but looks as though there'd have been a small loss. If this is the case... is it a strong sign of confidence from whoever made those shorts in the first place? Does this mean something's likely to springboard soon? Just topped up another £2k.
Normally, things that seem too good to be true put me off... but I can't find any good reasons to NOT keep topping up. Just another little £1k... but they're adding up now!
...does anyone know where the cheap deals are coming from??
I invested directly into Northern Leaf's pre-IPO raise a few months ago. I only found out afterwards that FFWD (which I held) had done the same. Now Chrystal Capital are getting in touch to see if I want to buy into Yooma's dual listing. Am I right in thinking it's better to invest here (esp. if headroom in ISA) while SP is still so far under NAV? Isn't there more of a discount on the Yooma holding via FFWD than direct...??
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A 20% stake to the Russians, in order to win their continued support? That sounds cheap to me. Just a smidge over UK Corp Tax. If Putin is happy with such a small slice, someone's done some great negotiations.
Although the RNS is not new news, just confirmation things are on track, I would have expected more movement today... but then there's been so little volume bought that BR could very easily cover all trades in order to keep their control over price.
Swest42 - not a great insight, but I got this from the website "Brighter IR", which is pleasantly an anagram of "IRR be right", (my guess is that this is several days old):
Why are my latest trades delayed?
Most on-exchange trades are published the instant they’re executed, and most off-exchange trades are reported to the exchange and published almost immediately.
But some types of trade (both on- and off-exchange) are allowed to be published with a delay (often depending on the size of the trade), so may not be announced until minutes, hours, or even days later. Similarly, corrections or cancellations for existing trades may not appear until hours or days later.
I think I've been told to pipe down on here before, but the VSA Capital podcast on Soundcloud gives IRR's news a good mention today. Their opinion seemed to be that de-mergers are neither good nor bad, but that it's not uncommon for a buyer to then want to pick up both assets, i.e. the de-merger will not happen but will be a very savvy way to market the assets. I love how few trades IRR gets, on a day when it announces... anyway.
Well.. Tom and Not2sure, I'll stop posting here if you like. Surely, though, you can tell that if my comments are based purely on a pun... a pun on a guy's name... that it's only an expression of frustration. The appointment looked like very good news to me, but attracted SO little market interest. In fact, it looked like people were "selling on news" rather than reading it. You lot are sophisticated enough to pick up a bit of irony, right?
Swest, ta! Invest in it and also love the taste. (I got some loan notes in Northern Leaf that I'm pretty excited about.) If you're interested, FFWD have just taken a stake too, so you can effectively get in now.
Oh, and just for the record, let's remind ourselves that I once commented off the cuff avout a huge SP rise in Aura Egy. IT WAS A SHARE CONSOLIDATION. What an idiot. I still beat myself up about this. I've added it to my CV for dull disclosure.
Thanks for the insight. It made me look back at your comments on OEX as well, which are equally rational and solid. (Although, for me OEX was a happy accident. A neighbour drunkenly recommended it a couple of months ago, and I drunkenly invested quite a lot, after about 10mins DD, and I'd been cursing him and myself every day since - until last week. I very much see this as luck, not good sense!) Always good to see the thoughtful appraisals of EUA. It's definitely worth a fortune, but there are many big players who will inevitably take a cut. I think £1.50 is much more realistic than £2+, but pretty churlish to complain about that, right?!
Out of interest, did anyone hear Andrew Monk from VSA interviewing Sir Mick and Nick from FerroAlloy a week or so ago? VSA work with both Invinity and FerroAllot and Monkey was asking Mick why he didn't hedge against fluctuations in vanadium, by... say... investing in vertical integration such as Invinity, for the best-of-all-worlds scenario. So - the poll: would you rather have BMN or Mick Davis on board??