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That comment is so standard but very rarely is it true in the way you imply. It's even less true here as FAB/FAB have already shown their hand why with the CMH placing, from TB's perspective hes playing a far wider game than BRH alone so you cant look exclusively into one company whenseve
Prolee you are a muppet, people are selling but you are unable to say who it is and why and people are buying too. It may be FAB is selling but you dont know why if they are and having been in this game a long time you can see the trouble makers from a mile off. The business here is an a far sounder footing than most on AIM
That suggestion is so far off base its amusing as TB released the rather vague and washy ops update last month specifically to drive through the FAB sales. Hes done it plenty of times before to nudge the sales figures. If he wanted FAB to continue selling he would have orchestrated it.
They ain’t sells, topped out for the day. Looks like the first 100k was incorrectly priced and then corrected at 21.81.
It may be there is a large sell to emerge later but they are most definitely buys. There are some muppets out there at the moment…thing is with TB people fail to get - his actions rarely have much to to with fundamentals of one company -he will shuffle things around. Leaves people miffed and wandering ‘what’s wrong with this company as he obviously knows’….his motives always emerge at some point and this time it was to find the CMH raise. I can’t say if FAB have stopped selling but he’s made his move. Problem is people bemoan the situation when it is probably the right time to buy as playing catch-up is never an easy game when you are crying in your cornflakes.
Prolee is a wind up merchant, picks a subject that is likely to get a reaction and plucks away at it. No substance or substantiation to any of it but a subject that's close enough to be relevant to generally p*ss people off. Someone mentioned a good comparative earlier about jibeing someone to jump when having a bad day...a bit childish really.
You point of low 10s doesn't make sense as TB has £1.5m in at 18p so any lower than that he starts to lose a serious amount. If he was running on fumes then perhaps but if he was to dump his load now he wont get anywhere near his investment back.
Ordinarily I would agree but he signs are clearly there and it's amazing how the tone can be transferred to others when it's not treated. Not meant as a cheap shot, more highlighting something that's starting to get me down and I'm usually pretty chipper irrespective of how my investments are doing.
The CX300 has a post frenzy advantage in that it is a compelling offer of a high accuracy, multi channel and modular platform that can be developed into a potential cash cow for point of care and volume venues once the throw away solutions currently on offer run their course. Carl is right when he says he doesn’t consider the current crop as true competition to his creation. Will he get the chance to shine….who knows.. You may be right in that Peter (PhaseFocus) can be made to pay Paul (Paryatec) but this is where TB may take advantage to put more money in and take the sale divi for PhaseFocus and royalties for successful roll out of the CX300 separately. I can’t say this is the play here but I wouldn’t put it past him leveraging the two separately either. What I do know is the companies in the braveheart stable have grown these past few years….
I’ve not spoken to Viv in quite some time but the price movement does suggest a strategy is in play here. It may be viv selling a few to pay a tax bill or a TB play to bring down a placing price to secure a greater stake in a go it alone strategy to bring the CX300 to market solo. Fundamentally the price is too low as the portfolio and combined revenue has created an investment business that makes money and book value which is more than can be said for many companies on AIM. If a dilution is the price to pay to bring the CX300 to market then I probably trust TB more than most (ironically) so as long as you grab the coat tails you will pick up some of the cream along the way. It just means the topping out ceremony is less than it may have been; even though TB will cash out the same…albeit with a higher share count but less per share than perhaps we would have expected we can share in the success if we keep faith in the project. TB clearly holds the cards yet I believe him to be more honest than some give him credit for. Selfish, yes…a crook…no. Braveheart is a going concern. What that means for Monday…i have no idea.
That’s a silly comment on the face of it as assuming first gas is as suggested +/- a few weeks away then now is the perfect time to let it go. Get back cash invested and not get tied down to producing. That is of course assuming they are in the final straits of getting it back online.
It's funny without the pomp and ceremony that AZ usually adds to his expectations for great things...to the point the trading update doesn't really offer anything at all in terms of actual business growth. Something may happen before April. Certainly better governance...but what is it supposed to be governing exactly? AZ has finally killed off his credibility unfortunately.
I think some people are missing the point of the current political strategy. Dress up the wording, scenarios and possibles enough to convey what could be the worst case scenario in order to get people to be vaccinated or boosted. We are just far enough ahead of the curve to be able to ride it out without further restrictions if we get boosted in enough numbers. As I heard this evening its not about the cases, its about the consequences that cause lockdown. We have the cases but so far not the consequences and by 'encouraging' us to get off our arses and go and get boosted we are likely to avert the need for further restrictions as our actions will prevent significant consequences.
It may be Omicron is in fact the last hurrah for this thing before it is officially considered under new management.
There is a real likelihood the current situation will accelerate the path out pandemic status to endemic and beyond as with the speedy nature of the variant comes the speedy nature of people getting boosted and vaccinated for the first time. Whilst some may choose not to get vaccinated at all those numbers will reduce further now with the % population vaccinated increasing over what was a diminishing participation by the population in getting boosted or vaccinated at all.
Unless there is a real killer strain that emerges this variant will only lead to a speedier return to normal, albeit with a bit of a bump in the near term.