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Fair to say liquidity is thin on the JSE as fewer shares available to trade BUT no logical reason to hae such a differential in pricing.
One venue is wrong.
Let's hope they meet in the middle.

Closed at R30.20
At this evenings exchange rate - 21.44576
Equates to a sterling price of
£1.4082

Makes no sense to me...

4.38 bid for 500,000
4.50 offered in 100,000
Better

Price on JSE at the moment is 2,698R - up 68.52%

That equates to 25.25p on the LSE

Fantastic to see, and great PR for Bidstack BUT this is a cost to the company and not a revenue stream...
Or am I incorrect?

I am beginning to think I want these to stay at 7.9p Exo15

Have a 10p party at The Hoop and Grapes. I hear that where the Hemo team drink on occasions.

The feedback I am hearing is that their product is solid and well liked. I can see them continuing the growth and picking up further wins.
Unfortunately Covid has delayed plans for them to list, but fingers crossed for year end?

Just for conjecture I would argue that the monthly revenues are growing, something like this:-
July - £10k
Aug - £13k
Sept - £16k
Oct - £20k
Nov - £25k
Dec - £30k
Total - £114k for 2H

Jan - £34k
Feb - £38k
Mar - £43k
Apr - £48k
May - £53k
June - £60k
1H - £276k

Just a view but a logical one I feel as you would expect revenues to be growing monthly?

Growing from £60k a month would suggest a minimum of £500k must be achievable.

I find that encouraging!

Girdz,. No. Does not bother me one iota. It simply doesn't.

Threestripes, the shares have been delivered to each retail broker. Some are allowing investors to trade and some are waiting for the 7 day settlement period before allowing you to sell.
HL for example are showing the shares but not yet allowing holders to sell.

Just checked the RSP
4.31 bid for 750,000
4.396 offered in just 20,000
That bodes well.

8p offered in the closing Auction.

8.50 to 8.60p

Well, that was an awfully delivered update.

Lansdowne Partners lowered their holding from 21% to around 18.45%

For clarity, these are delayed reported trades from various times on Thursday 16th.
They mostly show as buys simply due to the execution price at their time of execution being above Friday's closing mid price.
To work out whether they are actually a buy or a sell you need to look at the bid and offer at the time each trade was executed.

For example
16-Jul-20 15:01:41 6.04 1,000,000 Buy* 5.84 6.20 60.40k
At the time this was dealt price was 6.04 to 6.20 so is a SELL
16-Jul-20 14:59:58 6.10 500,000 Buy* 5.84 6.20 30.50k
When dealt price was 6.12 to 6.38 - This was a SELL

Most of these trades were SELLS and hence why the price is drifting off.

RSP 8.38 to no offer

No offer of shares into the close.

Hi Mojo, the RSP is the Retail Service Provider.
Used to be wholly owned by the London Stock Exchange Proquote
The RSP was built to provide retail brokers with a centralised automated trading solution.