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Well I have just bought here for the first time. On fundamentals it seems very cheap so I suspect that your 150s average will be ok at some stage. We know housebuilders are holding back, but we also know that there is an acute shortage of housing which is not going to get better any time soon.
Headlines suggest YouGov got a bargain, but methinks they paid too much (€315m) - why pay so much, especially when they only managed to raise £51m.
Not so sure there. Ticket machines have the disadvantages of often not working or queues or language barriers. At some stage rail traffic will boom - probably when they have taken the weak link out of the chain.
Would have thought the share price might have gone North rather than a bit South on pretty decent update.
Ok - so the share price fell from about 155 at the start of the year to 108 a couple of weeks ago on very little news of note and now today it is back at 130. Begbies meanwhile hardly moves.
AUM well down and number of employees up - not a good look. Profit about the same as the CEO's remuneration - no wonder shares are down 8%. I'm not remotely tempted to top up and logic tells me to bail out.
Pretty poor results and the share price is up 20%. Qinetic results are good and the share price falls. You need to take any view on outlook in an RNS with a large pinch of salt - especially in the Aim market.
I am beginning to wonder if this share might break-out soon - I have lost badly on this share so although I should ignore that, it's very hard to do.
I have just voted against this on ii (polite word stitch-up, closer to reality theft). Perhaps not just incompetence by senior management here. I laughed when a recent parliament committee said crypto should be regulated as gambling as people could lose all their money - unlike Purplebricks where you get to keep 1%.
The perils of being a shareholder in a small aim stock is that we are the last to know - indicated by the steady fall since August last year despite only good news being released. I am coming to the conclusion that Aim stocks are for the birds.
I can understand the share price not moving much. The results looked a bit of a mixed bag to me - albeit slightly more positive than negative.
Results are good but market cap at 1.3bn is pretty high for a profit of 28m, so although invested I'm not thinking the shares are a steal at 270p. Yes it's a growth stock but the fact that there are direct alternatives is probably going to limit profitability.
Chegg (a similar company in US in education sector) shares are down by about 45% today on the basis that they are starting to see a big impact from AI.