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Warrant holders are blindly selling all their load. It appears regardless of whether there is good news / bad news / good or bad prospects. I dont think they give a toss about what is going on with the company.

As a shareholder, we need to remember that we are an owner of the business. So essentially, is the business doing well? Would we or would we not want to be an owner of Gfin at this current time?

It is very very apparent given the last few RNS's that the company is now on track towards profitability, with new strengthened management, cashed up, new deals in place + a strong moat as no.1 in Esports in the UK (who else are companies going to go to?). So I would gladly want to be a part owner of Gfin.

This is their moat. IMO, they are the "go to" company when it comes to promoting e-sports.

With their dominance + John leading the way, I reckon they will sign many more of these lucrative deals.

I have little doubt that this will head to 400p+ circa 12 months.

- Resolution of the FCA investigation on the small portfolio of high interest loans that HAT were involved in for 2019 and previous years should give the market much more certainty. I'd expect any "fines" to be small.
- More presence given TO of The Money Shop outlets.
- Forex anticipated to increase with foreign holidays (Hays does not provide forex + Thomas Cook closed = less competitors).
- Gold prices - holding up.
- Rent renewal for outlets with lease renewal - reduction across portfolio of shops.
- Most recent TU stated "exceed expectations"
- End of lockdown = more customers seeking to spend = higher increase of demand for their jewellery (which was closed during lockdown) + pawn services.

Enjoy dividends whilst you wait for a recovery.

Sorry wrong board - there isn't a persistent seller here.

Does anyone know who the persistent seller is?

EV circa 24mn stg.
SP now back to the 2nd day of trading after listing.

Last week there was some heavy selling - large quantities - likely an institutional investor rotating.
Overall, I reckon BMY stand to gain from the end of lockdown trade. Bookshops like Waterstones can re-commence selling their books etc.
BMD wise, I reckon there will be increasing demand high value educational content (no I am NOT talking about Udemy / Khan Academy!). Given how lockdown has changed our lives and habits long term - i.e. meetings with zoom, meeting international clients via zoom etc.

Going to be excellent figures. Obvious given their quarterly financials. Outlook is best it has been. West Africa is busy - loads of mining projects ongoing.

Just a matter of time before the sellers finish selling. Noticed some heavy buying in recent days.

Meanwhile hunker down with a good price and expect in 6 - 12 months a potential 50-100% uplift (based on brokers' forecast)

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-9338545/SMALL-CAP-SHARE-IDEAS-Bloomsbury-Publishing.html

Investor0109 - I think some PIs may be thinking BMY is a "benefitted from Covid" stock so come to the end of the lockdown, sales, potentially may not be so robust. When lockdown first started, and the lights went out, no one was sure of how BMY would perform. In fact they thrived in such conditions.

The tedium of lockdown let to a surge in reading books, cookery books and for their Business Media Division (BMD) that must have significantly gained value the lockdown.

Now, with the end of lockdown in sight, will people continue with their reading habits? Even Nigel Newton, CEO does not know. I can only imagine that books sales will continue to be in huge demand for people commuting to work, relaxing during their summer hols, or reading before going to sleep. As for the BMD, I reckon that this is a blockbuster already in the making. At the end of lockdown, this platform will continue to play a pivotal role for educational institutions providing valuable courses online to their students.

In any case, the period from Nov 20 - Mar 21 (5 months) - must have been massive for BMY. Am I convinced that BMY smashed 2020-21 year? Absolutely. Big time. You just got to check out Nigel's glow in his eyes and beaming grin every time he is being interviewed! Now that's the definition of qualitative analysis!

No institutions have been selling. So all downward pressure is from PIs.
SP fall reflects sentiment towards "new tech" stock.

Prior to this, the Jan 21 TU knocked TWD's positive momentum. What should have been a positive TU was misinterpreted by PIs.

Just like how fast it has gone down, any positive news, SP will fly. Meanwhile, patience.

It happens every so often with google. Happened with MTR, ESL etc. Give it a few days and they will sort themselves out and it will be back to normal.

CMET has been extremely resilient during this difficult period. Has really held up its SP.

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every 17 Ordinary Shares
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Value stocks are back again.
Had RST as one of the top choices for value plays. Extremely underrated.
With the return to the office and end of lockdown near - surely this stock will perform even better from hereon (was surprised that it performed so resiliently) during lockdown and wfh yet was not en vogue....until now!

Current SP appears to be similar SP as in the later part of the IPO day. Hence, why I added, I really do not think I will get this bargain price to buy more.
MV still remains 25mn - so this is a tiddler.
But there is so much opp for this company to grow. With Microsoft and Bristol Meyers to boast as their clients, I think they will add more and more prestigious clients who are impressed with their clientele base. Their appointment of a PR firm based in Silicon Valley only means 1 thing = more biz.
Hence, while current sentiment is not on their side due to bond yields, after a few months, once sentiment returns, I think we will not be seeing the SP at similar levels.

Someone is big seller - sold over 1 mn pounds worth of stock today. Hence why the SP is suppressed.

risk off day mate

Simply a day where junior miners got shafted. Overall market sentiment.
Besides THS, all other miners in my pf went down.

@ rickeasense - probably one of those - buy on the rumour sell on the news i.e. the budget