Member Info for Sheepy57

£3.6m transaction at 314.5p (14.46) ,there is still craving for more shares.

@wolfhound thank you for enlightenment. Regards.

Ok then, so if JL predicts low double digit growth for 2017 why it get forward reading P/E 10? I'm baffled here.

Few days ago some people on this board stated that PAYS was traded at P/E of 10, but on HL site it shows today 17 ish. Could be another reason why some have sold.

Already back up at 405p. Typical tree shaking.

Let the impatient people check out.

Not long ago there were people eager to short PURP at 130p.

So did I. I'm confident with BoD and can wait a bit longer for a nice return from that investment.

What a rocky ride. Fasten your seatbelts. I still believe it's for a long ride. Years not weeks or months. Will hold.

Good to see it climbing up. There are lots of towels on the floor. Very undervalued stock.

Everybody likes PURP. WOW. Keep it tight.

@sain ,not long ago you predicted that after opening their office in OZ the brick agents would trip over themselves to answer a phoning client. Going even further when PURP was at low 100ish you said they will struggle in Britain.

Obviously. What not to like? I am very pleased I keep PURP shares since the beginning.

Lounge OnTheBeach lovers, lounge on. What a year!

Purplebricks will not have any problems with rising that amount. It will be very interesting to see how they are conquer the other side of the pond.

Proposed placing £50mil worth shares at 220p for US expansion. WOW It's getting even more interesting. Keep it forever.

Mercia (AIM: MERC), the national investment group focused on the creation, funding and scaling of innovative technology businesses with high growth potential from the UK regions, is pleased to announce that it has been successful in its bids, via its wholly-owned subsidiary Enterprise Ventures Limited, to manage two of the British Business Bank's ("BBB") new Northern Powerhouse Investment Funds ("NPIF"). Following a highly competitive procurement process managed by the BBB, the Group has secured £108.5million across two mandates; a £57.5million equity fund and a £51.0million debt fund. The funds will be deployed via Mercia's North of England offices, which will be focused primarily on investing in SMEs in Yorkshire, the Humber and Tees Valley regions, where the Group already has a successful track record of supporting start-up and later stage companies that have high growth potential. These new fund mandate wins represent further strategic progress for Mercia. As a result of the two awards, Mercia has increased its third party funds under management by nearly 50% to over £336.5million, which over time will further increase the pipeline of potential direct investment opportunities for the Group.

I'm still on board. What else can go wrong? It may take some time to make a profit on it but it's a part of the game.

Mercia completed placing new shares raising c.£40m which I read as a very good news. It shows strong confidence among ii.

Reason could be that if execution price for buy is lower than mid price it gets recorded as a sell.