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No probs, IG usually will offer an online price when others are negotiated trade only, but it will be outside of the published range.
It's a temporary situation with most brokers when online orders for either buys or sells aren't accepted due to their being no shares available at the published price. With most shares it passes after a few minutes, and either shares become available or the price changes, but some brokers are better than others.
It's almost 'one out, one in' at the moment. A small quantity of shares are currently available if anyone has been unable to buy.
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Tejkosie, have a look at IG.
Fair play, investing in PHD is likely to be a good choice. The more the merrier. Are you UK or international? If you are UK we can help, if not you will need a more general forum as per traveller's response.
Second RNS to confirm my point!
CIP increase was the 300k purchase today.
Thought you sold out on 2 Sept at less than 45p?
Barely any noise despite strong trading. Good sign.
Agreed, happy to do that.
No deal is a catastrophic act of self harm which while it may harm the EU as well, won't affect most of the members nearly as much as us. It will also blow the Good Friday agreement out of the water. Germany and France will take a hit to maintain the integrity of the European Union because the union itself is more than an economic arrangement, it is for them a coming together of minds that safeguards the countries in Europe from deteriations in relations that led to the last two world wars. It is not anything like walking away from the purchase of a car. That's a simplistic populislist argument straight out of the Farage/Trump pre-school textbook.
Back to PHD. Looks like we will sit around the 40s for a while, but any II buying or rumour could accelerate the SP upwards.
It's amazing how memories fade so quickly. There was significant institutional accumulation up to this level only a short while ago, and as we know the recent downward movement has been based on very low volumes. Almost 80% of the company is owned by institutions and directors, and only a fraction of a percentage point of this has been sold since the recent mini high.
This is a recovery play with or without a bid, and most investors are simply letting the fluctuations play out. Private investors play into their hands by panicking over short term moves. On another forum there is some serious talking down of the share price which i also take as a positive. I'll continue to have patience and add some more if this hits 40p tomorrow.
Massively derisked now.
Interim look good. Slight drop in Ebita as would be expected, but increase in revenues, substantial reduction in debt and very positive outlook.
Wonder what the market is telling 65jh now?
Buy when you choose, sell when you choose. All ok with me. Repeatedly questioning the progress of the bid process starting one week in smacks of an attempt to manipulate nervous holders.
I have no issue with anyone selling in the mid 50s, and anyone doing so and buying back now would have made 10%. But those doing so may find that they missed an opportunity. Simple risk reward.
The only things that that aren't bright on this board are your posts 65jh. The vast majority of shareholders in PHD are institutions, and I'm sorry but they ain't listening to your trolling. Save yourself a bit of time and self respect.