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At 175M it's already one of the highest trading volumes of the last 6 months. It's not even 11:00h yet. A very good sign.
Thanks for posting the links. I guess it's a shot in the dark. If the shares drop to 0.2p before the end of the day I will buy some just for the ride.
4M just bought at 0.2985p. It has broken out of this morning's narrow trading band. Up and away ...
There is a big battle going on right now. Volume is already past 85M. The price is holding steady in the 26-27 range so there is a real chance that we could see a significant rise later today if the buyers can outlast the profit takers.
Does anyone fully understand the much talked of 20 for 1 refunding? Does it mean that if you hold 100 shares you will be given the option to subscribe for 2,000 more (rights issue)? Has a price been set for this? Or is this a refunding arrangement for a third party to subscribe for new shares thus diluting existing shareholders? if so, has any subscription price been set? Any information gratefully received as this company really shouldn't have a MV below £0.5M.
Now it's showing a 0.23p to 0.59p spread. Crazy! If you can buy for less than 0.25p later today I might get some again just to see what happens over the next few years.
But let's not forget that this company has been absolutely trashed by management over the last year or two and the whole thing has been an absolute disaster for long term shareholders. Respect to them and sorry if it seems a bit frivolous to be playing around like this with the company apparently in its death throes.
I just sold 140,000 at 0.451p. I was going to hang on to see what happened when the company went private but couldn't resist getting some cash out when the share price jumped first thing this morning. Where will it go now I wonder?
The spreads are a bit narrower today. I bought a few because this company must surely be worth more than its £500k market capitalisation. Will there be a late surge before the AIM listing is cancelled at the end of the week, or will we just have to wait and see how existing shareholders get treated after the company goes private (probably not very well).
I hope you are right. No sign of life for many months now.
Getting very close to 0.2p for buyers this morning. 3 million shares just went through at 0.1988p.
I agree with all you say Rivaldo. Disappointing that the shares didn't do much today but it might be an opportunity to accumulate some more. The problem is that there is always such a wide spread - 75p to 90p is the closing price this evening.
No disrespect to long-term shareholders, of which I am one, but what are the odds that buying in at 0.3p or 0.4p now might pay off in a few years. the total market company of the company is below £500k now.
Shareholders will get 350p per share if the deal goes ahead. No expenses should be deducted including any broker fees.
Another disappointing RNS today. Significant income has been delayed into the next financial year. Will it actually materialise then? And no mention of cash balances or the funding runway. Should we be getting worried or is this a localised storm that can safely be navigated? If the latter, the shares could be hugely oversold currently.
I like this share too. Steady organic growth plus a series of small acquisitions. The share price touched £2 yesterday which is an 8 year high.
It's the sort of company - specialist tech field - that could easily be the target of a takeover. i got in at under £1 and I'm going to hold for the long term.
There was a big announcement today about a breakthrough in Alzheimer's treatment (Lecanemab). This will surely trigger a big jump in research and then drug trials over the next few years. This must be good news for IXI with its software and expertise. I hope so anyway.
Encouraging results today. Another big hike in the dividend. ESG stocks have been under a lot of scrutiny this year and this must be a factor in the IPX share decline. But they specialise in this area and they have been doing it for a long time so hopefully, once the dust settles, they will emerge as one of the market leaders. Fingers crossed.
HD2U - If true that would be bordering on market manipulation. But it's not impossible.
But to play devil's advocate, rather than the directors playing three dimensional chess with us all along, perhaps they are just not competent. They have run the company badly so what's to say that they haven't timed their own share purchases badly as well?
I wish you were right Apre. But we are clutching at straws as we have been for years now. Maybe the production line is worth something to someone but any deal that gets done will be at a rockbottom price.
Christo - I think the next massive dilution, assuming they can find someone dumb enough to put fresh cash into this company, will come long before April. January at the latest I suggest. But why would anyone invest? The company doesn't seem to have any prospects at all. Come Christmas we'll be dreaming about the days when we could have sold out at 5p per share.