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Or has this share had it’s day?

Seems like the drop was a blip, maybe a bit of offloading?

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I’m thinking similar, I view Trainline as a longer term hold due to the direction it’s heading in, happy to ride out short term volatility.

Still seems crazy to see this at £2.60 after recent results when it was £3-£5 during lockdown

What’s going on here then? Seems an unusual drop given the strength of the recent results

Seen it happen before, short position opens, random spreads negativity in the chat, bit of short term selling pressure. Long term picture unchanged.

Don’t forget TRN jumped 12% in falling markets yesterday. I would imagine there’ll be some profit taking from short-term holders considering c.£2.30 was on offer recently.

This is a long-term hold for me, but very happy seeing yesterday’s results.

https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/consumer-services/lse-trn/trainline-shares/news/is-it-time-to-consider-buying-trainline-plc-lontrn-1/amp

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It’s a growth company that has just turned it’s first profit and is displaying - in my opinion - incredible growth in a difficult time for growth companies. The way they’re making progress in Europe in particular impresses me.

I’ve been in and out for 2 years, this is the calmest I’ve felt holding TRN, I found today’s update very reassuring. I don’t like to get carried away with trading statements as I prefer to trust figures, so happy that today’s results backed up the positive statement.

Impressive!

Headline of Sky News report this morning

“ RMT union suspends series of Network Rail strikes later this month after new pay offer”

And since then DT have announced their biggest desl to date.

I personally believe it’s important to consider ALL the facts.

CR888

MW short reduced to 1.07 on 9th February
QCM short position not listed at all on short positions.

This website. Only one open short position showing which is MW.

Not appearing on here, just MW.

They’re clear as day. Desperate stuff.

A very welcome response. By no means and end to the issue, but it’s a great move

I remember a similar situation with Trainline, dropped like a stone to £1.64 for no particular reason, despite positive reports for the business itself. Now back trading at £2.78, was even back up to £3.90 at one point.

Not for the faint hearted! 3% up at one point today, then 7% down.. the Wild West Saloon of shares!

I’ve bought in also. Followed for a while, wary due to volatility, but the potential reward has become worth the risk for me, personally. Similar situation with Tesla recently at $117.

Interestingly, Simplywallstreet has it as trading 50%+ under fair market value.

Some rather creative and elaborate explanations posted this morning, with little to no proof.

Just bought in - been watching for a while, 17.1% discount to NAV with these holdings feels like an attractive entry point for a long-term outlook.