The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Temptation is to over-trade. It's one of those days to go away and check back later.
In October last year, on hope, SP was over £1. Now that we know what's coming for the immediate future at least, SP is hovering just under £1.
It can't be that today's confirmation was baked in to the SP last year, so it just goes to show what a fickle bunch we are. You would have expected some IIs to take this opportunity wouldn't you?
You have to wonder at the number of posters offering helpful advice to sell. Why today?
It's ironic that on the lse BBs, posters tend to be self-policing and try not to cross-ramp other shares. Then our CEO constructs an RNS to do just that very thing, the consequence of which is that we lose 10% of our investment value overnight.
For sure we might get it back, but I'd rather not have lost it at all and say again, had GB not made that move yesterday, 'our' SP would not have dropped.
It's AIM folks and in the long term, I guess we'll get it back.
Rubs salt in the wound when GB Tweets that his wife "bet it all on #Microsaic. Total faith in what we are going to be doing".
As usual in fact, some of today's post useful and put the RNS in context, both positive and negative. One has to ask, would the SP have fallen so much today had GB's wife NOT sold in favour of a more attractive (and of course entirely valid) investment opportunity. Thanks.
Generally ultra-cautious with reading the news and try to read between the lines, but find it impossible to read anything negative into today's RNS. That makes it a great step forward for shareholders in my view.
...if they do, grab a shoe, and WHACK 'em 'til they're black and blue. #OHDH
AJ Bell: 2.4 to sell, 2.426 to buy. Tight spread!
Anyone up for trying some dummy trades - buy and sell, just to give us a clue?
Couldn't shake private investors off by dropping SP, now perhaps trying the opposite, shake them off by juicy rise to get some to sell. Isn't it better to hold at this point?
Brook it's quite simple really. You bought at between £3 and £5 so you're sitting on a shedload of profit. Only you know whether that's enough for you or whether, as many do, this might be a long -term investment now rather than a gamble. My money might be on a takeover but who knows.
Mr. Shemmans is 54, joined Ricardo in 2005. Market doesn't seem perturbed by the change and maybe it signals a change in focus for Ricardo, already happening in fact. Great business.
As (if) pandemic focus relaxes a little, the mental state of the nation will need to be addressed. A large part of the population seems to have adapted of necessity to keeping apart, but the implications for our children are grim. Many will need support and all have access to mobile apps.
The right product at the right time?
As (if) pandemic focus relaxes a little, the mental state of the nation will need to be addressed. A large part of the population seems to have adapted of necessity to keeping apart, but the implications for our children are grim. Many will need support and all have access to mobile apps. The right product at the right time? I think so.
star786 - who would you guess is responsible for the RNS announcements at this point?
Just to clear up some confusion amongst some contributors today, the present board of RMS comprises:
Cargil Management Services Ltd., Secretary
Trevor Brown, Director
Richard Clarke, Director
Antony Legge, Director
John Richardson, Director
Alexander Vergopoulos, Director