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Mine was at 8.38p, there have been 3 more 100k trades at 8.4p, 8.48p and 8.72p
Mine was trade number 4 at 8.25am just before the 805k print.
I have bought three times this morning and each one is in the sell column (100k, 25k and 25k)
805k buy just gone through, wake up everyone there is a battle going on...
Looks to still be in play, buys going through at under mid price and some really good buying volume yesterday soaked up, when it goes this will bounce.
You have read them Sianna? What did you think?
You always ask others their thoughts, let's hear yours?
Stfu1,
Look at the website for >3% Insti, also Morningstar report over 89m HVO shares owned by Funds (a huge jump from last Spring), and in between your spewed bile you may have noticed today's trading which included many large late reported buys.
Institutions have been buying in for the last 8 months because the story is positive...
As it stands looks like over 1m shares bought today against 260k sold, nearly 4 - 1 and they kept nearly everything through at mid or below....
A big iceberg holding the price at 8.3p for us to buy, as always once it has gone the price will pop!
Being offered 350k at 8.3p at the moment
You have forecast the SP will be back in the mid 40s here at HVO, that's all I need from you, about the cleverest thing you ever said, apart from 'Goodbye'
Stt1,
"The sp was in the mid 40s around 3 years ago.
What happened and why won't it happen again?"
I am sure it will, SP in the mid 40s is destined to be, however you maybe a little too bullish forecasting another 50% rise from here, it may need to have a breather first.
I think quite a few sold before today's update and thought it might have a sell off, which to be fair it has, but there are obviously other bigger fish hoovering up the sellers.
Delayed 168k buy raised the bid earlier, now wiped out by the 100k, 50k and 21k sells.
Also they raised the bid, but you could still buy at 8.3p.
They will, it will just come out of the blue though, they won't telegraph it with any comment or Investor meet invitation.
The Investor Meet reaction from JS to be asked why no big pharma knocking at the door for POLB001 and both his and DA's reaction suggests it is work in progress. 39m50s in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_xeTgBG8cs
Remember this bit of kicking the can down the road....Will they get published by their deadline?
"The directors have resolved to extend the accounting reference date of Dukemount from 30 April to 30 September. The previous accounts for 30 April 2022 were announced on 9 June 2023 and the interims for the period ending 31 October 2022 (which encompasses the prior disposal of the peakers as announced on 5 October 2022) were announced on 16 June 2023. The accounts for the period ending 30 September 2023 will be published no later than by 31 January 2024."
If you don't want to lose money in this game, you need to invest some time into knowing what you are talking about, you should try it...
For some here it will be all they have left to invest...
For those of you not quite understanding the reality of RTO's of distressed companies, take a look at MUST, this has been suspended looking for an RTO for ages. At it's suspension price it was valued at £3.15m, today's RNS suggests a value of £1m given in the share issue to the RTO target.
" This ratio has been calculated on the basis of a valuation of GBP1,000,000 of MUST,"
DKE has £900k of debts, so a £1m price tag would be wiped out by the loan (and there would be more costs laid on top of that).
The thing is MUST was listed on the LSE Main Market and in the energy sector, so if there was a green energy company out there looking for a main market listing MUST would have been first port of call, as there would not need to be a change of sector and tax losses could have been utilised. MUST have some infamous Directors though that have made the gravy train lifestyle their own, on the MUST BoD and several other Company BoDs.
Caveat Emptor...
It closed last Friday at 28.6p on a lowball UT, I did my calculations from the Opening mid on Monday of 28.85 and 25.25p as the SP at the time of calculating, a drop of 3.6p which is 12.5%
In your figure you seem to use the percentage from the lower figure, when obviously it needs to be worked from the higher figure it has dropped from.
20% of circa 25p is 5p, but 5p from circa 30p is a 16.66%.
That's why investing is so hard, to make up a 33% drop you need a 50% increase to get back to par, a 20% drop needs a 25% increase to get to par.
Anyway enough of the maths, it looks like the drop led to a lot of 10k buys, I assume that was all that was being offered at that level, suggesting a false move and backed up by the recent move back up from there. In the absence of any delayed sells, I just think the MMS are whipping this about a little to see what they can get, we all know there is a trading update due (including the MMs), we just don't know the content yet. GL all...
We are also down 12.5% not 20%.