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Their customer service is pretty ropey. Cheap for trading which is great, but infuriating when they can't communicate. That's the choice. Thanks for your response
Hi there Jane - I'm with Degiro too but have not had any information from them. I've rung them, emailed them and had nothing. Nothing in my messages/notifications either .
I am hoping that they will maintain on AIM/CREST. Have you received any information?
Nothing has been announced on results, on their investor relations page or anywhere else. An RNS would precede the results announcement with a date too as good practice.
To say it's due next Tuesday is false, unless you have specific proof. Please share, if not let the company do its work and the results will be here soon enough
Just been contacted by Saxo. Simple choice of do I want to keep my share on AIM, or move to the default position of NYSE.
I have chosen AIM. Still waiting to hear regarding my Degiro account though.
Bismarck. Hang in there. We've had 18 months of negativity and now is the time to build. I certainly think you will see your breakeven within 12 months, esp as Petersen will be next year and with a growing pipeline of litigation cases. Also realisitically there is a lot of risk in every market. Not many options to get good returns. So hang in and you'll get there, and I genuinely believe we'll see GBP10-12 in the next 24 months so worth waiting for the returns.
Been chewing over this all morning. Add some more or not. Great to have rise above 600 finally but seeing new resistance around 635 to 640 mark.
Feel the risk has reduced a lot now and would like to add another 10% to my holding. Just don't have the funds to do so at the moment.
Are you saying a 500% increase? Assuming over a long time frame ? It's not going to go 750p in 2 weeks is it. Love the positivity and there is promise, however getting to 200p would be pretty impressive.
Noted. However that's the first big one in 10.5 months. No-one's trying to score points. Just talking facts. Disappointing to see the RNS, however having over 10% is a big shareholding and why wouldn't you cash in if you've been there from the start
The Fierce1, Illaquens
thanks for the speedy responses and the clear viewpoints. I'm hopeful we'll see push up through the 30-33p mark as a minimum of the next 4-6 weeks. I have quite a few holdings that where I believe companies are materially undervalued in terms of share price vs NAV, except I haven't had the benefit of big re-rates/breakouts in the last 12 months. This SLP, POLR and REDD are a key focus for me.
Looking back at the financial calendar, MTR doesn't seem to give any warning of its interims and posts them. The last two years have been in the last week of September. I haven't seen any news suggesting this to be the case, or indeed that it won't be the case. What's the understanding from the Board.
With the NAV more than doubling between 2018 and 2019 interim results, and a much higher NAV now, do we see the chance of a re-rate?
Well it's a question of how you define dumping. They have essentially only sold 0.03% of the total share capital in LCM since November 2019. That's moving from just over 12.2% to 11.97%. I still wouldn't regard that as a dump.
I acknowledge what you're saying on reducing their shareholding since IPO.
That sort of comment is fun but not true. Miton have reduced their position by 0.03% of the issued share capital since last November. They had 12%, increased to 12.22% and are now at 11.97% - not really dumping.
I only say this because there's so much nonsense around, you've got to have the facts.
Looks like a big tree shake this morning. I was hoping for some better results, although the explanations do make sense.
I hope that we hear releases on concluded agreeements in the next few weeks to underpin the remarks on agreements being pushed into FY21. Additionally, the news of a second fund is very positive highlighting both demand from investors and scale of opportunities. Will be hanging in. My target has come down from 100p to 85p in the next 6 months
IC write up has just come out - summary = "Trading 40 per cent below my spot sum-of-the-parts valuation of 74p, ThinkSmart shares continue to rate a buy."
1 hour to drop 16%. 50p to 42p. With a NAV like that would expect to see people buying up towards 55p ....
If they knew about it
Looking like a spike
Pre opening price at 50-45p spread, so looking like a spike
Spike
Pre opening spread is 50-45p