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Rocketed this morning. Seems to have taken an extra day than a lot of mid cap shares to adjust to optimism of falling covid cases.
Totally agree with you Jazz. Im not picking at the 5p issue, maybe I should have just asked if people can foresse it getting a bit more volatile over a few weeks.
The service from NE will get back to normal vary quickly, when lockdown instructions are relaxed one of the first rules to be relaxed is to allow regional and domestic travel relatively uninhibited to keep the economy ticking so it will pick up quickly and share price to reflect. I work in engineering/transport myself hence why I saw this share and bought in. I missed the boat a bit on Go-Ahead group but they have more exposure in Europe so not quite the same risks.
Looks like £1.95 is the new £2.00 for now. Bought in near the bottom at 78p so not worried. What is everybody's take on the movement of this share in the next 2 weeks? It could be bumpy. Increased COVID deaths and bad news seems to sink in to the stock market they day after publication. However new tax year on Monday could spark people piling into this share and a bump up next Monday. Some investors may hold of but i doubt the larger pension funds are diligent enough to do that. Any thoughts?
Id say its very different to the 2008 crash. The source distress being public health rather than financial triggers reached. The bargains are vanishing. I got in on Norwegian cruise line holdings at 9 dollars, national express at 74p and go-ahead group at £4.90. Im miles up on all three and im glad I abandoned LSAI. I just wish infact, I would have held onto my cash that a pumped into lsai and lost. I'd be laughing my way to the bar and the bank when things return to normal.
National Express and Go-Ahead. I'm holding off on cineworld as I think there may come a point where the Govt may force closure on pubs and leisure completely then buy in to Cine at rock bottom.
Quite a few Ftse 250 stocks with big debts have took huge hits so there is there is the minor risk of them going broke but I think its highly unlikely. Still profits to be made safeguarding any profit with stop orders. dyor
Got onboard with this share at 75p on Wednesday. Over reaction from the market might help me change pocket change into a nice little next egg over 10k. Good luck to all and hope we're back up above £3 by year end.
"Some stocks excite investors by talking up future growth prospects that never quite come to fruition. Others claim operational progress by tracking heavily-adjusted vanity metrics that complicate the underlying picture".
Exactly what LSAI have done with number over the past 2 years. Hiding increased costs and stating huge rises in revenue as % increases rather than the raw data. Because frankly the raw data is completely unimpressive. Sold all my stake in LSAI on monday after the RNS and iI'e almost recouped all my losses since June 2018 from LSAI in 1 week due to the covid-19 over-reaction.
Anybody else bagged some huge bargains this week?
I think the headline for me is losses after tax up to £2.1m 2019 from £1.4m 2018. Other than what we already know the results are poor imo. They're struggling.
If the board are clever the results tomorrow will be much better than anticipated. The placing shares due to admitted next week (27th) will allow any interested buyers to load up on shares before the price goes pop on that day. Are the board that smart? and if so will any buyers at .9p hold them any further than say 2p doubling their money? Could be interesting.
Could also be totally underwhelming. Poor results and shares at .5p by month end. Who knows.
Pwoah. 1p offer. 35% dilution pretty big. They did warn us of this but i didn't expect the raise to be that big. For me its the last throw I will completely lose interest if they raise again. The company book value needed to hike the share price becomes so far out of sight with multiple dilution that investing isn't worth it.
My thoughts aswell. Why would companies put the level or time cost and effort into compiling agreeing and signing an MSA with no intent to do business. You just wouldn't. If LSAI gave them a free trial period of 6 months like they appear to do with most clients the 6 months would have elapsed recently. Encouraging that a big firm thinks their product add value.
Barke. Have you heard info on the Grapevine that its Dentsu? What is giving you the info? Also based on what you have said previously about LSAI breaking ground with one of the big players in advertising. Do you believe this could be a big moment in LSAI's development as a small firm? Just picking your brains again as you seem to have more knowledge that the likes of myself and others who are all optimism and riding on the seat of our pants. With maybe a hint of educating guessing.
Hopefully we're seeing them turning a corner. End of the lag period beginning of something promising.
This must weaken LSAI's business case. Whats your thoughts Barke? do you think LSAI could still make a profit or is the data slowly been drained away from them?
Looking around at other shares there's a lot of selling and decline in price this morning.
Not sure if anybody else noticed but at about 8.05 every morning the share shows as up 5.41% then goes back down to 0% again a minute later.
Showing belief in the company, their product and future prospects.
Somebody recently mentioned on here (I think Barke) stated that Integral Ad Sciences set a precedence for some form of conduct or operation of digital marketing industry so I went for a quick look. Integral Ad Sciences went from Revenue of around $1m USD in 2010 to over $100m in 2016 with over 700 staff worldwide. WT actual F!!! Can you imagine if Location latch onto a similar track with 4-5 years. Would love to be on board for that.
Or maybe Jason's contract up? Who knows could be anything or nothing.
I think there would be if there was a sniff they're close to break even. All IMO I cant see how the market value could possibly hold at around £5m when they are worth £3.5m in assets. Plus staff and intellectual property plus forward order book and growing customer base. Should creep past 4p easily and 7p by xmas isn't pie in the sky. I just hope they make it without a big dilution or go into freefall. it would be a sad ending to a promising firm and prodcut. All IMO