Another17 Mar 2021 08:44
Another 2,000,000 at 0.75p ... hopefully the last.
The fact that HSBC sold out is bad, but not as bad as selling with a loss.
I think they got out with some gain, using gkb’s assumption in a thread below which is reasonable:
HSBC had roughly 54 million shares, 40 million bought at 0.60p and 14 million at 0.90p. Looking at the trades, they sold the majority of shares at 0.75p, quite a few above 0.75p and not so many below 0.75p - I think is a reasonable guess to assume that all went at 0.75p.
40 million bought at 0.60p and sold at 0.75p give a profit of £60,000
14 million bought at 0.90p and sold at 0.75p give a loss of £21,.000
Net profit about £39,000.
We do know that HSBC does that ... buying and then selling shares in various companies. What matters in my opinion is to now see what Forest Nominees do with their shares after the end of March - end of 45 day exclusivity period and closing of the funding deal, I think we can exclude the few days to 5th of April as they are all bank holidays/weekend.