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Posted at 29/6/2019 23:11 by rjmahan This post may be of interest - its not quite an arbitrageur but might be interesting |
Posted at 08/3/2016 10:45 by praipus rjmahan, my pleasure. Wait and see now. No advice intended etc.On the SGI thread I followed a link to audioboom, posted by Daviddosh, who host interviews with private investors. They mentioned SGI (negative) but were short term positive about TNG. A takeover has since gone through at 4p but todays I noticed this bit of arbitrage by ODDO anyone come accross them before? |
Posted at 13/3/2015 07:50 by waterloo01 Robert Keith has upped his stake in Summit theraputics and Steve Cohen (point 72 ex SAC) bought 6.6% via the US ADR's |
Posted at 06/3/2015 00:04 by spob Worsley Investors PLC notified Spectra Systems (SPSY) on 4 March 2015 that, following the acquisition on 25 February 2015 of 3,000,000 ordinary shares of US$0.01 ("Shares") in Spectra - at 18p -, Worsley Investors Fund's interest in the Shares now amounts to 4,050,000 Shares representing 8.95% of the issued share capital of Spectra.Three seasoned activist investors, Blake Nixon, Max Lesser and Christopher Mills, have joined forces to launch investment vehicle Worsley Investors as part of a new venture, Worsley Asset Management. The fund will take strategic holdings in UK small-cap companies that are trading at deep discounts to their latent value. |
Posted at 04/11/2014 15:21 by praipus Hazl, thanks for the Woodford XSG suggestion the chart looks inviting.My intention here is to identify, follow and track institutional investors who: * arbitrage between stock market value and a "hard" accounting asset value. * are known to actively support and influence the board in pursuit of the same goal. * have seen a discrepancy between an assets value in two different markets. It's not exact and people like the Slaters and Richard Griffiths use many different strategies of which arbitrage is just one. |
Posted at 09/10/2014 14:13 by praipus RFC news out yesterday perhaps explains Laxey, and previously Damille and Paribas activit investor type interest. |
Posted at 17/9/2014 13:26 by praipus Found this on the BLNX thread"AndrewBaker 17 Sep'14 - 10:19 - 82882 of 82902 1 0 In an article citing the buy by Griffiths of 3.5% Blinkx stock, this is quoted: "Blinkx’s balance sheet is in good shape. Half of its £147million market capitalisation is in cash. Griffiths says the company is now strongly profitable and if November’s interims come up to scratch, the stock looks dirt cheap." (Source: I learnt a long time ago that you can't beat the market, and that investors with money who buy big stakes in a business usually know what they are doing. 'Nough said." |
Posted at 04/9/2014 10:23 by 27ben What is his plan? A return of capital to Investors, or de-list and asset strip, or is he after someones blood? |
Posted at 04/9/2014 09:05 by praipus Hi mrx9000, thanks for your comment and suggestion.Marlborough Fund Managers and Hargreave Hale? From what I can see they are passive investors of other peoples money via "Unit Trusts". Great job for them but as far as I can tell they are not specifically arbitrageurs, activist, or systematic value investors. (Even though there are a number of common holdings). So my issue is that our interests (i.e. the Private Investor PI and the fund manager) arent aligned. I believe they want to increse funds under management first and take your fees before growing the assets. Perhaps this is too cynical and I would be willing to listen to the counter argument. |
Posted at 16/5/2014 11:25 by praipus PEW Investor day was very good. Surprised by the presence of institutional investors. A testament to James Smith and Claire Longs investment strategy. |
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