Alphawave Ip Share Discussion Threads

[moormoney] 16/11/2021 15:33

I hope so.🤞

[fuji99] 12/11/2021 08:55

Very volatile these last few days. Something has to give up towards one direction somehow. Could be the reversal has come.

[masurenguy] 12/11/2021 07:05

Main institutional and publicy announced investors in AWE.
Project AuroraIP Ltd, Jersey: 266.58m: 40.09%
BlackRock Investment Management (UK): 67.93m: 10.22%
BlackRock Advisors LLC: 38.41m: 5.78%
Henderson Global Investors: 20.78m: 3.13%
CI Financial Corp: 20.68m: 3.11%
Invesco Advisers: 12.50m: 1.88%
Franklin Advisers: 11.07m: 1.67%
Artisan Partners LP: 6.73m: 1.01%
Aberdeen Asset Managers: 6.61m: 0.99%
JPMorgan Asset Management (UK): 6.50m: 0.98%
Legal & General Investment Management: 5.36m: 0.81%
Amati Global Investors: 4.80m: 0.72%

[davidro77] 12/11/2021 00:44

Well that bounce didn't last long! Downtrend still firmly in place here. When will it end? Don't try to catch the falling knife??

[the lockkeeper] 11/11/2021 17:32

Agree! if its good enough for Mr Buffet then its certainly good enough for me. Just bought a fair few of these to tuck away, I wont hold as long as the 20+ year stocks in my portfolio,mainly because theres a fair chance I shall be dead by then!! I intend to liquidate my whole portfolio in about 8 years time,to aid me in living a life of total debauchery,before I shed this mortal coil.Good luck to all my fellow AWE shareholders

[ny boy] 09/11/2021 17:59

Interestingly held gains into the close, short term bottom looks in place, just need some contract wins to give it a prod north!

[fuji99] 09/11/2021 15:32

For long term investors, just set a sell limit order with your broker of say £5, £6 etc. so nobody can borrow your stock for shorting.

[simonlevert] 09/11/2021 14:56

Shorters closing out.

[simonlevert] 09/11/2021 14:55

Those trading algorithms used by hedge funds shorting are currently signaling “close positions”. The algorithms are fairly simple and momentum led. Once the stock starts to reverse the algorithm follows the stock price trend - in this case, up, and advises closing some of the short positions - which is why you will see upward spikes. Don’t forget that borrowing stock to short means the clock is ticking. That stock has to be repaid in a few weeks with the possibility of unlimited losses.

[fuji99] 09/11/2021 14:53

Short or long, the best tip is never look at daily fluctuations in share prices if one is not a day-trader. For the long termer, buy and hold when you are convinced a stock has strong prospects and future. Look at the share price once in a while just to check if the fundamentals remain the same. In 2003/2004, I bought 40.000 shares in Asos at 45p. I sold just under 100p thinking I made a "killing" . Imagine, if I forgot those shares and sold when it was hitting £80 a few years later ! Then I would have retired and became a millionnaire. Same sell impulses happened again with ARM Holding when it reached 50p (bought 50.000) following a profit warning then Autonomy was pushed down to below £1 (bought 20.000) by shorters. Arm and Autonomy were taken over, both around £20 - £25. So just keep it safe in an ISA and forget about it. Shorts/daytraders etc. can play with the share price as much as they wish but its day will arrive.

[glennpaul] 09/11/2021 14:18

Can't believe there are people investing who think short selling is somehow wrong. They really should be protected from investing in shares by the government untill they are sufficiently educated to understand how markets work.

[masurenguy] 09/11/2021 12:55

Took an initial speculative position here this morning.

[ny boy] 09/11/2021 12:40

Bought some more today, it’s all you can do if you believe the share price has been seriously manipulated..stay patient for long term rewards GLA

[jadedpersimmon] 09/11/2021 12:06

While it would be great to rely only on government regulators, they are not always that effective. For me, this is another way that markets keep participants honest.


When the idea of fraud was raised against Wirecard, BAFIN called on the FT reporters to be jailed and also called it an elaborate plot. Since it has all collapsed, it appears to be have been involved with organised crime.

While I think it would be great to rely soly on the government, not all countries have the instituions to do so. Even if they do, the local market/regulator may not be incentivised to take any action. Wirecard was seen as a new tech darling of the German index and the German regulator wanted to protect it.

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[jas0701] 09/11/2021 11:03

I would rather have a government regulator body punishing companies for wrong doing rather than some filthy rich fund managers attacking companies. Sooner the practice outlawed like in Germany the better. Jas

[fuji99] 09/11/2021 09:30

Short selling is a deception and cheating exercise when one borrows other's people shares, engineers fake news and starts butchering a company. This unfair behaviour is in fact a non added value to any stock market. It is in fact scaring any potential shareholder to invest in the stock market. What is the benefit of destroying companies as soon as they float ? Strict new laws must be introduced to persecute anyone or organised group releasing fake news and lies to affect the share price. Because of this situation, I hope AWE Management will start looking to sell the company at say £8 - £10 and burn these vulturs once for all.

[jas0701] 09/11/2021 09:16

I absolutely agree with banning short selling. It doesn't contribute anything to the advancement of the companies. Instead fat cats just take the money which should be supporting businesses so that people can have secure jobs. Rather than these short sellers taking the money from the companies. What I don't understand is how in this day and age when we talk about fairer businesses and this kind of LEGAL WAY OF ROBBING companies. Shorting is absolutely disgusting. I invest in companies so that they can better themselves and I profit with share price going up. best both ways, for the company and investors. Jas

[f56] 08/11/2021 19:12

That might be a shrewd decision on the right stock exchange!

[mustau] 08/11/2021 17:54

I get the curve and adding!!

[f56] 08/11/2021 17:44

Or very little!

[f56] 08/11/2021 17:23

In other words in the us you have to meet expectations.

In the UK there are no expectations?

[f56] 08/11/2021 17:14

I think AWE is a bit behind the curve according to the numbers.

But it would get hammered for this in the US.

ANd the UK doesn’t count anyway?

[fuji99] 08/11/2021 16:29

At the end of the day, only AWE growth numbers will prevail and will do the talking. The shorters day will arrive to pay back what they stole. History repeats itself and an example was Ocado [OCDO] followed by a horde of shorters with 18%+ shorts. Their day arrived when they lost it all.

[fastbuck] 06/11/2021 10:19

Price movement, or showing you have made a profit from that price movement is irrelevant Masurenguy. My point is, if a large tech company can not come to a market and achieve a fair price at IPO similar to other markets, and trade without market manipulation post-IPO, then the market is not operating as it should.What large tech will want to float in the UK after Deliveroo, Alphawave & THG to name three in recent times. I think all can agree that these companies would trade at a substantial premium on overseas markets.