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BVC Batm Advanced Communications Ld

20.60
0.00 (0.00%)
23 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Batm Advanced Communications Ld LSE:BVC London Ordinary Share IL0010849045 ORD ILS0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 20.60 20.00 20.50 20.60 20.60 20.60 9,508 14:08:16
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Communications Services, Nec 122.83M -193k -0.0004 -515.00 89.82M
Batm Advanced Communications Ld is listed in the Communications Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BVC. The last closing price for Batm Advanced Communicat... was 20.60p. Over the last year, Batm Advanced Communicat... shares have traded in a share price range of 15.75p to 30.55p.

Batm Advanced Communicat... currently has 436,039,124 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Batm Advanced Communicat... is £89.82 million. Batm Advanced Communicat... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -515.00.

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16/6/2022
22:16
LO 28%Zvi 22%Those that don't participate guess 5%?Yep that's 55% ..was off the cuff... now I'm sure the numbers work..10% buyback 45% apply equals 60% .. got it. Ha ha ha.Point to a bloody error directly ..you are throwing random things up with no evidence.Try harder a factual error..go on there's dozens.Just pick one..must be easy .
kooba
16/6/2022
22:14
oh, go blow, your projecting, thin-skinned, ignorant prat. one mention of 'suspended' and off you go. incredible. Q.E.D.
echoridge
16/6/2022
22:11
didn't write only 53% don't participate, you lying little tw*t.. Regardless, explain to me how your gibberish on trade accounting, market making and HNWs aren't 'factual' errors. Because the voices in your head say so?
echoridge
16/6/2022
22:01
Wrong is simply wrong ..by a multiple of bloody ten no less. Now an example of factual error not opinion please..you have provided nothing...zip ..nada.Just different opinions to ones you put up ..that is not errors. Your opinions are not facts sunshine they are just opinions ..and half baked one most of the time.You mention the tender idea you ..ran up the flagpole..where was my error. I could even work out the sum you put forward ..you couldn't.If there's a 10% buy back and 53% don't participate ..the rest will get 60% paid out...oh really. Dunce.
kooba
16/6/2022
21:54
And, just for the record (again): that one mistake I made? Not only did I concede the point immediately, which you were respectful about at time though you seem to have conveniently forgotten - that’s fine I guess. We didn’t understand the full depths of your depravity at the time. Now I expect nothing less - but I also elaborated that my source material was not the company’s rns and it was misleading. But I guess that don’t matter none either when you’re playing schoolyard oneupsmanship.
echoridge
16/6/2022
21:44
Go back and read just today your DEFINITIVE, unalloyed comments about high net worth investors, about how auction pricing works, previous insistences on how market tenders work. Ffs, you even argued for 5 pages about the meaning of ‘suspendedR17;. All riddled with objective factual errors born of your towering combination of ignorance and an ego unable and unwilling to ever allow you to just stfu and move on. Instead you blather and blather and blather and repeat your nonsense again and again in pure trumpian fashion, thinking that will eventually make it true.
echoridge
16/6/2022
21:35
"I made one stupid error of any consequence .." echoridgeLarge buyer..how does that leave them ?
kooba
16/6/2022
21:31
Dozens of errors? Name one ..factual error..not an opinion that just happens to be different to yours. That by the way does not make an opinion wrong except in your head.
kooba
16/6/2022
21:25
I made one stupid error of any consequence and I owned up to it immediately. One. You have made a dozen+. And counting. And what from you??? Crickets.
echoridge
16/6/2022
21:21
yeah, you've been a fountain of wisdom from your days of experience in markets....'diseased' was being kind. Q.E.D.
echoridge
16/6/2022
21:11
People waste their own time, there is a choice involved.

I gather the pompous BB lecturer is back boring everyone to death.

owenski
16/6/2022
20:58
Very good ..baton over to you !!
kooba
16/6/2022
20:43
That auction looked very odd
owenski
16/6/2022
20:43
Here's something that needs no explaining; you've just wasted over an hour of both our lives and the space on this board, simply because you cannot abide being less than, even for a moment. Such a needless display of ignorance by you simply for the sake of trying to retort with something that looks remotely informed, and then trying to cover your embarrassment by some dopey non sequiturs, is borderline insane.
echoridge
16/6/2022
20:41
"numerous reasons why decent buyers showed up" - presumably to thwart those dastardly indecent sellers. Grrrr!
kemche
16/6/2022
20:37
I am asking you nothing ..because you know nothing.You just make stuff up...once again please do not 'explain' anything to me I really don't think you have a clue.If you need help with you math or calculating dilution in a secondary..do reach out though.
kooba
16/6/2022
20:37
In the finest Python tradition - "he's making it up as he goes along".
kemche
16/6/2022
20:28
Can't believe I have to do this.....kooba, you are literally asking about how market making and broking work. There are, again, numerous reasons why decent buyers showed up in the fixing including, but not limited to, individuals who were made aware that the seller wanted to get out by day's and so were looking for a big sell order in the fix, and were further reassured that this block in the fixing was the end of his sell order. With that (relative) comfort, given how much the share price had already fallen, enough demand emerged in the fixing that the block traded at a reasonable discount. This goes on all day, every day, in hundreds of names in this market, if not as dramatically. However, the basics are the same.
echoridge
16/6/2022
20:20
"Where the hell did they pop up from exactly."

Kooba, you may not know but Baron Barry von Rothschild-Cazenove is an adviser to many HNW individuals, aggregators, smaller IIs and hedge funds. He is a frequent speaker at hedge fund conferences advising clients on how to decimate their portfolios by going long on POS companies, and has an enviable track record.

kemche
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