There’s spending, and there’s investment. One is a subset of the other, but not the other way around. |
Cabi I’m head of dreams 😊 |
because people on relatively lower incomes spend rather than save
and I think people are missing the Bidenomics parallels, with big government and big spending |
The budget is inflationary and not a growth budget Employers will either have to reduce staffing levels or pass costs on to their customers. Makes you wonder how on earth they came up with the term...growth budget |
NickB I recon you work for the bird. |
Your a little secret squirrel aren’t you NickB.
You see all LinkedIn comments posts etc but you never like.
I wonder why. |
Reading comments about the budget on the internet
Seems like a lot of businesses are going to be impacted badly by the employers NI tax rise
Blackbird will take a hit
Not worked it out but must be of £100k ? |
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How you find that out about Shard Capital? |
1CS.
That makes sense then, as exact amounts were 5,194,609, and 2,985,541
Plus the Cazenove wasn’t new as i had thought, as pretty sure Schroders had sold those on last update in July.
So not that much selling then. |
Thanks for that. By the way I'm sure you were correct the first time. It certainly feels like there are 303 days in each month whilst we wait :-) |
30th June even |
oh and Cazenove's update (sell 2.89m) is dated as 303th June, not new information |
Jarvis sale is netted against Shard Capital buy, the the breakdown in reporting is close enough identical to suggest just a change of adviser/manager, sale for Jarvis of 5.19m and 2.98m, with Shard's buy breaking down into 5.07m and 2.97m. |
That’s true bisho4, sadly we have no alternative but to wait, in hope rather than expectation. |
Hyper Al.
"when we see no selling things will be very different."
This is true of every single company!
The fact is that people *are* selling BIRD (however shortsighted or misguided that may be).
Waiting for a time of "no selling" is a fool's errand. Especially on AIM. What BIRD needs is positive news with subscriber numbers/£££. |
concerning elevate.io and collaboration. This is a very good example of a potential user. Sailing La Vagabonde, a couple on YouTube, now with children and crew. They have grown from monohull to catamaran to trimaran funded by their content. They have for a while used outsourced editors. Worth a quick watch, this bit specific about work flow.
But how the heck do you let them know about elevate.io It's easy when these vloggers first start, such as I did with these some 8 years ago, but once successful, it's near impossible. I suppose it's persuading their shore based editors to look at elevate.io |
SS.
Just added up all the Buys by PI’s since 24th July.
They bought 12m of those, so the rest to MM’s I presume. |
MM’s probably picked up a load. |
Well somebody bought them. Have we actually had that many shares shown to have been traded though? |
cabi1
With approximately 387.08m shares in issue.those sells are hardly significant.
They are a nuisance as they are used as an excuse to hold the share price back, when we see no selling things will be very different. |
Holdings on Bloomberg updated on 24th October, previously updated on 24th July
Significant Sells below.
Herald Investment Management Ltd sold 4.5m
Jarvis Investment Management Ltd sold 8m
5m from Jarvis Investment Management Share Plan, and 2.9m from Jarvis Investment Management Client Accounts, so not sure what these accounts are classed as.
Also Cazenove Investment Management Ltd, which also comes under Schroder U.K. Dynamic Smaller Companies Fund sold 2.8m, but i thought they had already sold everything.
Premier Miton not sold anything. |