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BLU Blue Star Capital Plc

0.0325
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Last Updated: 01:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Blue Star Capital Plc LSE:BLU London Ordinary Share GB00B02SSZ25 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.0325 0.03 0.035 0.0325 0.0325 0.03 1,503,060 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Investors, Nec -784k -1.3M -0.0003 -1.00 1.5M
Blue Star Capital Plc is listed in the Investors sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BLU. The last closing price for Blue Star Capital was 0.03p. Over the last year, Blue Star Capital shares have traded in a share price range of 0.0225p to 0.205p.

Blue Star Capital currently has 4,992,772,996 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Blue Star Capital is £1.50 million. Blue Star Capital has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.00.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/9/2017
11:29
I agree hazl and I don't know who was responsible for the Sthaler marketing in the last two days, but well done to them for great publicity work.:-)
doodlebug4
22/9/2017
11:27
Is Robbie burns still tipping
tilly99
22/9/2017
11:24
potter, you really are a dummy as pointed out by numerous pro fans of this stock.

Get into your head these are market type O sells.

Me thinks you need a training course for beginners with Robbie Burns.

3rd eye
22/9/2017
11:20
Absolute rubbish your point below simpleton, what you are forgetting about is the third party the MMs themselves, who are holding stock on the books and are reducing the share price to get rid of it. Simple economics, Supply V Demand

Yes there is always a buyer for every seller but dont forget the HOLDER in the middle.

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SimpletonRemover22 Sep '17 - 10:32 - 3355 of 3358 5 0
Whether any news emerges or not on the 26th, before or after the 26th, your conjecture raises a moot point.

Conversely, the stock being sold by one entity is simultaneously being bought by another.(rubbish its held by the MMs on the books) So, to use your analogy, on this basis, the purchasers think 'great news is due'.

3rd eye
22/9/2017
11:18
I think for a small firm this has some amazing assets.
Well chosen investments,hats off to management.

hazl
22/9/2017
11:15
cant buy..did a fok for 200k for info..went through.
comedy
22/9/2017
10:58
Interesting times ahead imo we are nearing the end of September! Gla
potter25
22/9/2017
10:57
Is it in auction.? As I can't even get a quote for any ammount.
apfindley
22/9/2017
10:55
Comedy thought it was just myself with online limits!!

Sadly the negativity and deramping continues, short positions must close very soon!!!!

potter25
22/9/2017
10:48
Is just me or is it difficult to buy any online!! Cannot get a firm quote for 250k
potter25
22/9/2017
10:44
Ahhhhh. You guys replying to numpty 3eyesI've got that piece of carp filtered as its just another account of the previous moron with all the other accounts. He's ill Informed, as I see now where this uneducated FastForward nonsense has started up from.
apfindley
22/9/2017
10:32
Whether any news emerges or not on the 26th, before or after the 26th, your conjecture raises a moot point.

Conversely, the stock being sold by one entity is simultaneously being bought by another. So, to use your analogy, on this basis, the purchasers think 'great news is due'.

It works both ways and it's a guess on either side of the equation.

Incidentally, putting your words in bold, doesn't strengthen the content, in the same way that illuminating excrement, doesn't make it more appealing.

simpletonremover
22/9/2017
10:22
Interesting thoughts guys. I agree the potential market for both Stahler and SatoshiPay is pretty mind blowing, even taking into consideration that there will be competitors queuing up for a piece of the action.
doodlebug4
22/9/2017
10:03
Doodlebug

If you scale it up to the size of Fingopay's potential market, forecast at around $49 Billion, it demonstrates the valuation possibilities.

1% of $49 Billion, roughly half a Billion, BLU's interest, £5.5 Million

5% of that market, BLU's interest, £27.5 Million

10% of that market, BLU's interest, £55 Million

etcetc


A small percentage of a large market can become significant.

simpletonremover
22/9/2017
09:57
So if this news on the 26th is so important are you really saying they would have sold stock so close to this date if they thought it was going to be the GREAT news touted by the pro BLU thread. ? tuesday remember and the sells have been ongoing for just approx 14 days.

now come on pull the other one.

At least your now getting to grips with whats happening and not this silly talk posted by potter on shorting gangs etc etc. They are physical sell trades into the market and someone or someones are DUMPING.

3rd eye
22/9/2017
09:48
Assuming (guessing, more appropriately) it's any of the investors that took FastForwards stock, there could be a whole host of reasons for them to sell and not simply for the sinister slant your fantasising has purposely alluded to.

It could be for the same reason as FastForward, needing cash, it could be that they're happy with their profit margin, having been placed at 0.12p or it may be that they need the money to invest in commercial premises, etcetc. A vast range of possibilities.

simpletonremover
22/9/2017
09:37
Just for info, BLU's interest in Sthaler was valued at £227,000 in May this year - not too shabby for an initial investment of £50,000.
doodlebug4
22/9/2017
09:27
Fingopay was featured on ITV news last night evidently, certainly caught the attention of the mainstream media over the last two days.
doodlebug4
22/9/2017
09:21
Yes so that make it a bigger dilemma then as all the shares WERE PLACED.

"placed out its entire holding of 268,213,880 shares of Blue Star Capital PLC"

Which one or which ones of the placed out companies are selling.

No lock ins mentioned.

So at least we know what is going on here now rather than being in the dark and guessing like on the pro thread thinking its shorters and silly talk of a shorting gang.

Question is WHY are they selling and will they continue to sell after the 26th.!!

3rd eye
22/9/2017
09:13
PC. They sold their ENTIRE stake back in April. We had an rns about it. FastForward no longer has an interest in BLU.
apfindley
22/9/2017
09:00
Ffwd sold out in April.
patientcapital
22/9/2017
08:58
Note the use of the word LOCK INs not Lock IN and also OVER A PERIOD OF NINE MONTHS, not AFTER nine months.

Word is Fast Forward are cash strapped........there are a lot of shares to be potentially still be sold.

Good luck.......bye.

3rd eye
22/9/2017
08:50
Blue Star Capital plc (LON:BLU), the investing company with a focus on technology and its applications within media and gaming, announces an update following its announcement on 2 March 2017 regarding its further investment in SatoshiPay (“Investment”) and issue of 268,213,880 new ordinary shares of Blue Star to FastFoward as consideration for the Investment (the “Announcement”).

At the time of entering into the SPA regarding the Investment, as a result of the Consideration Shares to be issued to FastForward comprising approximately 21.7 percent. of the issued share capital of the Company, the Directors of Blue Star Capital Plc considered that it was in the best interests of shareholders for the Consideration Shares to be subject to a staged lock-in agreement over a period of 9 months (“lock-in arrangements”). Following the Announcement and completion of the Investment, the Directors believe that the lock-in arrangements may have led to the share price of Blue Star under-performing compared to the Director’s expectations whilst shareholders and potential new investors wait for each lock-in period to end. Taking this into account and the strong interest in the Company’s placing of new ordinary shares in January 2017, the Directors have agreed that, subject to the broker finalising arrangements to place out the existing Consideration Shares to a variety of investors on terms that the Directors consider are acceptable, the lock-in arrangements may be terminated. The Directors believe that this will be in the best interests of shareholders.

3rd eye
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