Cloudbuy Share Price (CBUY)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Cloudbuy	LSE:CBUY	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B09Y8Y28	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	2.25p	1,733,996	08:00:00

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
2.10p		2.40p	2.25p	2.25p	2.25p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Software & Computer Services	1.50	-2.75	1.90	1.2	2.9

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
22/8/2018	11:06	ALNC	Cloudbuy Interim Loss Narrows On Lower Administrative Expenses
22/8/2018	07:26	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
22/8/2018	07:13	UKREG	Cloudbuy PLC Interim Results
19/7/2018	07:00	UKREG	Cloudbuy PLC First Interest Payment for New CLS
28/6/2018	07:01	UKREG	Cloudbuy PLC Director Dealing of Shares
30/5/2018	07:00	UKREG	Cloudbuy PLC Fourth Interest Payment
18/4/2018	11:08	UKREG	Cloudbuy PLC Result of AGM
17/4/2018	07:00	UKREG	Cloudbuy PLC AGM Statement
11/4/2018	07:01	UKREG	Cloudbuy PLC TR-1: Notification of Major Interest in Shares
16/3/2018	15:33	ALNC	cloudBuy Pretax Loss Narrows On Lower Costs, Share Based Payments

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
17/10/2018	16:12	CLOUDBUY PLC ORD 1P	15,035
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14/3/2018	12:02	Cloudbuy CBUY - Great Potential	64
31/10/2016	13:37	SUPER DUPER STELLAR SELLA : ROBERTO ROCKS.!! (CBUY 6.5P)	317
05/10/2016	17:02	cloudBuy THE GLOBAL ECOMMERCE ENGINE FOR 2016	3,072

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Cloudbuy (CBUY) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
2018-10-18 13:46:03	2.11	864,473	18,205.80	O
2018-10-18 13:45:41	2.10	864,473	18,153.93	O
2018-10-18 11:06:27	2.10	4,132	86.78	O
2018-10-18 07:00:08	2.10	918	19.28	O

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Cloudbuy (CBUY) Top Chat Posts

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18/10/2018 09:20	Cloudbuy Daily Update: Cloudbuy is listed in the Software & Computer Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CBUY. The last closing price for Cloudbuy was 2.25p. Cloudbuy has a 4 week average price of 2.15p and a 12 week average price of 2.15p. The 1 year high share price is 8.50p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.88p. There are currently 130,432,664 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 99,928 shares. The market capitalisation of Cloudbuy is £2,934,734.94. Read Full Thread Reply
16/1/2018 07:59	the_fiddler: I concur. If the share price had risen to +80% and then back down - why has the company not issued a statement on the recent share price movement. Call me wrong but something is known here and friends are being given the chance to get in before they release something. The buying pattern shows small sells and then very chunky buys. The late trade shows someone put in 36.5 thousand at 7.3p Something is coming. Only a matter of time Read Full Thread Follow Reply
12/1/2018 18:30	oiht: Might get an RNS just stating that the BoD know of no reason for the share price action. If not, might it suggest that there is an underlying reason? Just asking... Read Full Thread Follow Reply
12/1/2018 12:41	glenkaz: Rns we don’t know why share price has dropped from 60p!! Nt to buy trying to add! Friday multibagger yum yum🤡✌️ Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/11/2017 16:06	chuffer2: Not long now. I wonder if Ron will be buried with his skis at the bottom of the mountain which is were the share price will end up. RIP Ron,you were so close to those Billions,lol Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/10/2017 10:18	chuffer2: From what I can see their plan has worked quite well as it looks like the Dixon’s have made quite a few quid off Inl and have managed to write off a lot of tax due to losses here while adding to the amount of shares on the way down.If the share price rises it will be a good move but that’s a big IF??? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/10/2017 13:30	hopelessron: Has anyone done a correlation of some of there RNS which came to nothing like Ajman Free Zone (March 2015) and a "US partnership" March 2015 or the Singapore marketplace January 2015 or Salvere May 2015 or Ministry of Economy in the Middle East also May 2015 and if the share price was falling. There's lots of RNS we've seen - none of which have seen the predicted returns - were any of them actually true of have they been defrauding shareholders all along with fake RNS. How do you get this investigated? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
12/10/2017 14:20	pet lover: TROUT. The loan is due for repayment in ten years,with an option after 5. From today's date that's 3.5 years away. If the loan holder wants to convert to shares they will cost him over twice today's share price. If the loans are not converted then the holder will not get any new shares at 20% off. (.Bar his holding today.) "I had wondered to what extent Mr Sella would be allowed to take part in future equity fundraisings at a 20% discount to other investors, and whether this included shares issues upon exercise of warrants and options. We are told that the 20% discount right will be at least equal on a pro-rata basis to his shareholding in the company, and that it does not apply to warrant and option exercises. Good" Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/7/2017 08:33	troutisout: Years ago, during the first Tara ramp, I mentioned that when a share goes as high, it is sometimes better to look at other shares in the same area, the one I mentioned was PHD, which at the time was 1/6th of the value of CBUY and yet revenues were higher and it was in profit. PHD was slated as inferior by Ronald Duncan and this was backed by Nick at the time. I have pointed out both companies fates since and for those old timers here, CBUY has a market cap of £4m, PHD has a market cap of £86m and has today announced an oversubscribed placing for £70m at a small discount to make an £100m acquisition.... The fortunes of both are staggeringly different, CBUY going it alone with a husband and wife team at the helm and PHD with a decent Management using clever acquisitions to build their ecommerce offerings.... The change is 126x different in terms of market value, from being a sixth of the value of TERN to now being 21 times the value. The share price of PHD has ten bagged and more, while the share price of CBUY has dropped to one twentieth of what it was when I posted this, "troutisout 16 Oct'13 - 08:57 - 8075 of 8629 0 0 edit harebridge, I only hold ATUK but have been looking at PHD for a year now, they seem to have stalled recently as they go through a transition phase on contracts but they are tying up with the Mittal family and Tata in India and have a long list of large clients. I posted their results last night as they have sales of £8m, made a small £0.3m PTP (similar to the HB's forecast here), give a dividend, have a decent cash balance and can quote Cap Gemini reports saying good things about their offering. Their market cap is £8.8m. Now with a similar PTP forecast here, if I was to invest some more money in this e-procurement area would it be better to invest in ATUK at £50m or someone like PHD at a sixth of that. In pure terms of investment opportunity one either looks undervalued or the other overvalued, or is it a case of a little bit of both." Read Full Thread Follow Reply
29/3/2016 06:54	ten bag man: THE REASONS WHY THE SHARES MAY WELL ROCKET TODAY AND THROUGH THE WEEK. Today's share price 6.5P Roberto Sella a long term CBUY shareholder has agreed to subscribe up to £5.7M ten year convertible and non convertible loan notes at 2.33% interest. Some of the loan notes can be converted to shares @6.5P at any time. If the loans are not repaid on the tenth year the share conversion price is 1P Mr Sella has in effect saved CBUY from going bust and also provided funding for growth. The company is also handing out new share options at 10P ( 55% higher than today's share price) Full details can be found by reading the RNS dated 24/03/16. This is absolutely fantastic news for existing shareholders in CBUY 1/ Without this cash injection CBUY would be bust and shareholders will have lost 100% of their investment. 2/ The loan note funding is by far the best solution for shareholders ( placings on the London market for companies in this position are being done at 50% -75% to the then share price at best. 3/ I believe the shares may well have been shorted over the last 12 months on the hope that the company would go down the pan, or / and billions of new shares would be issued ITRO 1P. ( if that is the case their may be a rush to close) One particular shorting web site has been in overdrive this weekend,trying to rubbish Thursdays terrific funding news. In my view it's a case of shooting themselves in the foot. !! 4/Any new investor has to ask WHY Mr Sella would risk a very large £5.7M investment unless he was absolutely sure of a return and on such good terms for existing holders.? 5/The company is now incredibly cheap as the risk of it going bust is removed. 6/ Cost have been slashed in the last 8 months. 7/ A new director is being appointed ( for Mr Sella ) 8/ A new investor is coming on board 9/ The outlook is good (see RNS ) presumably the reason for Mr Sella"s investment. ? 10/ To sum up, so long as things go to plan CBUY could be a rather good long term investment. One can buy ( if one wants to) at the same price Mr Sella can convert shares at and at a 50% discount to director share options Read Full Thread Follow Reply
27/3/2016 10:30	ten bag man: Today's share price 6.5P Roberto Sella a long term CBUY shareholder has agreed to subscribe up to £5.7M ten year convertible and non convertible loan notes at 2.33% interest. Some of the loan notes can be converted to shares @6.5P at any time. If the loans are not repaid on the tenth year the share conversion price is 1P Mr Sella has in effect saved CBUY from going bust and also provided funding for growth. The company is also handing out new share options at 10P ( 55% higher than today's share price) Full details can be found by reading the RNS dated 24/03/16. This is absolutely fantastic news for existing shareholders in CBUY 1/ Without this cash injection CBUY would be bust and shareholders will have lost 100% of their investment. 2/ The loan note funding is by far the best solution for shareholders ( placings on the London market for companies in this position are being done at 50% -75% to the then share price at best. 3/ I believe the shares may well have been shorted over the last 12 months on the hope that the company would go down the pan, or / and billions of new shares would be issued ITRO 1P. ( if that is the case their may be a rush to close) One particular shorting web site has been in overdrive this weekend,trying to rubbish Thursdays terrific funding news. In my view it's a case of shooting themselves in the foot. !! 4/Any new investor has to ask WHY Mr Sella would risk a very large £5.7M investment unless he was absolutely sure of a return and on such good terms for existing holders.? 5/The company is now incredibly cheap as the risk of it going bust is removed. 6/ Cost have been slashed in the last 8 months. 7/ A new director is being appointed ( for Mr Sella ) 8/ A new investor is coming on board 9/ The outlook is good (see RNS ) presumably the reason for Mr Sella"s investment. ? 10/ To sum up, so long as things go to plan CBUY could be a rather good long term investment. One can buy ( if one wants to) at the same price Mr Sella can convert shares at and at a 50% discount to director share options. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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