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FDBK Feedback Plc

82.50
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Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Feedback Plc LSE:FDBK London Ordinary Share GB00BJN59X09 ORD 50P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 82.50 80.00 85.00 82.50 82.50 82.50 1,934 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electronic Computers 1.03M -2.92M -0.2188 -3.77 11M
Feedback Plc is listed in the Electronic Computers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FDBK. The last closing price for Feedback was 82.50p. Over the last year, Feedback shares have traded in a share price range of 58.00p to 150.00p.

Feedback currently has 13,334,659 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Feedback is £11 million. Feedback has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.77.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
07/9/2020
22:15
Hi Ged, remember all those jobs I found on the 7th August (FBKM001 thru FBKM005) and 13th August (FBKM006). Well now you can add FBKM007 to the list.

FBKM007 -

This type of job is one I couldn't handle in my early days. Definitely did not have the temperament for it and I was heading up the small team of Systems Support Engineers rather than dealing with every day calls to the helpline. In fact, I hated it so much that I ended up correcting the majority of software faults that were the cause of the majority of the calls to the team.

We went from a full time 5 man team down to a 2 man part time team.

Did learn something from the experience though. Work yourself out of a job and the next one is significantly more interesting and challenging.

lr2
07/9/2020
21:32
Going back a long time when I used to trade on margin (a sure way to lose money) you were offered a rollover at the bid or offer end of the spread. The two trades today were at the offer end so would have made money.

The crunch will come if the share price doesn't go up from here.

If settled today on a T2
T25 would have bought 4th Aug
T20 11th Aug
T10 25th Aug

I can't see any million buys on those days so most likely a transfer. SIPP as Ducatiman says or into an ISA.

Of course it could be two buys as LR2 suggested in the first place.
Who cares? An update would be better or some mindless rampers buying and sending the share price into the stratosphere.

ged5
07/9/2020
19:06
LR - it might have been someone who speculated on a T20 buy 18 trade days ago and now hasn't got the money/means to settle the trade. Either sell and take the loss immediately or roll the trade over to minimise the loss in the hope that the share price will rise and then sell out into that rise to cover. Either way a loss will occur but it depends on what he paid originally and if he is gambling on a rise in the next 20 trading days. The timing I referred to was the few seconds between the two trades.
Alternatively as ducatiman has said it may be a transfer into a sipp.
Either way the trades have no effect on the share price because they cancel each other out.

digger2779
07/9/2020
18:39
Probably T1-20. Or a transfer to sipp etc.
ducatiman
07/9/2020
18:30
Shocking interest rate then Brasso. Should have got a bank loan or taken the cash to cover settlement from a credit card short term.
lr2
07/9/2020
18:25
I think its a rollover or a very devious MM.
brasso3
07/9/2020
18:18
Going to need your advice on rollovers Digger.

What time period are they for? I was under the impression they bought you 2 weeks more for settlement. Is that correct?

Reason I ask is the cost difference between the two trades was £120.

Therefore £120 x 26 or £3,120 for a full year.

That would be an interest rate of 24% for a trade of almost £13k. Is that reasonable? Seems like a good way of losing money unless you have inside information.

lr2
07/9/2020
16:45
LR2 - they might be a rollover looking at time between trades. I don't have level 2 so just going by the timing.
digger2779
07/9/2020
16:26
2 x 1 million bought just before end of play.
lr2
07/9/2020
14:03
Over 1 million sells so far and the paint not dry. Makes one wonder what Friday's buys were all about. Come on Tom.
digger2779
06/9/2020
22:23
13th January last RNS about Imaging Engineering

20th April last RNS about Pennine Acute Hospitals Trust

21st May last RNS about Papworth

30th July NHS framework

You give us all this and then you seem to leave us with very little. So Tom

Don't leave us this way
We can't survive, We can't stay alive
Without your RNS, no Tom

Don't leave us this way
We can't exist, We will surely miss your tender RNS
So don't leave us this way



Have a good evening all

ged5
06/9/2020
13:32
Advfn will do nothing in the same way they do nothing about fake celebrity adverts popping up, that mention how eg. Piers Morgan, has made ££££ from bitcoin
yump
06/9/2020
13:04
I hope so dc
sonie01
06/9/2020
11:37
I will stick my neck out and say I think we will get some good news next week. 10p by Xmas anyone?
ducatiman
05/9/2020
20:54
What a revelation about buying stocks with the most upside.

o/t Surely smallcappick is mis-spelt ?

yump
05/9/2020
17:24
Sorry peeps but he is annoying
sonie01
05/9/2020
17:13
Language Timothy!
ducatiman
05/9/2020
16:28
Succinct, Sonie.
lr2
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