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26/12/2020
23:30 | thewheeliedealer: Hi all,
My mate Peter @Conkers3 and myself did a ‘Twin Petes Investing’ Podcast a few days before Xmas and part of our discussion includes FUTR and what I am doing with my GOCO shares. We also chatted about loads of other Stocks and Ideas for research. We discussed the outlook for Markets and the most likely roadmap for the next couple of months, and as usual a fair bit of educational stuff with regards to Investing.
Anyway, if you use Youtube, Apple, Audioboom, Overcast or Spotify you can find it under the 'Conkers Corner' Channel (you want Podcast TPI 38) and you can find it on Soundcloud at the link below.
I hope you enjoy it and find it useful, we try to keep them light and they are totally unscripted, not like all the stuffy financial fodder you are probably more used to !!
Season’s Greetings !! WD
@wheeliedealer
hTTps://soundcloud.com/user-479955511/conkers3-wheeliedealer-38-takeovers-vla-azn-pfe-bntx-alxn-gsk-cdm-hik-vec-av-futr
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25/11/2020
15:23 | investing2retire: Im glad i closed my position in FUTR at 1946p in october (bought at 1200p)
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25/11/2020
13:07 | daveme: The share price drop seems a tad extreme to say the least! After market expectation beating results I can only conclude the drop relates to the GoCompare acquisition. I can't imagine the deal is that bad so I suspect it is due to GoCompare shareholders selling/shorting FUTR shares so as to crystallise the cash portion of the deal. When the deal goes through they will get the FUTR shares back leaving their position unchanged.
Consequently I suspect things might be volatile for a short while before, hopefully, the share price climbs back up to where it started before the GoCompare announcement.
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25/11/2020
10:01 | donald pond: The drop in FUTR share price today wipes about 9/10p off the amount GOCO shareholders receive. That could be a problem
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25/11/2020
09:57 | kenmill1: Perhaps it is the GoCo acquisition. There may be a number of GoCo shareholders who don't want to hold on to Futr shares or Futr shareholders not agreeing with the acquisition. On the face of it, it seems OK as it is claimed to be earnings enhancing but who knows.
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23/9/2020
08:27 | cheshire pete: Yes, very interesting Alphabeta. Only short tracker I'm aware of is Castellain ....are there any others please? FUTR nadir 10.00am Monday of c1766 rising to c1894 close yesterday, >7% movement on day.
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09/9/2020
06:57 | lomax99: Kuvari Partners increased their short by .08% on 7/9/20, taking their short position to 1.52%. Short interest overall is reported as 4.98%.
Expect to hear more from the anonymous report brigade shortly.
Not that FUTR has been backward with regards to M&A, but expect this to resume shortly as the group continues to de-lever. Their recent non-exec appointment, Mark Brooker, should be able to assist, apart from a number of senior corporate roles, he also spent 17 years at Morgan Stanley focusing on equity capital raising and M&A.
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07/9/2020
07:47 | alphabeta4: lomax997 Sep '20 - 08:34 - 2336 of 2337
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Short interest in FUTR is at 4.9%, hope they are enjoying the ride!
You do have to wonder on a potential short squeeze; they seem to have been fairly resilient until now albeit Coltrane and Capeview seem to be dropping back a little.
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07/9/2020
07:34 | lomax99: Short interest in FUTR is at 4.9%, hope they are enjoying the ride!
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05/2/2020
10:57 | napoleon 14th: Quite so, squintyflinty15 Feb '20 - 10:42 - 2158 of 2159
Stockview's self-serving attack sent FUTR from £12 to £9, approx 25%.
Shadowfall's same has, so far, sent FUTR fom £15 to £12, approx 20%.
So in the intervening 6 months FUTR recovered from £9 and went over £15; up 66%.
If Shadowfall's attack has the same sequel, FUTR should be £20 by mid-year......?
Bullish statistics aside - these are only stats, after all - all the broker note are pointing to c. £20.
Interesting circumstances!
Obviously this meteoric rise can't go on for ever - FUTR's market is not infinite - so the best profit should be when? Difficult to judge where the peak is, but I'm sticking with it this time, just like last time.
TI Group has yet to be incorporated and bring a good set of assets to be revived.
Contact with investors this week should include a deliberated disclaimer of Shadowfall's piece. Poise!
Directors' share sell. - Didn't hear any objections when that share scheme was given at a fraction of this price. So they made a huge success of FUTR, share price at multiples of the grant price, and took the profit once they had done part 1 of the job. I'm looking forward to part 2!
Those simpletons looking for talent to use without paying are quite rightly left hungry...
I won't pretend I'm impervious to the fall to £12; it has made quite a dent.
Shorting should not exist, but it does... It won't alter my view of this share until there are REAL negatives directly related to FUTR. Apart from the superficial & self-serving shorters, I haven't heard any yet.
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