Highway Capital Share Discussion Threads

[phil1969] 01/4/2016 11:39

Seems to be steady buying everytime offer drops to 20p

[phil1969] 01/4/2016 11:04

As you've seen, it only takes a little trade and you're back at 23/24pIf you think it could drop back to 17p it's worth sitting tight but if you are waiting for just 1p difference, based on what we've seen so far, if there's stock available, take it. I was buying all the way up from 12p when stock became available. I wasn't fussed about the price, I was more bothered if I could get any. Now holding 227,000At this mcap, the current share price is irrelevant if the right deal is struck.

[yogaboy] 01/4/2016 10:44

Indeed :DNow holding 45k @20p but wondering whether it's wise to fuss over the difference between 20p and 21p.

[yogaboy] 01/4/2016 10:30

How very obliging!

[yogaboy] 01/4/2016 09:59

Yep that 15k was me doubling down. Small trades move the price very quickly. Need a couple of sells now ;)

[rick124] 01/4/2016 09:47

Recovering after yesterday, I was hoping to add some next week below 20p but looks like I'll be paying more now.

[yogaboy] 01/4/2016 08:07

Neat analysis phil1969.

[rick124] 01/4/2016 06:28

Mines in an ISA with Selftrade, I'd give them a call and find out why.

[nevik2] 01/4/2016 06:24

I tried to buy some in my isa, it wouldn't let me. Said it was not allowed.

[nevik2] 31/3/2016 21:55

Certainly interesting. I'm going to stick around until an outcome.

[rick124] 31/3/2016 20:07

They are fishing for shares hence the drop, I know where some of my ISA fund is going next wk. ;-)

[theshareguru] 31/3/2016 19:15

Phil you have it right in one,

[phil1969] 31/3/2016 18:28

Today's news is very interesting. PF trading a handful of shares was always on the cards. He's a canny investor and he has previously made a few of his shares readily available to MM's when they are running low. He also has a habit of buying his holding back cheaper than he sold out for to take his position back over 10%What I'm more interested in, is the directors loan. The last injection of cash by way of a director loan was back in July 2015 totalling £120,000This has obviously been burned through but at a pretty slow rate of just £15,000 per month. This £20,000 loan is only 6 weeks of cash based on how long the £120k lasted. Are we to assume this £20k is enough to cover admin costs whilst the deal is finalised as it's pretty small sum and timeframe to be loaning. By the end of April we should know what HWC have planned and potentially suspension prior to RTO or a merger with Polish or Romanian cooperation. Anyone buying in at these levels will be glad to get locked in if its an RTO as it will be too late when re-listed. Look at that loan again, £20k!!!! 5-6weeks or just enough to pay legal fees before going into imminent RTO. Hang onto your hats!!

[theshareguru] 31/3/2016 15:00

Lol brush you are right,only a matter of time.

[rick124] 31/3/2016 13:27

Yes it could be to cover legal fees or something to do with a merger I hope you don't regret selling, I am staying invested. All the best.

[panic investor] 31/3/2016 13:23

rick, mine was larger than that, but small amounts like 20k disturb me. Lost over a grand here in a short period of time, will make it up elsewhere. Hope it goes well for the rest of you.

[rick124] 31/3/2016 13:12

Living up to name lol... is that your £400 sell?

[loobrush] 31/3/2016 13:12

What is happening I believe is that a director is loaning a small amount to the company to keep paying running costs pending a deal and cash injection by the new directors. As well as that Paul Fellerman has obviously sold part of his stake to someone in a single transaction that appeared a few days ago. What we now need to see is who bought that stake then hopefully a deal.

[panic investor] 31/3/2016 13:08

yep 20k - IM OUT !

[scotty666] 31/3/2016 12:53

A loan of 20k lol !

[rick124] 31/3/2016 12:42

What do you make of the news Phil? Our large shareholder has sold a few and one of the new directors lends the company £20k.

[the macallan] 31/3/2016 12:41

Why buy at 20 when you can lend to convert at 10?

[rick124] 31/3/2016 11:00

12% down bit over the top for 2 small sells.