Hvivo Share Discussion Threads

[kpe] 18/11/2024 07:32

If you're clearly bearish why would you purchase at all. Fundamentals would still be the same at 20p the only difference is you're catching a fallen knife with the trend going down. Remember you're only as good as your books. Suggest you buy some.

[lauders] 17/11/2024 01:10

HVO mentioned here at 28.50 in:

Nothing we don't know, but good to see some still have faith in Mo et al.

[pierre oreilly] 16/11/2024 12:19

Well malcolm, it's certainly not you who knows something, or anything come to that.

[malcolmz1] 15/11/2024 14:46

Someone knows something. Serious selling today. Look at the volume.

[malcolmz1] 15/11/2024 14:11

15m dumped in 5 trades. Octopus where are you lol

[1gw] 15/11/2024 13:39

That's a huge number of shares just gone through. Wonder if that was acting as an overhang?

[chica1] 15/11/2024 13:04

Well the appointment of a vaccine denier to Health Secretary in the US is not going to help our cause.

[malcolmz1] 15/11/2024 10:37

Everyone in telegram group is buying lol

[chica1] 15/11/2024 09:56

Anyone know why Hvivo trades on the AQSE exchange?

[malcolmz1] 15/11/2024 08:18

Weekly chart 8 day moving average crossing below 50 day moving average. Price heading down. Facts not fiction.

[malcolmz1] 15/11/2024 08:15

26p to buy. Where's that bloody octopus?

[lauders] 15/11/2024 01:19

When you look at the long term chart HVO has either been going up or down. Over the course of 2024 it has pretty much remained in the 25-30p range and hence is "going more or less sideways". Time for it to break out in one direction. I hope it will be upwards, but until contracts are announced again the "sideways" pattern may remain. A profit warning, as mentioned above, may be a bit extreme, and I hope is way off the mark.

[malcolmz1] 14/11/2024 19:07

Me too. Easy money. 20p to 30p 50% return.

[chica1] 14/11/2024 18:20

Well 20p would be under 2 times revenue so I'd buy back in then.

Hey £100 million revenue by 2028 and Hvivo will be trading north of 60p.

[malcolmz1] 14/11/2024 17:47

Telegram group say buy lolOf course they would say that! If Octopus has finished buying the share price will break down to 20p.

[chica1] 14/11/2024 15:42

See ya in January then..Happy Holidays
Hey if it's 24p so what..

Long term is the key and if I get a better pic for 2025 I'll probably buy back what I sold.

[bossyboss] 14/11/2024 14:43

Chica, I can assure you I know a lot more about it than octopus or any other institution .
I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't .
DYOR

[sikhthetech] 14/11/2024 14:19

KPE

"Not really sure why long term holders would have sold up. Maybe day traders."

The Chairman isn't a day trader yet he dumped his entire holding. Now he's not even a long term holder!!!!

"The only forward expectation from Mo so far it to hit revenues of 100mil in 2028."

Great, so you won't sell a single share until 2028 or £100m revenue reached.




Pierre,

"It's institutions and those with deep pockets who affect the price."

Ah, ramping based on the best metric. Maybe some gullible PIs might fall for you and your mates.



c40% of TLY held by IIs but you and your mates are using a completely different metric there.

lol

[sikhthetech] 14/11/2024 14:15

Great to see more hindsight posts agreeing with me re the new facility. Not surprising though, is it... talk up the company, when things don't go as planned, slowing start posting the bear points.... classic pump/dump....


My assertion has always been that those clients who largely paid for the new facility will want some sort of favours in return. Plus it was obvious to me they needed to save cash for this lean period, which I believe they were well aware of.


The chairman dumped his entire holding in July just 4 working days after the TU.

Coincidence???

I believe he knows the business better than any II/PI.


sikhthetech - 23 Jul 2024 - 16:07:30 - 7674 of 8482
Chica

"The Pandemic saved Hvivo not Cathal Friel. Open Orphan acquired Hvivo just before the Pandemic and pretty much everything Open Orphan brough to the table is dead whereas Hvivo's portfolio is flourishing"

Exactly. Covid provided the hype.
Lack of revenue growth rate slowing significantly.

CEO's >7m options, awarded only last year, so incentive is to talk up the company.

Chairman dumping all his holding. Why would he do that if the company was growing strongly?

Clients, not HVO, largely paying for the new facility. Paying a few million is peanuts for pharmas.

Where there's demand other companies will enter the market.

No decent divi. Chairman didn't need one, he's already made millions.

Why so much cash then?

[chica1] 14/11/2024 14:05

And that's why I sold 1/2 my sizeable holdings.
I'm sure Octopus are getting alot more information than you or me.

[bossyboss] 14/11/2024 13:54

Chica , it is a great company !!.. you miss the point .. you will understand soon enough .. it all rests on 2025 forecasts which we will get in Jan .
We already know the weighted order book at June was circa 70 m .
We know they will have used 30 m up in the second half of this year .That leaves 40 m for mainly 2025 but some 2026
We know they have signed no contracts since then .
We know there is a 6 month lead time between signing contract and the contract starting .
And we know how to add up !
Still think we will do 70 m next year ?
Well it's possible but it looks highly unlikely at the moment .