Hvivo Share Discussion Threads

[chica1] 26/11/2024 11:18

Institutions are in charge now!
Hvivo is a mature company!!
Hvivo doesn't need to rns contracts!!!


Ehh Pierre🙄

[supernumerary] 25/11/2024 23:02

The same old lies. I asked you a simple question, knowing you had no answer, and sure enough you just blabber about hindsight, because you know your first post was made-up rubbish, and you can't possibly defend it.

Volume is no substitute for either accuracy or quality, a lesson it seems you will never learn: 3 posts in succession, all the same tedious cut and paste that nobody read first time out.

[sikhthetech] 25/11/2024 21:15

Malcolm

"When people ramp on these board and telegram groups they are applauded by the masses."
"When people who are realists post hard facts they get blasted by the disgruntled, upset underwater holders."


Absolutely.

[sikhthetech] 25/11/2024 20:29

1gw,

Hindsight again..

True to form, you ramp and when things don't your way, you start to make excuses.



Given you portray yourself as a well researched poster, why do virtually all your/your mates shares crash?

Byot down 99.9%, Nano down 70%, SLN down 60%, rthm down 80%, trmr down 80%, Stu bust etc, GBO bust etc etc...

Are You/your mates really the most unluckiest traders/investors around???? Maybe readers should take heed and do the opposite of what you/your mates say.


You make a dodgy 2nd hand car salesman sound honest.
How many multiple ids do you have and why?

[malcolmz1] 25/11/2024 20:25

2nd January they announced that the company had signed 2 x £6.3m contracts . Since then no new contracts other than a characterisation study. If only significant contracts are being announced and 6.3m is "significant" it will be interesting to see what they have been up to. share price suggests it's not as good as was made out. Pipeline apparently full but nothing of note signed and announced to the market all year. LTHs have really suffered with this stock. However, you have to admit It's a traders dream.

[1gw] 25/11/2024 20:06

I presume management are trying to land a big contract before they update the market. Having signalled near-term contract potential with the TU in July and again with the interims in September, it's going to look a bit weak if all they come out with is another statement that they expect to land a big contract before long.

If you're glass-half-full you could maybe convince yourself that the fact they haven't been obliged by their Nomad to come out and say 2025 is looking light against market expectations is a good sign.

But even if they believe they can still meet market expectations for 2025, if the shareprice continues to weaken and a big contract doesn't cross the line, there must come a point where they feel they have to comment.

What they could perhaps do, in the absence of contract news, is provide some transparency on how the "good visibility into 2025" translates to 1H vs 2H utilisation. If they have managed to more-or-less fill up 1H, then they still have time to improve 2H utilisation, but if they have a lot of empty beds in 1H it's clearly going to be more difficult.

[malcolmz1] 25/11/2024 18:47

Telegram group looking for speeding ticket. The drop has been over 9 day period so not too fast.

[supernumerary] 25/11/2024 17:23

tikh - making stuff up again, I see. Can you point me to where I've been 'proven to be completely wrong' here?

I do remember posting this here, in early October:

'The big problem is that once a fall starts it needs some positive news to stop it, otherwise it just descends in a continuous spiral - TLY is a good example of this that I'm sure we're all aware of. They unfortunately didn't manage to find that upward catalyst, and the result is now evident.
Here, one can only hope that there is news before the next results; if not, they will set the forward trend.'

Which bit of that do think was 'completely wrong'?

[troutisout] 25/11/2024 17:06

As mentioned above, the drop through the bottom of the 26p-29p range and through 25p psychological level has meant the share price would drop to next level of resistance and it is now playing around the sub 20p mark. The reason for the drop? Perhaps that was Octopus finished and other II orders dried up? Giving MMs the chance to drag the market down and recoup some stock at a lower average.
It could be a large seller, we have IIs on board and one of them could have pulled the plug?
It could just be that the lack of newsflow, impatient investors and a climate of nervousness has formed a perfect storm and fuelled a downtrend that is feeding itself?
I hold a lot less HVO than I did, but still quite a substantial amount and will sit on those to see where this goes, I would probably buy some more at these levels, however content to wait and see for the moment.

[malcolmz1] 25/11/2024 15:41

Told you the gap at 20p would fill. No bounce so 17.5 next up

[malcolmz1] 25/11/2024 15:39

I'm just stating FACTS

[lfdkmp] 25/11/2024 15:34

Malcolm you are like a ratchet of after the fact doom.

I look forward to your silence when this self fulfilling panic reverses.

[blackhorse23] 25/11/2024 15:32

Overvalued stock

[sikhthetech] 25/11/2024 15:21

Newsflow as predicted
Inaminute/1gq/Pierre/Supernumary all proven to be completely wrong

As per my assertions going back a year, read the company newsflow...


sikhthetech17 Sep '24 - 11:13 - 8084 of 8784 Edit
eviaone,

"My concern is why its not breaking the 30p with all the buying from Octopus"

The chairman dumped his entire holding in 2 tranches at 28p & 29p. I think he knows the company better than any II or PI.

There's lack of contract news and lack of revenue growth rate, which has slowed as per the figures from the company themselves.

The CEO has huge >7m options, awarded only last year, start to exercise in < 6 months.

So red flags, the huge red flag being the chairman dumping his entire holding


These are being ramped on the metric which is likely to encourage investors. Currently, Octopus holding...


Look at TLY has c40% IIs, has been winning contracts, chairman & CFO buying.
£85m revenue forecast for this year, Mcap £18m.
Compare that HVO...£62m revenue and £193m mcap, lack of contracts and chairman dumping his entire holding.

1gw and mates with multiple ids ramping HVO. Yet 1gw and his mates are busy deramping TLY on different metrics.

[malcolmz1] 25/11/2024 15:13

It was only Octopus stopping share price dropping. Once they finished buying no-one else came in to support price. Next major area 17.5p. Weekly chart looks horrendous.

[jeanesy] 25/11/2024 15:13

What has caused this drop though as seems rather drastic ?

[jeanesy] 25/11/2024 15:13

Too right trout . I charge 30 pounds an hour for basic maths lessons. Busy marking exam papers atmo though :(

[74tom] 25/11/2024 15:02

A few observations here;

1. As soon as shares broke below 27p they were in a technical weak spot & highly likely to correct back to 20p support

2. There hasn't been a material contract win in forever & the last update showed a decreasing order book

3. Brokers never like to forecast declining sales and this can cause problems for businesses with lumpy revenue streams. I'd be surprised if HVO met the ~£67.9m forecast for FY25 given the lack of newsflow.

Let's see what unfolds, however anyone buying big now is very brave IMO.

[malcolmz1] 25/11/2024 14:45

Just needs to go back up 56 percent before the big break out

[lfdkmp] 25/11/2024 14:25

Who will get sack first?

Mo Khan, or Warren Gatland?

(Willing to bet £100 that neither knows who the other is) :-)

[malcolmz1] 25/11/2024 14:12

Telegram group turning on each other now. Some pretending to not sell even though they've probably sold already and want to buy in lower. It's a big club full of lth and buyers who only ever top up. Think about that for a minute lol

[malcolmz1] 25/11/2024 13:59

Has Cathal sold? Lol where have you been?