Hyve Share Discussion Threads

[paleje] 06/12/2020 23:27

Sunday Mail today reporting on 30k capacity stadiums anticipating business again from possibly April. I know the US has raging infection but so did we a few weeks back, now Trump has backed off they will address that.

Management were very cautious in their recent statement but if business starts returning faster than they thought sentiment will push the share price further upwards. As long as they flag it, which I presume they would, under promising and over delivering always goes down well.



There's also pressure coming onto insurers to cover events against covid now that vaccines are a reality and for govt to underwrite such cover. Just talk at the mo but that would be a boost too.

[niggle] 05/12/2020 13:20

NY Boy - Those are my thoughts too. I think we are heading for a melt-up. The Dow is higher than the start of the year, the FTSE is 16% down. One little signature on a Brexit headed document and the FTSE could gain 1500 points in a matter of days. You do not want to be out of the market when that happens. Despite me hating the giddy headed idiots on here spouting nonsense and being rude, I agree that this is probably the place to be and we could still multi-bag from here. I just hope that the flaky balance sheet doesn't get in the way.

[maureen covill] 05/12/2020 12:43

Just one other relevant point is the acquisition of Grocery shop and Shoptalk in the USA , which was for huge sums of money, How are these companies which are part of Hyve surviving the huge spike in the virus across the whole of the States, are they a further drain on the company ?

[maureen covill] 05/12/2020 12:15

We have had an amazing run up from .50, mainly newspaper write ups and the shorts being cleared,therefore people will now take their amazing unexpected profits, also the shorts have finished , so no more buy backs, therefore they will fall back to mid 90's, which is still 100% increase from a few weeks ago ... the worry for this company is the huge, huge debt they are carrying with constant interest and charges being levied, even with trading coming back next year , hopefully , and insurance payouts which are almost complete now, how can they ever reduce approx.£350,000,000 of debt, ?. If the concept of mass gatherings for seminars , exhibitions etc. becomes a thing of the past as with defunct cinemas etc. that the virus has completely destroyed how will they ever produce income and reduce their debt, Life will take a different form in the future and social gatherings could be one of them... we enjoyed the good short uptick, make the most of it ...

[ny boy] 05/12/2020 09:05

The market says up, best not be standing in front of it, don’t fight the trend, there will be pull backs along the way, providing more opportunities, the whole market is in a confident melt up, Santa rally under way, as long as a smooth and effective Covid vaccine roll out, more good news to follow imo

[mr motivator] 04/12/2020 14:14

This share will be 200p end of the year. Not much posting from the ones who bought low as they are enjoying their gain.

But the miscreants who missed out coming out with their "insights" now when the train has left the station.

Maybe not 140p today perhaps next Tuesday or Wednesday.

[qs99] 04/12/2020 14:06

no worries, thought it was! Maybe being sensitive on a Friday. Blame covid....haha.

Good weekend all
QS99

[hot wheels] 04/12/2020 13:32

Sorry to hear about your dad.

But was Covid the cause of death?

So you think you are a validated make you special? How do you know these posters who do not have validated accounts?

[nashwan123] 04/12/2020 12:55

Exactly and if business picks up mid year Hyve get the bonus of normalisation.

[niggle] 04/12/2020 12:55

visionary warrior - blocked.

My dad died two months ago by the way from covid so thanks for asking...

Amazing how the free loaders who can't even afford a subscription get so angry and turn to rudeness.

So about the intangibles. Does anyone have a view?

[farrugia] 04/12/2020 12:12

'The insurance policies we have in place have given us greater financial security. We will continue to work with our insurance providers on claims made that have yet to be settled as well as any future claims, should our 2021 event schedule continue to be impacted by government restrictions arising from COVID-19.'

This suggests that future events that are disrupted in 2021 might also be covered by insurance?

[saint of advfn] 04/12/2020 11:55

Shorters getting nailed, they are going to a very hot place for an eternity (300p).

Would be nice if we closer to 140p today. Then Monday we attack 150p.

[nashwan123] 04/12/2020 11:00

Apologies to QS99 not pointed particularly at you

[grenage] 04/12/2020 10:25

Come on guys, let's not be nasty.

[qs99] 04/12/2020 10:23

thanks, didn't realise I was classed as a Troll, but thanks

[nashwan123] 04/12/2020 10:19

Accepting Trolls operate why don't some folk read the results! You will see the company is fully supported.I repeat clear blue ahead.

The insurance policies we have in place have given us greater financial security. We will continue to work with our insurance providers on claims made that have yet to be settled as well as any future claims, should our 2021 event schedule continue to be impacted by government restrictions arising from COVID-19.

As a result of the measures we have taken to date, and in light of the ongoing uncertainty as to recovery in our markets, our decisive cost management initiatives have provided significant assurance over the Group's future and given us clear visibility of cash funding, even if no further events are able to take place in FY21.

[qs99] 04/12/2020 10:12

is the insurance an event that should be RNSd?

[shirley83] 04/12/2020 10:08

See this at 200p next week

[purple_helmet] 04/12/2020 09:56

The highest margin regions are opening back to business.