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INSG Insig Ai Plc

15.25
0.50 (3.39%)
19 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Insig Ai Plc LSE:INSG London Ordinary Share GB00BYV31355 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.50 3.39% 15.25 15.00 15.50 15.25 14.75 15.00 151,417 14:51:13
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Investors, Nec 2.09M -18.56M -0.1702 -0.90 16.09M
Insig Ai Plc is listed in the Investors sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker INSG. The last closing price for Insig Ai was 14.75p. Over the last year, Insig Ai shares have traded in a share price range of 10.75p to 26.50p.

Insig Ai currently has 109,095,137 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Insig Ai is £16.09 million. Insig Ai has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.90.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/6/2023
13:59
University academics sue Britain’s biggest pension scheme for being too ‘ungreen’

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University professors are suing Britain’s biggest pension fund for not being “green” enough, claiming failure to divest from fossil fuels is a “huge investment risk”.

Professor Neil Davies, a professor of Medical Statistics at University College London, and Dr Ewan McGaughey, a reader at King’s College London, are making a legal challenge against Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) on the basis its directors and trustees are failing to divest in fossil fuels, which they say threatens to diminish returns.

They believe the managers of the scheme, which has over 500,000 members and £90bn in assets, have “breached their duties” by not divesting in fossil fuels and have cut scheme members’ benefits.

The pair claim continued investment in fossil fuels is a “huge investment risk” and trustees and directors should come up with a credible plan if the scheme is to comply with climate treaties such as the 2015 Paris Agreement.University professors are suing Britain’s biggest pension fund for not being “green” enough, claiming failure to divest from fossil fuels is a “huge investment risk”.

Professor Neil Davies, a professor of Medical Statistics at University College London, and Dr Ewan McGaughey, a reader at King’s College London, are making a legal challenge against Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) on the basis its directors and trustees are failing to divest in fossil fuels, which they say threatens to diminish returns.

They believe the managers of the scheme, which has over 500,000 members and £90bn in assets, have “breached their duties” by not divesting in fossil fuels and have cut scheme members’ benefits.

The pair claim continued investment in fossil fuels is a “huge investment risk” and trustees and directors should come up with a credible plan if the scheme is to comply with climate treaties such as the 2015 Paris Agreement.University professors are suing Britain’s biggest pension fund for not being “green” enough, claiming failure to divest from fossil fuels is a “huge investment risk”.

banshee
08/6/2023
08:01
Every single share holder/trader is a gambler
You are either betting on the price going up or if your “one of them” your betting on the price going down
The only reason RB has his low average price is because of the re negotiated deal he made with the company (which should still annoy every single private share holder) even with that dubious bonus he’s still currently backing a loser here
In my humble opinion

judijudi
08/6/2023
07:41
Pj

Having met RB he definitely isn’t the gambling type!

I have a few hnw clients and they hate losing money more than most as it’s usually been so hard making it.

Guess we will agree to disagree on this one.

Sm

shrewdmole
08/6/2023
01:09
Pretty good line up of losers bully boy pj

PEL, SBTX, OPTI, MIN, INSG and FLX

kumbuka
08/6/2023
01:08
The CEO is silent because he does not have anything to release at this time.

Pity you didn’t show the same concerns over your long list of failures.

kumbuka
08/6/2023
01:06
Showing your stupidity again bully boy pj.

So bully boy pj is questioning the wealth of the chairman. None of your business. It wouldn’t require much for him to know a lot more about investing than you will ever know.

Your list of losers confirms that.

kumbuka
07/6/2023
22:44
Exactly!!!!
pj 1
07/6/2023
15:11
Whilst we wait!https://www.wealthandfinance-news.com/winners/insig-ai-plc/
noujay
07/6/2023
14:51
The only thing that gives me comfort is hard firm profitable deals
Which are a very rare breed here

judijudi
07/6/2023
14:47
Jj

Not saying the ceo shouldn’t have bought in fact I wish he had BUT does RB’s substantial continued investment not give you some comfort?

shrewdmole
07/6/2023
13:18
Check the facts everyone both OPTI and SBTX are worthless and Elric Langton has spent years ramping them and getting mugs to buy them.

No shame have you Elric Langton

kumbuka
07/6/2023
13:16
Lying and conning.
kumbuka
07/6/2023
13:15
Anyone can see both OPTI and SBTX are failed investments and if the share price was higher that was in part your constant ramping and getting mugs to buy into the worthless companies.
kumbuka
07/6/2023
13:13
The first lie you have me filtered. You don’t.
kumbuka
07/6/2023
13:12
That’s right Elric Langton ignore the facts and the truth and keep posting your lies.
kumbuka
07/6/2023
12:31
Indeed, Shrewdie. SBTX 12 bagged. I'm sure plenty bagged a few of those. Likewise, OPTI performed much better. I'd imagine peeps bagged profits there also. INSG will have its day. It's a matter of managing one's exposure appropriate to the investor's goal. Kumbuka's gripe is due to his fragility. I simply argued against a TA VIEW on the graph trend. You MUST agree with some people or the bully calls you a bully. Both his pseudonyms are filtered.
elrico
07/6/2023
08:10
So alliance Bernstein have their own proprietary esg database for other fund managers to access yet they chose INSG dataset to launch a new fund!!!

According to a search AB have $646bn under management.

Could be the start of something a lot bigger.

For those interested their offering is called Esight.

It’s well worth a read of AB website as esg is all over the webpages front and centre so they have obviously embraced it full on.

shrewdmole
07/6/2023
04:11
Kumbuka

Not sure what your gripe is with Elric or pj but can we keep it INSG here please.

Actually for those that times Sbtx right it performed well hitting 75p ish and I’m sure as tw points out it will prosper again.

Sometimes the difference between a good investment and a bad one can be timing. INSG looked way too cheap at 12p and still does now especially with fca and carval launching very soon.

S

shrewdmole
06/6/2023
23:56
Look at the disasters OPTI and SBTX and you will see just how useless Elric Langton is. Another narcissist who thinks he is so clever the facts say he is not.

OPTI and SBTX disasters.

kumbuka
06/6/2023
23:54
Be warned Elric Langton will take your money if you are foolish enough to give him your money.

Look at OPTI and SBTX that he was tipping and trying to sell his pointless drivel.

kumbuka
06/6/2023
23:50
Lying con man be warned.
kumbuka
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