Learning Technologies Share Discussion Threads

[mfhmfh] 04/12/2018 11:28

This RNS from 27th September:

Learning Technologies Group plc, the leading integrated learning and talent software and services provider, announces that Harry Hill (Non-Executive Deputy Chairman) has sold 175,000 ordinary shares of 0.375 pence each in the Company at a price of 140 pence per Ordinary Share.

Following the transaction above, Harry Hill's beneficial holding in the Company is 2,091,612 Ordinary Shares and this holding represents approximately 0.31 per cent of the Company's issued share capital.


Then this RNS from 11th October:

Learning Technologies Group plc, the leading integrated learning and talent services and technologies provider, announces that Harry Hill, Non-Executive Deputy Chairman of LTG, will stand down from the Board on 31 October 2018. Harry has been on the Board since the formation of LTG in November 2013, having founded In-Deed Online PLC before its merger with Epic Group Limited.


I wonder if it's Harry Hill possibly selling all his shares into the market that's contributing to the share price fall?

Just my opinion.

[zipstuck] 04/12/2018 11:27

Does my previous post make sense now.

[rampmeister] 04/12/2018 11:01

TFC thanks for clarifying my earlier post. The comment re dilution was my own and not part of the RNS.

LTG have always stressed that their model is based around buy and build. As shareholders we have to trust in their ability to execute on the strategy. I continue to have faith based on

1) FY significantly ahead guidance
2) 200m revenue target by 2021 end
3) IC comment that revenue target will be reached earlier
4) Broker share price target of 180p

RM

[anley] 04/12/2018 10:50

Most of this company's revenues come from the USA and I really do not believe that Brexit is a threat at all to this business so I have bought at 87p this morning.

I am a trader/so called investor who is happy to let a position mature and he we have such a share.

[jeffian] 04/12/2018 10:38

"....starting to look cheap..."

That's what I thought when it looked as if it had found a floor around £1 and bought a load more........!

[thefartingcommie] 04/12/2018 09:07

re....In the recent state of play RNS they say they are continuing to evaluate acquisitions of scale that may involve shareholders support. Such a process is likely to be dilutive and may explain recent share price weakness.


15 November 2018

Learning Technologies Group plc

("LTG", the "Group")

(AIM: LTG)


Watershed Acquisition and Strategic Goals Update


In addition to the above, the Board will continue to evaluate strategic acquisitions of scale that may require shareholder financing and would be additive to these targets in financial contribution and / or in accelerating them. Strict criteria will continue to be used in assessing such acquisitions including the financial effects, integration risk and prospective returns.

[rampmeister] 04/12/2018 08:58

In the recent state of play RNS they say they are continuing to evaluate acquisitions of scale that may involve shareholders support. Such a process is likely to be dilutive and may explain recent share price weakness.

RM

[bulltradept] 04/12/2018 08:47

"My general view is that LTG is been held back by Brexit uncertainty ie general sentiment. With the vote so close I think it is risky buying."

He who dares Rodney, he who dares.....

You got yer big boy pants on?

[huntie2] 04/12/2018 08:10

....starting to look cheap...

[jamesjjj] 03/12/2018 12:06

bamboo nice to see you on this board. We seem to be looking at similar shares. My general view is that LTG is been held back by Brexit uncertainty ie general sentiment. With the vote so close I think it is risky buying. I would like to see a solid follow through day on the 250 index before I make a move. The US indices are showing that more solid upturn but I fear we will not see that here unless we get a positive resolution on Brexit. Still mostly cashed out.If you would like I could PM you with stocks I see as potentially positive and maybe you could do the same in return

[drsamwaa] 03/12/2018 10:02

These charts become a self fulfilling prophesy despite no other reason for a decline in share price... still its an opportunity to get some really cheap shares in a good company

[bamboo2] 02/12/2018 21:35

peters, There are three confirmed H&S. The small one forms the right hand shoulder of the larger H&S, and this has already met target price at approx. 98p

The two others have targets at approx. 83 and 63.5p

Historical support is important, as this is the number one reason that chart patterns fail to hit their target prices.

Therefore approx. 77.5 might be a good price to buy, particularly if this is reached on one the days that there is a potential turn noted.

There was a potential turn day last Friday. This turn could have been the intraday low.

Hope of some more help. If you want to learn some chart pattern basics, Bulkowski has a brilliant website. gla

[petersinthemarket] 02/12/2018 13:39

bamboo2 - mny tks for taking the time to respond, but sorry, I am one of those who find your charts too complex to be useful. I am also colour blind which doesnt help at all. All I was really looking for was a range of contributors opinions; SP?, H&S? : up, down, sideways?
ta, pete

[bamboo2] 01/12/2018 12:37

peter, LTG is on my watchlist, and I update the chart on a regular basis. I am a pattern led trader, using trendline apexes to attempt to time long only trades.

Quite a few on here don't like my charting style, so apols in advance to anyone offended.

Price is below 200/50sma. Three confirmed H&S patterns in play [red and pink necklines and tp's]

Horizontal historical support lines are in orange.

Potential turns 30/11/2018, 6/12/2018, 12/12/2018



No position.

[davr0s] 30/11/2018 19:10

Should add that I'm a trader who only goes on technicals

[davr0s] 30/11/2018 19:10

Personally i wouldn't be holding now from a technical basis

[petersinthemarket] 30/11/2018 18:44

Q: Is the last few months share price chart a H&S?
If so, does this mean we can expect a fall?
Could this be the start of a steady fall to 60p?
This is not de-ramping.
I hold a lot of these and have an important interest.
All TA comments welcomed.

[huntie2] 30/11/2018 11:47

Yes, good thinking, drsamwaa...... a waiting game, I think....!

[drsamwaa] 30/11/2018 11:39

When Brexit vote and G20 done ?!

[huntie2] 30/11/2018 11:36

when to buy some more?

[drsamwaa] 28/11/2018 09:05

lots of nervous peopls out there... when they have cleaned out all the suckers it will start rising again

[the patient investor] 28/11/2018 08:24

why this constant decline?

such a solid company, dow jones blue last night,m dow futures good also etc

[thefartingcommie] 27/11/2018 17:39

re post..855...n/l at 115..gives roughly 65

re post 890..and revision...there is another discernable n/l circa 100p..giving increased potential downside (well below 65)

[drsamwaa] 27/11/2018 17:18

thefartingcommie....

where are you drawing the neckline, trying to figure out the H&S pattern??