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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Learning Technologies Group Plc | LTG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 99.20 | 10:19:47 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 99.20 | 99.10 | 99.20 | 99.20 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MEDIA |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 23/11/2024 12:08 by hazl Yeah, there seems to a bit of a push in denegrating AIM even more than there has always been.I believe it is the start in the direction of private investors, not being able to trade in the longer term. It is like the car industry I feel, or the insight into the idea of choosing your own time to die. It's usually what our dear leaders want and they'll present it in a way to make it seem acceptable at the time. Surely it would be a tragedy if small companies haven't got a market that's affordable for them. I do see that there are some very poor aspects, to the market. It is not the small companies fault quite often it seems to me. How ridiculous, is it, that a company that's pre revenue, can be bet against by individuals, effectively shorting them in practise,and that it is even allowed? Companies are crushed and if have any value are bought up on the cheap. An unfair market, in my opinion. IMO |
Posted at 25/10/2024 07:44 by indiestu When ADVT made an approach to Saatchi they offered to pay part in shares. Investors did mot want the ADVT shares and it all went sour. ADVT just didn't have the means to pay in cash in full. The approach was therefore opportunistic when the Saatchi share price was depressed. Vin Murria (ADVT) had a large stake in Saatchi and still couldn't get it over the line. Seems like a similar situation here. Institutions are not biting. The Saatchi price recovered to the offer price ultimately and some and they are doing well, likely better than if they had been part of the ADVT group. The ADVT price dropped to rock bottom although granted it has recovered somewhat, you would not of been impressed if you had taken that offer. The price action here says the market smells a rat. |
Posted at 27/9/2024 15:02 by cyberian £800 million is the initial bid apparently but when searching google for the story it was announced 14 hours ago so some investors have been slow to react, perhaps. |
Posted at 25/7/2024 10:41 by somerset lad IMO there are two audiences for the second half of yesterday’s T/S. The message to the US Government is “We are very respectful of your rules and the importance of compliance - look at the prominence we gave it in investor comms”. This seems like good regulatory strategy. The message to investors is that the security restricted business is small and we have not lost any contracts, just (temporarily) the opportunity to bid for new ones so the issue is not material to the share price.The issue is not described as clearly as it might be, but it sounds IMO as though the UK management has been exercising too much influence over the restricted business (I imagine by pushing efficiencies that has put the back up of one or more employees) whilst US rules presumably require information within, and control over, the restricted business to be held by security cleared US citizens. |
Posted at 16/4/2024 06:49 by hazl They have an analyst meeting that anyone can attend online at 9 a.m.Sensible to ask your questions then. Investors meet. |
Posted at 15/4/2024 06:09 by hazl Investor and analyst presentation announcement. |
Posted at 07/1/2024 13:49 by cyberian hazi...thanks for your posts which are very welcome and appreciated.However,I wonder if it would help our cause and support of LNG to ask the board comment owner (ANDRBEA)to get ADVFN to correctly re-describe our SECTOR involvement as "lead Software house" and NOT "Real Estate Agents & Mgrs." as currently shown. It would not do any harm and in fact may well eliminate any Investor confusion! |
Posted at 16/12/2023 13:14 by cyberian Broken my promise but sense a few investors here need to take some comfort on Goldman Sachs view that the US has turned the corner and as a result I think that we will see further news/action from LTG over the next few months. It is a bit of a climb to recover to the 100p plus as the fall was just part of general market uncertainty, and rather overdone. The share price probably needs a further bolt-on US acquisition to serve notice that growth is very much part of the management planning and development. Again any hint of a fall in the share price will encourage me to add before we reach 80p in the near term. |
Posted at 14/12/2023 13:18 by cyberian Hi Orange1. I suggest that you take a long hard look at their web site. Their market is a $100 billion so plenty of opportunities to grow and the US environment where they are very active is a big plus. Also I notice that Scottish Mortgage shares are on the rise as they have been strong in the Chinese market despite recent turmoil in the property sector. However, they have a lot of pre-IPO holdings and that will likely be unlocked with the mood change in the US and hopefully in the broader market. Our FTSE 250 is showing a big bounce as investors return to potential high growth opportunities. On LTG we may see some further positive interest as their recent set-back in share price value appears to have been well over done, but that is just my view and others may disagree. |
Posted at 26/7/2023 13:07 by microscope Yes this is a quality company with excellent management, good acquisition and growth strategies and a strong business model. I was lucky enough to get in around 40p and sold near the top, albeit several years later.When they say they expect margins to improve in the second half, I believe them as they still have excellent credibility in my eyes. Like many, they've been hit by the the macro environment and possibly currency misjudgements, but long term this remains a fine company.The catch is that institutional Investors on both sides of the pond use stop losses much more nowadays, and that could impact on the share price for a while yet.That should though offer opportunities for PIs to find excellent entry points in the coming months and I am certainly a prospective buyer at the right looking moment. |
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