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28/10/2020 21:25 | We saw Jupiter Fund Management sell down from 9.39% to below 5% in early October so they may continuing to sell down. So it may well be them.
The investment case remains solid however - there has been no rush back into the office. The longer this continues the need for a high quality online experience will become ever more evident. In comparison with travelling to a meeting, the cost and time lost, a quality assured online conference is cheaper and more time-efficient. |  maddox | |
28/10/2020 16:39 | Personally I don't think it's warranted. From the 6 month report"The results demonstrate six months of strong financial performance, with significant revenue growth, margin expansion and high cash flow conversion. This performance has been driven primarily by the large-scale migration towards working from home due to Covid-19."I don't see things getting worse for LOOP since then. The share price has been deteriorating due to the news vacuum IMV and today's bloodbath hasn't helped. Hopefully we'll get a TU before long. If things have been going as well as we hope they should have a lot to sing about |  lastoneout | |
28/10/2020 16:15 | Today's drop here warranted or just due to market drop in general? I would've thought LoopUp was a good hedge too going forward.. |  pratt2 | |
21/10/2020 10:27 | Pelion on Ossa, eh? Striving for Olympian heights, is Zoom our Apollo? |  srichardson8 | |
21/10/2020 09:30 | This seller has been an annoyance no doubt. Just doesn't seem to want to exit in one go and is going in small batches. But its cool, lets see them off. And whoever it is I would not be surprised if they go and use the proceeds to invest in something like Tesla on a multiple of 1100 from an opportunity like LOOP which is trading on a multiple of 7. Snowflakes. |  valuehunter1 | |
21/10/2020 08:27 | Persistent small sales again knocking the price back |  sundance 13 | |
21/10/2020 07:29 | The 1 month chart literally looks like Pelion on Ossa but the share price refuses to lie down! |  ygor705 | |
21/10/2020 07:28 | Today`s announcement shows confidence about the future. Patience. |  arcadian | |
21/10/2020 06:51 | hxxps://www.cwc.com/live/news-and-media/press-releases/cw-communications-expands-b2b-cayman-islands.html
The above press release from C&W could mean the C&W synergies could be growing ever faster. All looking very bullish and coming together nicely. |  valuehunter1 | |
21/10/2020 06:45 | Very nice development - excellent news. |  valuehunter1 | |
21/10/2020 06:07 | 21 October 2020
LOOPUP GROUP PLC
(the "Group")
Launch of LoopUp Rooms
Simple, accessible and competitively-priced HD video conferencing suites
LoopUp Group plc (AIM: LOOP), the premium cloud communications provider, is pleased to announce the launch of LoopUp Rooms. LoopUp Rooms combines the Group's premium remote meeting solution with off-the-shelf hardware to create competitively-priced, plug-and-play video conferencing suites accessible to all users.
As businesses see an increase in remote and hybrid working, demand is growing for collaborative spaces that allow employees to communicate securely and productively with clients and colleagues. Until recently, video suites have often been expensive to install, complex to use and inaccessible to many employees. By contrast, LoopUp Rooms is a simple, plug-and-play solution that can be set up in minutes and uses off-the-shelf hardware - a display screen, a high quality camera, a mini-PC, a touch-screen controller and a conference room phone.
Users join meetings with one touch from a touch-screen controller, which then uses the high quality video and display of the room's screen and camera, and reliable managed quality-of-service audio of the room's speaker phone. Users can reserve the meeting room direct from Outlook, which adds their LoopUp meeting details to the calendar on the room's touch-screen controller for easy joining.
Steve Flavell and Michael Hughes, co-CEOs of LoopUp Group, commented,
"With remote and distributed working now the new normal for many, a growing number of meetings are taking place by video conference. Businesses need more meeting rooms equipped with technology for employees to collaborate effectively and comfortably with clients and colleagues. We're facilitating this by making premium video conferencing suites more cost competitive, accessible and intuitive for users without having to call upon IT for assistance." |  bigbigdave | |
20/10/2020 19:56 | Yh, I know a few people who have been adding some more weight to their shareholdings whilst they wait for the re-rate! |  valuehunter1 | |
20/10/2020 14:46 | I'm so excited for the run to come.I think all us investors deserve itPatience will pay offWhat's the best way to gain patience?By putting on some wait. No better opportunity to top up :) |  allstars001 | |
20/10/2020 13:07 | For me the deleveraging of the balance sheet should continue at good pace and create a positive tailwind, looking forward to it becoming debt free. |  valuehunter1 | |
20/10/2020 12:49 | Looks like its getting ready to move up again, the trend is still v much intact - just the seller keeps on coming but will soon enough be exhausted hopefully. |  valuehunter1 | |
19/10/2020 15:40 | One day Rodney..........seller will be done. |  bigbigdave | |
16/10/2020 09:13 | Correction --they added a 25K post which had not been included earlier.
If at then end of the day there were twice as many sold as bought the MMs must have been happy to take them and have plenty to sell next time people are buying.. |  arcadian | |
16/10/2020 08:02 | Also note what happened to KNOS this week once they released a positive trading update - and whilst I know a totally different business, its still in the IT services sector and the valuation multiple applied is way way higher when compared to LOOP. I just think the analysts and the market are behind the curve on the developing story here. |  valuehunter1 | |
16/10/2020 07:53 | FWIW
One day’s assessment of Trading Lot sizes based on number in each deal (either buy or sell)
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Grouped into lot size bands shows that deals over 3,000 shares dominate the days trading. Trades are totalled within the band. Additionally note that Afternoon trading was the most popular
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Make of what you will... DYOR
Lot bands______Volume____ Trades__Average Deal
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0-500 _________3,276______£7,683_____£584
500-,1,000_____5,889 ____£13,515 __£1,502
1,000-1,500___22,889 ____£53,431 __£2,672
1,500-3,000___50,697 ___£117,373 __£3,972
3,000-10,000_102,045____£236,054 _£11,241
10,000->_____ 21,551_____£49,998 |  togglebrush | |
16/10/2020 07:52 | I think management have left room to provide a trading update when they want to issue one given the lack of outlook in the interims. Given that we are well into H2 they should have more visibility over the outlook pretty soon I would think and given where the current analysts eps figures are, I am expecting an update to say something along the lines of 'ahead of market expectations'. All imho. |  valuehunter1 | |
16/10/2020 07:14 | NT only for even 2000 shares Stock seems tight at present |  basem1 | |
15/10/2020 18:15 | Yep right right , no update in last 2 years
Lets hope there is as looking at jobs advertise they are fully going for the growth.
Over 50% jobs advertise now taken down on Loopup web site. |  thordon | |
15/10/2020 17:25 | ValueHunter - I agree. My only question - does anyone know when the next update is planned?? No calendar Q4 update in previous 2 years. |  lyndon b | |
15/10/2020 15:45 | I agree, 300p is a short-term price target IMHO.
....it's shaping up to be a long, cold, locked-down Winter. If the advantages of remote meetings weren't fully apparent in the Summer ..... |  maddox | |
15/10/2020 15:27 | Based on the forensic analysis on my end, I think even the ST target of 300p will look conservative. |  valuehunter1 | |