Mobilityone Share Discussion Threads

[mattjos] 07/7/2021 11:48

WISE is a FIN Tech company offering cross border payments through their eco-system … they effectively 'clip' a tiny fraction from each transaction they process.

MBO is exactly same type of business … it's 'clips' a fraction from each transaction they process.

Fundamentally they are same type of operation …. MBO is exhibiting strong growth and booked £246m Revs last year
WISE 2020 Revs were £303m in last Fin Year

WISE Mkt Cap £8Bn
MBO Mkt Cap £26m

[mr paul b] 07/7/2021 11:47

Looks like I got the last lot under 25p (for today anyway)

[davydoo] 07/7/2021 11:46

yep. Ive been buying this morning at 23.4 but cant buy now

[1hercule] 07/7/2021 11:45

overhang seems to have cleared.

[mattjos] 07/7/2021 11:42

This is so ludicrously cheap & now there is a peer sector yardstick to show it to everyone.
We should be trading nearer £1 not 25p, fgsake

[dave4545] 07/7/2021 11:41

Matt

Not had time to research, what's the connection with this other stock you mention ?

[markth126] 07/7/2021 11:37

This is why I dont understand no research broker note being published on this. The market as you say should catch on soon enough.

[mattjos] 07/7/2021 11:35

I know which one I'd rather be buying today thanks! Had another 30k this am

[markth126] 07/7/2021 11:31

Awesome, I was expecting to open about £5 per share, but £8 jeez!

[mattjos] 07/7/2021 11:24

Plain nuts when you compare the Revs & Profit figures side-by-side with MBO

[mattjos] 07/7/2021 11:20

Jeez! WISE valuation is £8Bn …

[dave4545] 07/7/2021 08:45

21-24p looks awful

But online is 22.52-23.4p, now if that spread was on the monitor you'd get more interest

[mattjos] 06/7/2021 20:52

WISE IPO tomorrow … direct flotation so, valuation TBC by the opening auction,
I suspect will make MBO look v cheap in comparison but, more than that will draw more eyes to the London Fin Tech sector so am interested to see how this trades as from tomorrow onwards for rest of this year, particularly after the delayed FY results are published and then the HY figures come out … the two sets of figures are going to released unusually close to one another so, if the HY21 results are as i expect & coming close on the heels of the FY20 figures, it could have a stronger impact on those keeping tabs.

[dave4545] 06/7/2021 19:32

Guessing somebody is happy to offload size at 23p.

Be a nice day when they run out of stock, 200k yesterday and 100k today

[mattjos] 06/7/2021 19:03

if in doubt markth, suggest you simply sit on your hands for a day or so and keep watch. You don't have to 'do stuff' every day.
All big run ups are followed by sell-offs - that's jut how it works.
Bit amplified here, in either direction, due to skinny market. As old hands exit, there are new hands arriving.
Contrary to most peoples assumptions, many sellers do not sell at the top or on the way up, they sell on the way down after a peak as they fear a profit diminishing.
At some point here, i expect we'll see an intra-day turnaround as the selling pressure abates.

[markth126] 06/7/2021 18:54

Disappointing price action this week hmmm what to do...

[davydoo] 06/7/2021 13:44

Let them play. I never thought i'd be able to buy this much at these prices again

We've got a lot of reporting coming in the next 10 weeks, confirmation of full year for last year and interim for this year.

[dave4545] 06/7/2021 12:59

Shake now.

Dropping the bid to 21p while still bidding 22.5p online

22.5-22.94p offer mm's are quite determined here

[dave4545] 06/7/2021 12:33

Yep, always a delayed reason for no movement on a string of buying.

hard work atm

22.5-23.12p a little better online

[davydoo] 06/7/2021 12:16

200,000 trade just reported from 16.31 yesterday. Says buy, but I suspect it was a sell given all the other price and trading action

[king suarez] 06/7/2021 12:12

I took 5k of them.. ta

[dave4545] 06/7/2021 11:57

Somebody gave up at sold 66k at 22p, mm's have already sold it on for 23.1p and made £700, they are doing this everywhere, killing prices and people are quitting the shares and they make a lot of money. Prices not moving up or moving up much on buys but any sales and bang price down instantly.

[king suarez] 06/7/2021 11:50

What 'battle' exactly, do MM's 'win'? Surely their main aim is to maximise share volume traded as they earn on the spread? Does it matter to them whether that is at a higher, or lower share price?

[dave4545] 06/7/2021 11:48

66k sold at 22p that did the damage.

The mm's are relentless, they grind people down, they work down a price even with level buy to sell ratio's and pi's give up and sell and the mm's win the battle.

[markth126] 06/7/2021 11:43

Would be nice if the majority shareholder is adding on this dip and releases an RNS to that effect!