Nanoco Share Discussion Threads

[bagpuss67] 09/11/2016 08:14

Holding up. Maybe everyone who was worried and thinking about selling has done so already.

[kenirogas] 09/11/2016 08:10

I suspect you are right..get ready to top up around 38

[bagpuss67] 09/11/2016 07:53

Pound has strengthened against the dollar. So it's the reverse to the brexit situation. This could be sub 40 today.

[syd777] 09/11/2016 07:44

Let's hope for another Brexit effect now with Clinton just conceding to TRUMP ;).. Nanoco has been over batterd it's time for the other to take a battering and a Blue day for nano.

[bagpuss67] 09/11/2016 07:16

Oh dear. Could be messy.

[dafad] 08/11/2016 23:10

Interesting

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[fil340] 08/11/2016 20:24

Kuss, excellent work. So many facts going on in this board - maybe the shorts could follow our lead and present some??? Don't forget, mid-Nov - Will we get an RNS from Nanoco advising on royalties from Dow? Production to follow. No smoke without fire! Train is coming... all aboard...

[slipperysidewinder] 08/11/2016 19:35

Kuss

You think what you want.

It is selling pure snd simple snd more will follow.

[kuss1] 08/11/2016 19:27

slip,

It's called the investment builder and gives members 10 options for investments. Started 4 weeks ago. Applies to 14% of all members ... Massive change to investment strategy for the scheme...

[slipperysidewinder] 08/11/2016 19:23

Kuss

I think my scources are s little more credible thsn yours.

But you are entitled to your opinion.

[kuss1] 08/11/2016 19:20

slip, USS are not an active fund like Henderson's. USS never go to the AGM or the results presentations. They are the biggest pension scheme in the UK. Nano is small fry.

As I said, they have just introduced an new pension structure allowing their members to choose their investments. This will have an impact on the margins. Probably away from higher risk stocks..

[slipperysidewinder] 08/11/2016 19:14

Slipperysidewinder8 Nov '16 - 18:59 - 6788 of 6791 0 0 Edit
You can argue the whys and the why nots for s month of Sundays. The fact of the matter is that i believe they made the decision to begin offloading, weeks ago. Due to the falling share price they have to sell small amounts through their broker. Little by little. Otherwise due to lack of appetite gor their stock, they would ultimately crash the stock and receive litteraly pennies.

The broker has a large sell order and they must attempt to get the best price for their client. Even in times of adversity, when nobody wants the stock.

Little and often. Bit by bit by bit.This what I mean by Chinese torture.

Drip

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[slipperysidewinder] 08/11/2016 19:14

Kuss

Get real and say it as it is. Or are you an ignoramos? ?

This us selling at a heavy loss. There will be more next week. Just wait snd see.

[slipperysidewinder] 08/11/2016 19:11

Kuss

Get real and say it as it is. Or are you an ignoramos? ?

This us selling at a heavy loss. There will be more next week. Just eaut snd see.

[kuss1] 08/11/2016 19:05

No slip, they now allow their members to choose their own investments... low risk bond or growth tech etc... Started on 1 Oct. Will no doubt alter where they park their money......

Pension peeps tend to be conservative.... So it's no surprise to see a reduction on the growth side.

[slipperysidewinder] 08/11/2016 18:59

You can argue the whys and the why nots for s month of Sundays. The fact of the matter is that i believe they made the decision to begin offloading, weeks ago. Due to the falling share price they have to sell small amounts through their broker. Little by little. Otherwise due to lack of appetite gor their stock, they would ultimately crash the stock and receive litteraly pennies.

The broker has a large sell order and they must attempt to get the best price for their client. Even in times of adversity, when nobody wants the stock.

Little and often. Bit by bit by bit.This what I mean by Chinese torture.

Drip

Drip



Drip

[syd777] 08/11/2016 18:54

It's looks like slippy is scaremongering us with rubbish,and JP Morgan is trying its best to keep this below 50.The price they opened their short at.

[kuss1] 08/11/2016 18:49

And on USS, you need to do some research. They changed their whole pension scheme on 1 Oct, moving from an 80th scheme to a 75th scheme but more importantly they now allow members to chose their top-up investments. So it's become part defined and part optional. This will no doubt have an effect on where and what they invest in.....

[syd777] 08/11/2016 18:33

Firm I understand it could of been a typing mistake but he also seems to be referring to the Briexit and the currency exchange.

[firminator1] 08/11/2016 18:25

..obviously a typo/auto text meant USS

[syd777] 08/11/2016 18:22

Lexaetura1.USA?..USS is a uk based pension investment scheme.Nothing to do with the US or the dollar.

[luxaeterna1] 08/11/2016 17:59

At what point did USA buy NANO? Just wondering, with the recent Brexit GBP currency crash they may have made a 25% profit overnight and decided to cash out, wouldn't blame them.

[firminator1] 08/11/2016 17:53

What a hilarious bunch of posts. If Slippy could he would accuse Nanoco of witchraft and demand the company is burned to the ground. As for institutional selling it was a measly 250k share offload whilst USA still hold 9.4m shares. Do not see that as heading for a hard exit myself. Impossible to take some of the stuff written with any belief when it is so one sided backed by every emotion but no facts. Yes the share price has dropped massively but for long term holders this is a long term waiting game to next year. My big concern is a point Slippy has raised is cash burn. IF Nanoco announce funding rights issue request next 3 to 6 months they would have lost credibility with me. For now that is not even on the table. Believe my fellow nanoco believers