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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Nexxen International Ltd | LSE:NEXN | London | Ordinary Share | IL0011320343 | ORD NIS0.01 (DI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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5.50 | 1.41% | 395.00 | 395.00 | 396.50 | 396.50 | 378.50 | 380.00 | 651,311 | 16:29:52 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Advertising Agencies | 331.99M | -21.49M | -0.1589 | -24.86 | 526.77M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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21/12/2024 12:09 | It's so great to hear directly from our partners that our technology and valuable partnership with Proximic by Comscore as our preferred contextual SSP partner can help them see outstanding results! | gadgie2 | |
20/12/2024 13:33 | It' a John09! | midasx | |
20/12/2024 13:00 | off to the Nasdaq we must go E-I-E-I-O | gadgie2 | |
20/12/2024 08:29 | AGM in 2 hours | john09 | |
18/12/2024 21:01 | Closed at £3.84 stateside Not bad at all. Bloodbath on my nasdaq watchlist otherwise ! | john09 | |
18/12/2024 20:47 | Massive sea of red stateside particularly tech. Bloodbath We are holding up rather well however ! at £3.81 equivalent I think you’ll find this is a Relative safe haven it tends to have some contrarian/defensive qualities most tech stocks turned VERY red after us interest rate news for 2025 | john09 | |
18/12/2024 16:52 | You talking trading days of 1% of the company some days this week | john09 | |
18/12/2024 16:37 | Nice intraday recoveries last few days I think they are trying to pick up cheap shares folks either that or it’s U.K. forced sellers or Tosca (who are also a U.K. forced seller) finishing off. They must be nearly gone | john09 | |
18/12/2024 13:33 | Good Man ! LG won't like loosing market share ...Hisense Vidaa really good match as Midas said impressed .... I Have 3 Hisense | gadgie2 | |
18/12/2024 13:27 | Plus - most of the Samsung hierarchy have been banged up over the last few years…not a Company well loved…and one in decline I would guess. I stripped out all my Samsung gear after the Apple and NANO legal disputes ..would not give them a penny! | barkbooo | |
18/12/2024 11:49 | Soon to be no1 Samsung Electronics maintained its position as the global market leader with a 15% market share. However, its dominance has been slightly dented, with a decline in market share compared to the previous quarter. Chinese brands, particularly Hisense and TCL, are rapidly gaining ground. Hisense reclaimed second place, shipping 19% more TVs than in Q3 2023, while TCL settled in third place. LG, ranked fourth, | gadgie2 | |
18/12/2024 11:39 | Can anybody shed any light on Tosca's CFDs have they dold or did they buy? I find it interesting that: A - They get voting rights with them B - Are selling whilst holding them When the share price is rising substantially, if you had a CFD that was purchased when the price was low, you stand to lose a lot of money. But if you sold the CFD when the price was low and it increases massively you stand to gain a lot. Do we know if They sold the CFD or bought it? If they sold it maybe thats why they have the voting rights unless paid for them, But that would make no sense commercially because you would not then be selling into the rise surely, as the rise would earn you a substantial amount of money. But if you had bought it, and the date was close for it closing there would be a motivator to sell heavily and limit the rise. Does this make any sense? I am not an expert, and know very little about them. but there's 2 sides to that CFD and it's 7%! Somebody is on the wrong side of it, and it might explain some of the price action/selling. | slopslice | |
18/12/2024 11:30 | Anyone know the answer to this question ... ADS closes on 5th Feb we then close 7 trading day's later 14th does buyback continue in between these dates ? ADS Books Closure Date to the issuance and cancellation of ADSs ADS closure Feb 5th ..... Last day of dealings Aim Feb 14th ... Feb 18th trading on Nasdaq | gadgie2 | |
18/12/2024 10:50 | It’s been a while since i was called very young. Why do you need to enrol your other profile Hammers ? Cant you fight your own battle I thought you did research on posters barkmong? Ive had a profile since 2010 for a start | john09 | |
18/12/2024 10:31 | Hammers - basically the guy is a very young idiot. Most would have realised - I was merely pointing out the buyback patterns…this has previously suggested mid morning and late afternoon….its never a gimme. Anyway - thanks for pointing out his schoolboy error. Up the Hammers. | barkbooo | |
18/12/2024 09:33 | Don’t worry….. didn’t someone tell us this’ll be £5 by Christmas?? Nailed on. | hammers8 | |
18/12/2024 09:08 | Barkduh can you let us know whats gonna happen after 10am again please. You were right on the money yesterday i.e spouting nonsense | john09 | |
17/12/2024 11:49 | Thought we were going up after 10am and trading was easy barkdiv? | john09 | |
17/12/2024 11:30 | For a person that openly admits zero research on posters - you have a gob full of opinion on them. | barkbooo | |
17/12/2024 10:15 | I dont look at all mate unlike you I couldn’t give a toss what youre upto | john09 | |
17/12/2024 09:35 | Perhaps you don’t look hard enough? Wrong theory anyway - this has paid handsomely in many cycles..(look at the last twelve months for example)…..my bookkeeping ain’t fifth grade stuff and my satchel ain’t your piggy bank! | barkbooo | |
17/12/2024 08:59 | If it was easy for you you wouldnt have sat here on losses for a decade and we would see you on all of the other boards 😉 | john09 | |
17/12/2024 08:48 | So around about 9-30 for first buyback session - all looks a bit obvious ….and after ten we should be well above the red line? I don’t trade and won’t get involved - but this looks a little too easy to me? | barkbooo |
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