 Barkbooo
Considering industry analysis estimates there are between 1 and 2 million active investors/traders in the UK compared to analysis which estimates 10-15 Million traders in the US.
There are some brilliant figures out there for analysis and comparisons.
This one just blew my mind:
The estimated annual trading value on AIM per annum is £62.6 Million ($78 Million)
The estimated annual trading value on Nasdaq per annum is $87.5 TRILLION
The average share holding value of UK citizens (23% hold shares/ISA's etc) has an average (Median) value of £5k to £10k)
The average share holding value of US citizens (56% hold shares publicly traded stocks) has an average (Median) value of $40,000
So many industry figures out there it could take me all year to compare them, I'm just happy knowing that when the US market awakes on the 18th Feb there will be Millions of active US stock market investors with access to massively larger fund pots than UK investors all receiving and having access to trade Nexxen.
I am excited, as I am certain are other holders here. |
Around 50k evenly traded today? lol more stops taking a battering. |
Whites - good posts mate….a combination of Nasdaq strength and the end of our manipulated market will add a lot of interest to this stock. It has everything going for it in a sector that is buzzing.
Just comparing our company's valuation multiples to those of its peers - will make an immediate impact. |
On the 18th February, Nexxen will suddenly land as an "Tradeable stock" on Millions of US investors screens.
It is then we really should expect to see the stock fly.
For those who are eagerly awaiting this like I am here are two fun facts:
1:) Investor Participation: Since much of ADR activity is driven by institutional investors and the specialized nature of foreign stock access, only an estimated 5–10% of U.S. stock market investors (particularly among retail investors) actively trade ADRs.
2:) Overall Estimates: Approximately 10–15 million U.S. investors are considered “active” in that they trade stocks on a regular basis rather than maintaining entirely passive, long-term positions. |
Nexxen is on the cusp of a transformative milestone that promises to unlock tremendous value for us shareholders. The long-awaited transition to a single, streamlined Nasdaq listing is not merely an administrative change—it̵7;s a strategic evolution designed to propel the company into a new era of liquidity, transparency, and investor confidence.
The past month we have seen a 15% slump, a reaction that I believe was supercharged by yesterday's RNS announcement. The notice outlined several simultaneous changes—such as a reverse split, delisting from AIM, and conversions between ADRs, depositary interests, and certificated shares—all conveyed in moderately technical language. For many investors, particularly those lacking US trading facilities on their nominee accounts, the intricate details and tight timeline introduced uncertainty and prompted some to sell their shares.
This temporary setback should not overshadow the long-term potential that the Nasdaq listing represents. Once the market fully absorbs the benefits of the transition, Nexxen’s shares are likely to rise exponentially. The consolidation into a single Nasdaq listing simplifies the share structure, enhances administrative efficiency, and offers broader access to global capital markets, and suddenly in a single day Nexxen drops right onto the radar of millions of US investors. (Many Millions of these investors do not trade ADR's) This streamlined approach is poised to attract a wider pool of institutional and retail investors, driving demand and significantly boosting the stock’s value.
I for one have taken advantage of the dip and added. Not particularly over enthused about it as my exposure meant I had to sell another stock to finance it, but you (Like me) either believe or disbelieve that Nexxen is seriously undervalued. |
£3.83 close US?
When do ADR's cease trading? |
125K @ 368
Surely they should of had more and lower priced! |
Ragos - just read tonight’s posts and reread my post 3626..it comes across as sarcastic - not meant my friend.
If only I could read and write. |
Just reading this thread
A load of posters urging other posters to filter it too lol
“ Don't get drawn in, just filter....You are doing everything they want you to do by responding and feeding them.” |
£3.84 close stateside |
Guys can i suggest you come join us for a chat over here its fun |
There you go, looks like some investors ARE selling down....
sikhthetech4 Feb '25 - 18:41 - 21 of 21 Edit
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Posters who were here before will remember what happened when they dual listed nearly 4 yrs ago. The shares dual listed at 800p, went to around 850p before crashing back on company newsflow, profit warning etc and the ad tech bubble bursting.
As per my assertion, they are already dual listed, a lot of investors are already aware of them. They will already be known by other companies within the ad tech ecosystem.
Not long before they delist from Aim.
sikhthetech 9 Nov '21 - 13:20 - 13892
brimach,
"written just over three weeks ago on the 19th Oc,t sees no impact from all this legal malarky"
Does it? It can take months for the court outcome to be known.
Tosca selling just before IPO.
Shroders selling.
Deeply discounted placing.
Rushed IPO.
Trmr state themselves in the court document that they have lost substantial business.
I think there was a rush to list (with placing) because of the Alphonso dispute. |
Guys can i suggest you come join us for a chat over here its fun |
Newbies/Gullible readers.
Beware of the BS rampers here.
The true colours of the John, Gadgie and the multiple id scaffolder gang.
Why would anyone who is a serious investor go to an unrelated thread and waste their life to trash it?
They rattled as my assertions here have been proven right.
They claim they have me filtered. Yet they reading and posting on my, non-related Horse tips, thread.
John/Gadgie were BS on Blnx/Rthm/Trmr, previous names of Nexn.
They been BS and trashing threads for years.
Why would anyone go to such lengths to trash a non related thread.
Made huge losses here and can't accept responsibility for their own investments.
Insecure about their investments and need to entice the gullible in to reduce their losses..
What a fellow poster posted:
bbmsionlypostafter - 14 Jul 2021 - 10:46:45 - 29035 of 29263
john09,
If in 7 mths your best argument against sikh is nothing better than trying to bully him into silence by posting on unrelated threads he contributes to that tells me sikh is probably right in his views. If you could counter what he says with any kind of cogent, rational argument you would have by now. |
Guys can i suggest you come join us for a chat over here its fun |
If anyone has any +1 coins can you donate them to me please
As you can see i am keeping king Canute off the page successfully but would be nice if i could use more coins! |
Trying telling the market makers that as we were 378p at the close and NOT bloody 363p |
We are £3.83 equivalent again stateside |
Ragos - are you suggesting I would do a runner? In my experience…your type of accountancy attracts the dodgy guys? They have done incredible things with my books over the year’s. lol
I think Gadgi is warm - we will be ok. |
His horse racing board is a mess |
So it's all a gamble with a bookie holding the pot!
R |
Gadgie - a tenner within a month 8/1 …..not making a tenner in that time would be around 1/12 ..that’s nicking a bit on the overround.
Having said that - I have seen many long odds on shots get turned over….your prediction not at all impossible. |
Ok 3 / 1 lol |
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