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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Nmc Health Plc | LSE:NMC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B7FC0762 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 938.40 | 940.00 | 941.60 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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17/12/2019 15:17 | Can't seem to buy even 500 pounds worth right now. Have people stopped dumping NMC? | scooper72 | |
17/12/2019 15:11 | I imagine you'll be right lionheart. | stdyeddy | |
17/12/2019 15:11 | Easily hit 2000p. Grossly oversold | inv | |
17/12/2019 15:08 | This will return to 2250p by the end of the year, mark my words. | lionheart69uk1 | |
17/12/2019 15:08 | $90mn debt buyback if it's gone unnoticed | tsmith2 | |
17/12/2019 15:06 | Winsome, your comment spurred me to download the report. I'm 12 pages into the 36 pager, and so far it looks pretty damning. If anyone has actually read it and can tell me how it's wrong, I'd love to hear that view. | stdyeddy | |
17/12/2019 15:06 | And is 1400 don't hold 1100,900,450! | costax1654x | |
17/12/2019 15:06 | Yes, exactly. Then comes up with increasingly spurious further reasons | tsmith2 | |
17/12/2019 15:04 | 1400 on charts | costax1654x | |
17/12/2019 14:49 | 'was' not 'is' | itsnotmeitsy0u | |
17/12/2019 14:48 | Unfortunately you'll hope in vain yertiz. The FCA has its hands full with the obvious stuff. Pump and dump thieves have been part of the market since the beginning. Rarely do they actually catch a Jordan Belfort. | stdyeddy | |
17/12/2019 14:45 | It'll need a bit more than a 'shallow and baseless' soundbyte to make an impact here. MW's fame is worldwide, and now that the news of this report is out, there's practically every shorter on the planet shooting at NMC. That's a lot of short money. | stdyeddy | |
17/12/2019 14:45 | Since August 2019, many bots have frequented this BB, far more than have occupied any other stock I have invested in. Their sole purpose was to suck in newbie investors and ramp up the stock. Question is, who created these bots, was it Muddy Waters to try and drive the price higher and benefit most from their short position, or NMC to try and stop the ship sinking? To date: gerbil33, rabbitfoot1, alexka1, jackmiller, SamDmello, Rachtrick, joshk10989, roy65, JenniferRaven, VanClark221, Branj, noahsoares,jasoncabo Well, boys, girls and bots - hope you're pleased with this particular outcome, I'd hope and expect some legal action to follow. | yertiz | |
17/12/2019 14:42 | Only response found so far: "The short report is “shallow and baseless,” said Ali El Adou, head of asset management at Daman Investments in Dubai. NMC’s plans to buy back as much as $90 million of its senior unsecured guaranteed convertible bonds due 2025 “reflects that the balance sheet’s liquidity is not stretched,” he said". | rabbitfoot1 | |
17/12/2019 14:41 | It's a FTSE 100 company for goodness sake. | hatfullofsky | |
17/12/2019 14:41 | Only if the share price doesn't move smithy. No buyer is going to spring forward for the business on the basis of a one day fall if it bounces back up most of the way in a couple of days. | stdyeddy | |
17/12/2019 14:38 | Usually muddywaters short at higher price release dodgy dossier company response say: we have closed anyway this makes NMC at sitting duck for a transaction | tsmith2 | |
17/12/2019 14:37 | Just 2hrs and 20mins and then this torture for longs will be over. Probably. | stdyeddy | |
17/12/2019 14:36 | Will I be thanking muddywaters again (they were good to me on BUR)I expect company to give muddywaters short shrift | tsmith2 | |
17/12/2019 14:35 | good point ;) | mister md | |
17/12/2019 14:34 | Maybe they had a lawyer on hand :) | stdyeddy |
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