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03/7/2026 09:28:51 | BBC Big Bess interview above, |  spacecake | |
01/7/2026 08:20:18 | Proven Revenue is great news so expect Higher Highs as Brokers increase targets.
Demand is high as potential huge...also takeover potential..
Happy Days Ahead as RNS flow..Real Earnings Real Value |  rocketblast | |
25/6/2026 07:36:11 | JEFFERIES RAISES RASPBERRY PRICE TARGET TO 960 (420) PENCE - 'BUY' |  bigbigdave | |
23/6/2026 15:15:53 | I guess we could always go backwards to DDR2 or DDR3 ! |  spacecake | |
23/6/2026 14:13:06 | Memory- RAM prices to get significantly more expensive according to expert. |  spacecake | |
23/6/2026 12:15:16 | Looking at his buys over the past year, I reckon he's at least 40% up... I would sell too lol |  janicem | |
20/6/2026 17:50:44 | The CEO must have a hell of a lot of cheese by now!
🧀🧀129472;🧀9472;🧀Ԏ72;🧀🧀;🧀🧀🧀 |  bountyhunter | |
19/6/2026 09:00:57 | Definitely short ridiculous valuation |  hertshedgehog | |
16/6/2026 19:12:59 | Dips get better value |  rocketblast | |
16/6/2026 11:04:45 | CEO selling is not ALWAYS bad news, he might have needed to sell for a whole host of reasons, tax management or just to buy some cheese, could be anything. |  spacecake | |
16/6/2026 09:52:21 | 880 but musk has sold stock. |  kennewil | |
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16/6/2026 09:15:29 | CEO selling always bad news...correction due |  rocketblast | |
13/6/2026 13:23:02 | Yeh he needs to stop, just do a musk and always hold your shares rather than listen the financial news click bait . An amateur trades in isolation because they are terrified of short-term volatility and want the psychological hit of "locking in a win." A serious investor looks at the aggregate net worth, accepts the mixed bag, and lets the winners run because they know that a few truly great businesses compounding over a decade will completely overwhelm the noise of the losers.The next time you see one of those "bank your gains" headlines, you can safely ignore it, knowing the author is getting paid by the click, while you are getting paid by the compounding power of your assets. |  growthpotential | |
12/6/2026 07:03:58 | CEO offloading a big chunk |  bigbigdave | |
11/6/2026 15:18:22 | Feel profit taking is overdone ! |  poonampat2 | |
10/6/2026 11:21:05 | Reality check in operation by the looks of it. |  spacecake | |
06/6/2026 09:10:30 | Premium Beeksy 13 May '26 - 07:06 - 856 of 873
Head and shoulders pt 2 by the looks.
What melts up must melt down. |  pangrati | |
05/6/2026 14:20:00 | Read the latest news on RPI here: European Markets Edge Higher Despite Ongoing Middle East Concerns: DAX, CAC, FTSE100 |  advfn news | |
05/6/2026 10:52:52 | @smurfy Unlikely to be bought out in the foreseeable future. Pi Foundation owns 41% and Arm owns 13%. |  blippy3 | |
05/6/2026 10:40:00 | Read the latest news on RPI here: Market Open: STV Advertising Outlook, Raspberry Pi Profit Forecast |  advfn news | |
05/6/2026 08:59:16 | .wealthoracle.co.uk/featured-companies
Raspberry Pi has lifted its full-year outlook, telling the market that FY 2026 adjusted EBITDA will land significantly ahead of the $42.0m consensus the board itself cites as the working analyst number. The trigger is a stronger-than-expected first half, with H1 adjusted EBITDA guided to at least $38m and unit shipments above 4 million for the six months ending 30 June 2026. That is a material step-change in profitability against the comparable period of FY 2025 and recasts the shape of the year decisively in favour of the first half. The driver mix is revealing. Volume growth is genuine, but a meaningful slice of the margin uplift comes from the low-density DRAM inventory the company stockpiled through FY 2025, which is now being consumed at a cost base well below current spot. Product mix has helped, and OEM demand has held up despite memory-led price increases passed through to customers. Management is candid that unit economics will moderate in H2 as that cheap memory layer depletes, which is the right framing — the upgrade is real, but the run-rate exit margin will not look like the H1 print. On the balance sheet, the company flags an intention to lean on its debt facilities through FY 2026 to fund opportunistic memory purchases. That is a deliberate working-capital play rather than a stress signal, and is consistent with a business choosing to trade short-term gearing for medium-term supply security and share gain. Vendor relationships...
.wealthoracle.co.uk/featured-companies |  martinmc123 | |
05/6/2026 08:54:32 | Maybe they will be bought out. |  smurfy2001 | |