Raspberry Pi Share Discussion Threads

[1choip] 14/6/2024 08:23

Heading for £7

[suetballs] 14/6/2024 08:23

Yes ii - get on with it.
Suet

[pj fozzie] 14/6/2024 08:22

Hmm - ii not yet letting me trade in my ISA. Irritating!

PJ

[citys2874] 14/6/2024 08:20

500.00+ incoming

[mister md] 14/6/2024 08:20

I tend to agree with post # 68. But nice to see a successful UK-listed Tech IPO all the same. Shame ARM is no longer FTSE listed ...

[gregpeck7] 14/6/2024 08:01

I think this will be valued a multiple billions soon. Edge computing and AI will drive this much much higher. A real gem.

[gregpeck7] 14/6/2024 07:05

Shares admitted no issues. Watch this start to really motor now.

[apollocreed1] 14/6/2024 05:00

£400 for just a few clicks online looks like pretty good money to me.

[yasharsad] 13/6/2024 15:24

Why don't you buy more at this price. It is still room for some more profits. Look at other similar companies to RPI. A good thing about RPI is that they have a genuine product which they own. And there is room for more innovation.

[prokartace] 13/6/2024 10:26

saltaire, i am afraid the days of making easy money are gone. No more Pace to lock away profits lol

[prokartace] 13/6/2024 10:25

Has anyone seen any broker forecasts or targets?

[gregpeck7] 13/6/2024 09:15

lol does not look likely this is going much higher i think - bargain at these levels , true tech company on the lse as well

[1choip] 13/6/2024 08:34

Might come down to 380

[wsm812] 12/6/2024 14:27

If they decide to not issue the shares by Friday then all deals are off. This is the conditional trading definition.

[vrman2point9] 12/6/2024 14:20

I can buy into an ISA now. At least AJBell are quoting a price so i assume i can buy! So i don't understand the 'conditional trading' definition.

[gregpeck7] 12/6/2024 12:53

Edge computing will be massive for RPI. This is a giveaway at this price. Nasdaq would have been billions

[1choip] 12/6/2024 12:28

4.50 by tomorrow

[wbodger] 12/6/2024 11:43

I think their IPO is unrelated to their history in the hobby/educational market. You don't need a £500 million IPO for that.

They are aiming for the microcontrollers market to small developers, using their history of selling to those entrepreneurs when they were hobbyists. Some of them are now young adults. (See Farnell's pages, including RP2040 microcontrollers.)

[pj fozzie] 12/6/2024 10:37

"Look at arm holdings on how to reflect their earnings into their market cap" - that is not a like for like comparison. ARM sells a technology that's at the heart of billions of tech consumer products, with little sign of the market shrinking in the future. RPI sells to hobbyists, educational markets and niche industrial opportunities. There's certainly a healthy market there - but it's not on the same scale. Also ARM has a much bigger moat, whereas RPI has plenty of competitors selling similar products. RPI has the edge from the perspective of a huge, probably loyal, bunch of computing enthusiasts who've provided a significant support infrastructure, masses of documentation, howto videos, etc along with loads of free software. But be careful comparing RPI to ARM - different beasts.

Cheers,
PJ

[suetballs] 12/6/2024 10:02

I think I will buy more but once the dust has settled.
Suet

[chard1980] 12/6/2024 09:58

What happens to the share price on Friday when people can buy into ISAs? Do you take your 40% profit now and hope it pulls back and then adds it to ISA? Or leave it and hope there are more buyers that will push it higher?

[1choip] 12/6/2024 09:01

Look at arm holdings on how to reflect their earnings into their market cap

[davius] 12/6/2024 08:48

That's the issue for me too, applied for £10K, received £1022 worth of shares, I don't have any holdings that small so will probably sell soon after unconditional trading starts Friday. Price is too high to buy more. Might consider investing longer term if it settles back to the low 300s.

[1choip] 12/6/2024 08:34

Plenty goodies to come. Expect 50x pe