Spaceandpeople Share Discussion Threads

[morkandmindy] 17/3/2021 15:59

Yes, it's starting to look lively now :)

[dave4545] 17/3/2021 15:57

mm's running for cover now 9.95p to buy

If they Rns this it will do a silly spike to 15p then the nutty spike herd will pile in and take it higher then it drops back.

[morkandmindy] 17/3/2021 15:50

Seems quite a significant bit of news in my opinion considering the clients signed up and with multi-year contracts.

[dave4545] 17/3/2021 15:42

It should but if they are posting it on twitter and saying nothing on the market then perhaps not.

Given the tiny market cap I would have thought they would.

[morkandmindy] 17/3/2021 15:35

Yeah, moving up on the inside spread.

Shouldn't this be RNS'd? Maybe tomorrow morning.

[dave4545] 17/3/2021 15:24

Maybe why the interest.

Was a bit weak to start with that is why people can still buy easily around mid price 9.23p

edit now 9.36p

[morkandmindy] 17/3/2021 14:35

hxxps://www.spaceandpeople.co.uk/train-station-network-promotions/

Also just posted on their twitter page :)

[kangaroo joe] 08/3/2021 17:12

I follow on SAL on LinkedIn and a message popped up from Nancy, the CEO, stating they are excited to announce a new contract I think with various shopping centres offering opportunities for 11.6m footfall to any brand owners etc wanting roadshows, promotions, etc. Not on RNS or anything but I guess it may come up tomorrow. Or was this already announced? It includes Bristol, Metro centre, Leeds, plus loads of other cities.

[1ax] 23/2/2021 14:00

not sure. Are they operating or battened down the hatches, seen nothing on social media but have from competitors. Should be using this time to sow the seeds of recovery.

[dave4545] 23/2/2021 10:04

Might be a flyer now after yesterdays news.

Try and buy 0 offered

[terminator101] 12/2/2021 21:38

And they are burning through that cash at an alarming rate. The business model here is not selling stuff, they sell space to,people who sell stuff, so margins are low. With shopping centres shut and social distancing in place until at least the autumn it looks bad here.

[25october1969] 12/2/2021 21:34

As I understand it, they have 3 CBIL loans of varying amounts ie two for £1m and one for .75m. Again as I understand it, CBIL loans over £250,000 have to be covered by personal guarantees....this would suggest a certain amount of confidence that they are going to survive and possibly even prosper

[dave4545] 12/2/2021 21:32

I see recovery here.

Some stocks on a sniff of recovery have gone nuts.

I'm the same as most other people, flush with money and not had anything to spend it on so I'm pretty sure there will be a lot of spending but only if we finally beat covid but if we do all business will have a massive upturn in business.

[terminator101] 12/2/2021 21:03

Only got a CBILS loan because the treasury don't want people to be made redundant. Even when they were turning over £17 million they only broke even. Revenue has basically collapsed, so that loan won't last that long. More cash will be required.

[dave4545] 12/2/2021 20:08

How many £2 mil AIM stocks get bank facilities in a pandemic

No pump and dump here. I've been holding over a month now.

Price could not spike anyway, market makers refused to offer even 1000 shares all
afternoon or move it.

[terminator101] 12/2/2021 19:41

Another total pump and dump. Especially with that tool riddler pumping this on LSE and twitter. Caveat emptor, but SAL must be hemmoraging cash with shopping centres shut. What possible space can they be selling. Low margin business in any case.

[dave4545] 12/2/2021 13:17

Been N/T to buy at 11p for ages now.

Typical mm's kill the action and wait for some holders to run out of patience
and bail them out

[dave4545] 12/2/2021 13:16

The first more important thing you need to know about shares at the moment is they do not need a reason to go nuts.

GST £1 mil cap...does a £200k placing at 0.1p...price spikes to 4.5p and over £50 mil cap in a month...

[kangaroo joe] 12/2/2021 13:09

I suspect that when brand owners/clients want to benefit from the release of the 'coiled spring' economy and property owners want to maximise revenue follow many failed retailers that have left gaps in their shopping centres, then the expectation is revenue will quickly pick up. The share price is still very low after all.

[robbothered] 12/2/2021 12:28

Like you 25th I cannot discern any reason as to why this share is rising, there have been no company announcements or reports on how they are currently trading.

This sector will take some time before it starts to recover to anything like where it was previously. If anybody can get out now with a profit IMO I would do so.

[25october1969] 12/2/2021 11:35

I still hold a number of these shares but sold out of the bulk of my holding. I am struggling to find a reason why the share price will increase. Appreciate that finance is there but is there a business model that works, especially when they are likely to remain without income for another good few months.....I wish them well but have my doubts as to how well they will do in the future

[dave4545] 12/2/2021 11:16

On a little bit of a roll today and has been edging up this month.

And I cannot get a quote to buy even 5000 so if this spikes the herd will pile in
and take it higher I hope. Be nice to get a 50-100% profit out of this one

[kangaroo joe] 06/2/2021 19:30

I've been tempted to buy some in my ISA and Pension so as to boost demand via pension and cash in via ISA - a way of getting money out of your pension - pump and dump within your own holdings. Could be a bit risky? But such a small co you can shift price quite easily.

[dave4545] 02/2/2021 12:10

When it moves it can be so illiquid. I cannot get a quote to buy 5000 shares at 10p atm

Obviously it works both ways it can hard to sell at times too

[kangaroo joe] 01/2/2021 17:23

Refinanced so a bit more headroom. Santander seem supportive. Price up 10% or so.