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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Trafalgar Property Group Plc | LSE:TRAF | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BMGS6031 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.0025 | -5.56% | 0.0425 | 0.04 | 0.045 | 0.0425 | 0.0425 | 0.04 | 2,000,000 | 08:00:08 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs | 18k | -844k | -0.0021 | -0.19 | 160.34k |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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13/7/2020 10:09 | I won't be selling any for a while yet. TR1's to land this week will see further buying. Lets see how sticky the placing is. | aimbagger | |
13/7/2020 10:06 | Sold at .26 seems to have run out of steam anyway wait until tomorrow gl | tom111 | |
13/7/2020 08:01 | Gap up on open | aimbagger | |
13/7/2020 07:17 | I've just had a look at the AAA chart and funnily enough their was a breakaway gap on that one also. At 0.14-0.18. It never filled. | aimbagger | |
13/7/2020 07:13 | There is always a chance the gap could fill but you can get breakaway gaps which don't ever fill. There is a strong chance that buying continues today and pushes the share price higher. Possibly to the first gap above at 0.32p. If it does it's then unlikely to come all the way back down. Featured in the times and daily mail over the weekend could have put it on a few more radars also. Let's see what today brings. | aimbagger | |
12/7/2020 22:32 | Cheers everyone for comments.. Ashpaige...yep, spot on ...gap from 0.129p to 0.15p..depends if this is a quick fill-up, but will retest for sure. MMs will probs trigger a few stops and candlewick it down for a short while. Ps, whoever ticked me down..wait and see! Gaps like this almost always filled - but it could be very swift and back up again | pennyfalls | |
12/7/2020 18:53 | I think a lot of placing shares will likely be forward sold. There may be a little churn on Tuesday but feel it could be quickly gobbled up. Certainly if Akers mates are loading as well. We'll have to wait and see but tomorrow price action could be an indicator. | aimbagger | |
12/7/2020 16:31 | What happens tomorrow will give a good indication on Tuesdays activity imo it wont be without its moments that's for sure gla | tom111 | |
12/7/2020 15:35 | I know what you mean.I lost cost count of the number of shares I sold early where I could have made at least 25K plus if I had held eg the covid stocks! Very difficult to assess whether to stay in or sell at times, especially when you are making good money already! | everready1 | |
12/7/2020 15:12 | Sincere apologies if that's the case Everready1. Just too used to one-line bashers on share boards these days | pennyfalls | |
12/7/2020 14:42 | You misjudge me.I was actually sympathetic since I have been there before! | everready1 | |
12/7/2020 14:25 | Ah, nice one Aimbagger! Thanks... very useful post.. Now , just a quick question on Placing shares.. Not withstanding your theory about Funds Investing + Akers further adding, do you see this dipping on Tuesday morning, or do you see a quick gobble-up at circa present share price? I'm wondering about holding off until Tuesday morning on this one and seeing where it goes | pennyfalls | |
12/7/2020 13:16 | Hi PF, a short term flip isn't Akers style historically. The 6% TR1 was 30M being bought on the open market. I highly suspect that he's taking another significant tranche in the placing and wouldn't surprise me if he was adding on Friday either. I know someone who took the placing got scaled back 52% so there bigger money at play. He typically takes c25%+ of a company he sees value in so I'm waiting to see if he does the same here. The reason I compare this to AAA is because it's similar in that it's a waste of space in its current guise and Akers is most likely looking at it as a RTO vehicle. His expertise is tech and that is probably where he's looking to take this. It wouldn't surprise me if we see funds taking up sizeable positions over the coming week or so positioning ahead of the grand plan. | aimbagger | |
12/7/2020 13:03 | Everready, if you had any intelligence for human nature, you'd realise I wouldn't have opened myself up for banal criticism from the likes of you by admitting I bought and sold. Indeed I saw the Warrants situation way before you, Chancer boy. I am considering getting back in, but if you actually read the post with dialectical thinking (most probably impossible for you)_, you'd realise it'sa genuine search for probabilities and possibilities. And this is one I would never put much cash in, as if/when the dumping begins it'll be impossible to get out. Your answer adds nothing. so, to Aimbagger, you seem pretty clued up on Akers My question is: Is this simply a short-term vehicle for Akers to get the Warrants monetised for pals at 0.2p (- followed by a sharp dumping) or do you think Akers sees more value in this, other than a pyramid style Herd Buying behaviour ? I can't quite fathom why Akers would throw loose change pocket money at this. It doesn't take much to cross holdings thresholds with this ones' MC being so small. Cheers, PF | pennyfalls | |
12/7/2020 12:42 | Loose change for Ackers why bother unless he has something up his sleave like a Rolex | tom111 | |
12/7/2020 09:25 | Mixed feelings about this one.. I was one who hopped on th3 boat at .087, before the hype after believing that a CLN with Warrants set at 0.2p bound to have some ‘behind the =scenes ‘ legs in it to push it up. I made 20% but unfortunately was spooked and decided to take that - a day before Mr Akers involvement was announced! So, Aimbagger et al...some very interesting posts on here..Just thinking about hopping back on after kicking myself slightly.. But here are my musings on this : !) Is Akers. Is using pocket money to push the price up to Warrant -issuing price for a mate who made the loan to Traf? Then they all convert and dump - leaving PIs carrying the baby. Ie There’s no big picture, just a quick buck to help a mate. 2) Does Akers see value in Traf as either a shell company or hydrponics start-up? 3) Traf Properties is a basket case of a firm, so I’m torn between this being a quick buck ‘in and out’ for Akers and pals, or being a vehicle for profit growth, with his name alone being a powerful tool to attract the masses. 4)After being rather cheesed off at selling!! - I’m now wondering whether to wait for a dip when the mass of new shares come to market Tuesday or get a few tomorrow. A dip would seem inevitable, but not sure how far this will fall to Placing price. Thanks for responses and thoughts.. | pennyfalls | |
12/7/2020 08:59 | If this replicates AAA the boat hasn't even left the harbour yet. | aimbagger | |
12/7/2020 04:33 | Another one who has missed the boat lol! | everready1 | |
11/7/2020 19:42 | How does, this change, the company dynamics, he not introduced capital, just bought £60K of a £600K company? Company, still carries, huge debt, and cost to income ratio, doesn't fit with hype, unless, there is a new direction being thought of, and new capital being introduced, to change. To get exposure to a well run house builder/ land trader Inland Homes, offers, far better play with trusted management team. If I could short this, stock I would, tried via IG index, but no stock available to short. | hedgehunter2 | |
11/7/2020 17:14 | Usually the share price drops when a Placing is announced,keyboard stuck | tom111 | |
11/7/2020 17:14 | Usually the share price drops when a Placing is announced but this has doubled.Placing can be sold on Tuesday if approved on Mondays meeting. If there is a rush for the door it will drop quickly so I cant see that happening.I see Chris alker has purchased about £60000 for a stake so another angle go work out.Wonder if Alker wants a shell co,just a thought | tom111 | |
11/7/2020 14:48 | Times mention | ronson333 |
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