Trafalgar Property Share Discussion Threads

[figtree99] 12/5/2022 08:30

Not selling Dave.
Hold for10-12p in the future.

If we see 1-1.2p again, it will 🚀

[figtree99] 12/5/2022 07:38

Can see this making a huge comeback on next announcement..ԍ23;
I like this diversification.
Great innovation.

[dave4545] 12/5/2022 07:24

Chasers need something to chase so anything flying in a dreadful market will get a boost.

Just make sure you bank a profit this time figtree while the going is good :-))

[figtree99] 12/5/2022 07:22

I think the CEO made a school boy error yesterday....㊃8;‍♂A039;
Should have left it, let market supply/demand sort itself out.

Stock has legs, let it run.

[dave4545] 12/5/2022 07:07

Baffling trades.

Why would somebody sell 500k at 0.5p when 0.6p bid when somebody else has bought 600k at 0.7p ?

The mm has made a clear £1000 profit on that alone

[figtree99] 11/5/2022 20:03

🤦‍a94;️

[iain222] 11/5/2022 19:57

Figtree,
I am just curious why you would think a placement would put the share price up.
There actually was a placement which closed at mid-day today, but it was pulled by the company or broker later on.
Take from that what you will .

[unkwn] 11/5/2022 19:30

Well done Figtree, so not everyone is blind, promising.

[dodge_city] 11/5/2022 19:13

If these wamkers can't make a buck in a buoyant housing market they have no chance.

[figtree99] 11/5/2022 19:09

Hey Iain,
Let’s see what happens...
I may not be around on morning of any placement etc, nothing mentioned so far, but very low market cap currently, comfortable with this, it is just £1m and 160m shares.

(Consolidated last year) 10:1 - ✅

1)Possible placement

2) Or issue of Warrants maybe the way forward to the lender/investor, which releases capital/finance for co. Over a full year.

3) Also mentioned in the pdf document is the potential decision to make a sale of assets/ once planning permission is granted. That would raise funds also to divest into new division project.

I am ignoring the silly speeding ticket today, MD may want share price to stay low, however I think today’s close is as good as this gets after new professor’s appointment. It can still rise, but 2 speeding tickets would make the CEO look silly. If folks want to buy-in now.

Catching the low is hard enough, and buying TRAF stock is even harder.
Moves very fast. 230% up in no time, on low volume. That was just an appointment of the Professor.
Analysing TRAF, it moved 15% at a time.
This will pay-off, once everybody realises what is behind today’s appointment of early-pioneer of Vertical-farming and their combined experience (CFO’s) with Jones Food plc and the sale to Ocado i.e.58% stake sell -off to Ocado. Ocado is a £6bn company today.

They may conduct a similar strategy, beyond just develop, and construct, as stated. Yields are huge on 10 storey farm fields.

Time is money, which means when you’re ready to buy (after any placement RNS, investors will struggle and very likely pay over the odd’s i.e. 1p- 1.2p or more. Can’t catch a loose cannon here. Trust me I tried.

MM’s will spring this to 1.2p in a minute.
DYOR and ATB.

[iain222] 11/5/2022 18:19

Figtree99,
" Placement will take this up "
Dont see the logic in that ?

[figtree99] 11/5/2022 15:29

TRAF’s strategy into the hydroponic farming, is still very unique in the UK, this is a huge growth market, else why would OCADO buy 58% stake of Jones foods.Look at where OCADO are now.

Vertical farming Potential Yields:
Where an acre of farmland crops would yield: £20k a year.
Same 1acre of vertical hydroponic farming would yield: £250k a year.
I.e 10x. Yield by going hydroponics method
(Better rental yield than retirement homes...)

It is a fast-growing sector and the future. Worldwide, it was worth £1.72bn in back in 2018, with experts predicting that will rise to £9.84bn by 2026. Japan and the US are leading the way, but other countries are catching on. This is a new growth sector.

With new Appointment of Professor today and current CFO the new direction of their strategy is back on, to re-establish (as CEO states re-invigorate) new division. Both guys are already very successful in hydroponic farming, been there, done it. If anyone bought in today - Hold. Huge potential from £1m once construction / operations announced.

(DYOR it pays to do so) ATB
I Ignored the speed ticket, once I had time to research into this new division. You can work out the maths with Ocado buying 58% stake, how hot this farm growth sector could become as land and food becomes expensive.

[figtree99] 11/5/2022 15:09

This is the crux...
TRAF is to build their long planned HYDROPONICS vertical Farming Division.
Wait for next announcement, it is back on plan.

11 May 2022
Dr Challinor together with Gary Thorneycroft, Trafalgar's CFO, were co-founders of Jones Food Company (JFC), which owned and operated, at the time, one of the largest vertical farms in Europe. A majority stake in JFC was subsequently sold to Ocado in 2019.

Check it out

The world's largest vertical farm with 148,000sqft of growing space and over 1,000 tonnes of annual growing capacity, equivalent in size to 26 tennis courts.

Commenting on the appointment of Dr Challinor, Paul Treadaway, Managing Director of Trafalgar said:
"We view Paul's appointment as the key step in the development of Trafalgar's long-planned hydroponic division as he is a UK pioneer in this high growth market.

The Board believes Paul's appointment which has been in negotiation for some time, will help Trafalgar to re-invigorate its hydroponics strategy. Paul's experience and expertise together with that of Gary Thorneycroft, will greatly assist Trafalgar in realising its aspirations to design, fit out, build and where appropriate even operate hydroponic assets."

[hubert18] 11/5/2022 13:31

Checked website...Next news...The company is expecting an appeal decision on their next planning options....Delayed due to covid. ...Once approved, they may sell on for big profits or develop..... Open to both. ....

Decision is Overdue and any upside here will be quick on tiny volume. Bought back in. Boommmmm

[figtree99] 11/5/2022 12:09

Thanks for elaborating D45.

0.070p now...this is now fair price to add, if you can get it.
Under £1m cap.
142m shares in issue

Reward with “issue of warrants” to the recent investor of £200k to TRAF.with an expiration of 12months to Jun 2023. This would fund the company, each quarter, as warrants are taken up.

As share price rises...1-2-3-4.10...
Win-win for both big investor and TRAF.
Many companies are doing this. Smart funding to raise capital.
Simple with dilution minimal over 12months.
By the time share price rises, the dilution is neglible if felt at all.

[dave4545] 11/5/2022 11:28

I wish I was just a trader.

Sadly I invest and hold all sorts of dead stocks especially in this market but if they suddenly spike I'm sure the herd will pile in and take them higher. Like they did here, amazing how many were prepared to risk buying at 1.2p when I paid 0.4p first thing, 200% more is a huge difference

[someuwin] 11/5/2022 11:16

Huge volume

[figtree99] 11/5/2022 11:02

Market makers need your shares
They will Bite your hand off now.
Just tried ..

Placement will take this up;)

[figtree99] 11/5/2022 10:59

Dave,

You are a trader.

LTH
No losses if they do not sell.

Director buys are @.080p.
Added again.

[tomboyb] 11/5/2022 10:50

1.2p to 0.75p -

[dave4545] 11/5/2022 10:47

That second Rns has killed it.

It's just fast money and fast money does not hold and invest, fast money gets in and gets out no matter what within hours and a day max so all those chasing are going to take huge losses but pull their money out to play elsewhere.

[figtree99] 11/5/2022 10:25

3-4p ...short term.

Whatever the outcome.