My VID holding is already well under 2% of my portfolio but I also reckon it could well go lower. Just a gamble for me now and pretty much dead money. |
Phil, I still have an indirect holding here through RIII, VID comprises 2% of their portfolio.
Have a feeling it may shortly be less than 2%!, but might be wrong. |
Morning EI , yes it's a very poor show. |
A month after the last announcement and still no results date declared. |
521p - 552p :-) |
Look at the share price over the last year, that tells the story, but mostly factored in now IMO. |
Here we go.... 484p to sell and people are.
Sh1te results leaked ?
It's very odd that the price can go from 480p this morning to 580p yesterday afternoon. |
532p - 539p
not a single trade so far. |
All over the place :-) |
Spiked when someone bought 170 @ 580p |
Guessing this is trying to fill the gap back up to 600 mark, probably about in time for the half year results. |
Bght at 522 and at 504...almost up 10% now |
Take a look at the balance sheet and their statements on net debt, banking covenants..
You have read the accounts, I assume.
I am not stating an equity raise is a certainty, just raising the possibility. |
Based on what thinking? |
Don't rule out an equity raise over the next 12-18 months. |
Have been watching these shares for a while, any chance of a turn around here?
Looks pretty bottomed out! |
WGA Leader Chris Keyser Says AMPTP Is ‘Wrestling Amongst Themselves’ to End Strikes: ‘This Negotiation Is Different’ |
Hollywood hoped the writers strike would end with summer. But a deal remains nowhere in sight |
2.5 million @ 510p printed this morning , delayed 'o' trades |
Sad story continues.
Sales printed @ 499p |
Investors Chronicle:
How the Hollywood strikes affect UK companies
Companies that provide services to the Hollywood studios have seen work dry up as the strikes drag on
++ Videndum and Zoo Digital share prices down by more than half this year
++ Negotiations could happen after Labor Day weekend
The strikes have also disrupted video hardware business Videndum (VID), which has delayed its results because “more time is required to finalise its half-year financial reporting”.
Videndum supplies hardware, such as tripods and lighting, to production companies. Videndum said that financial performance has been impacted by macroeconomic headwinds and “compounded” by the strikes. Broker Shore Capital expects adjusted operating profit for the half year to be just £13mn, down from £30mn last year. |
Looks like Schroders have taken nearly a 5% holding if I've read it right. |
WGA Says AMPTP’s Latest Contract Offer “Is Neither Nothing, Nor Nearly Enough” |
Writers Guild of America rejects Hollywood studios' latest deal |
Some nice buys coming in. Maybe overhang cleared ? |
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