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VSL Vpc Specialty Lending Investments Plc

48.00
-0.60 (-1.23%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Vpc Specialty Lending Investments Plc LSE:VSL London Ordinary Share GB00BVG6X439 ORD GBP0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.60 -1.23% 48.00 47.80 48.00 48.00 47.80 47.80 399,692 16:35:27
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty -1.29M -22.12M -0.0795 -6.01 133.02M
Vpc Specialty Lending Investments Plc is listed in the Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker VSL. The last closing price for Vpc Specialty Lending In... was 48.60p. Over the last year, Vpc Specialty Lending In... shares have traded in a share price range of 47.80p to 81.00p.

Vpc Specialty Lending In... currently has 278,276,392 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Vpc Specialty Lending In... is £133.02 million. Vpc Specialty Lending In... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.01.

Vpc Specialty Lending In... Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
21/2/2020
16:48
83 paid for 154,000 after hours.
spittingbarrel
21/2/2020
15:39
81.90/82.40 now.
chucko1
21/2/2020
15:13
Yes, sb, I was also going to say that some have been placed with the MM.
eeza
21/2/2020
14:59
And how many could the company buy back?
cwa1
21/2/2020
14:58
Could be some of them left with mm's judging by the price. Not likely to be all of them though.
spittingbarrel
21/2/2020
14:42
At least 2 RNS's - as I would have though 16% of the company would require more than one buyer - there are not too many Invescos around (well, not after the demise of Woodford).
chucko1
21/2/2020
14:40
81/81.6 the market now. Likely to go higher from here - it was 82 mid yesterday and now the imbecile is out of the way.
chucko1
21/2/2020
14:36
Presumably we should expect imminently two RNS statements regarding holdings - one (or more) up, one down.
redhill9
21/2/2020
14:27
Nice spot eeza. Assuming they have gone to "friendly" hands that should help a lot!
cwa1
21/2/2020
14:25
The trade was 52,864,228
eeza
21/2/2020
14:25
Well, that would appear to answer that question in part. Exactly what we were looking for in this stock.
chucko1
21/2/2020
14:22
52.8mm to be precise. Trying to find out who and why.
chucko1
21/2/2020
14:22
52.864m was the last declared holding by Invesco...
skyship
21/2/2020
14:20
Shoot the lights out - well spotted Eeza.

So if that is the seller gone, who took them? A gigantic buyback - would be nice though unlikely.

Clears the way for a move higher perhaps...

skyship
21/2/2020
14:15
52m gone thro at 79p ?
eeza
14/2/2020
09:50
From small acorns........
eeza
14/2/2020
09:43
Yep eeza skyship done me a good turn or two, so a little 2500 toe poke to start for me then.
nerja
14/2/2020
09:11
Lol !!

I just follow Skyship's expertise.

I added a small few NCYF yesterday, it didn't move the price.

eeza
14/2/2020
09:02
Eeza , right topped up 8k of Ncyf for you, please give me a brief lowdown on this, I have seen the Kepler report but would like to see your/punter view
Tia

nerja
13/2/2020
15:48
Another 500k thro @ 82p.
eeza
12/2/2020
15:50
2 x 500k trades put thro @ 82.30p at 1511hrs.

Seller still dumping.

eeza
12/2/2020
12:23
Have to agree that Stifel comment is odd, or perhaps contradictory, and throws doubt on their judgement. If they needed a conference call to "better understand the risk systems" and allay their scepticism it makes you wonder how they could previously have given a positive recommendation!

Surely it would be more usual to understand the business properly first before giving a positive rating, rather than the other way round.

redhill9
12/2/2020
08:40
This is nonsense from Stifel. What they are really saying is that in their previous note, they had not thought to make themselves aware of the very mitigants which support (or not) their rating on this stock. What does it say about their overall method of analysis on other credit-related stocks?

Early warning, limited cure periods and harsh enforcement of collateral are as important as the quality of collateral itself in certain circumstances, although probably of lesser (but still significant) importance in the case of VPC.

chucko1
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