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WET Watermark Glb.

0.09
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Watermark Glb. LSE:WET London Ordinary Share GB00B0TBGQ14 ORD 0.15P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.09 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/9/2012
12:18
ert - you saying they will give you .10 for 9,999,000 shares online?
that is significant

johnspain
14/9/2012
12:16
you see max buy is 2.5m shares at 0.1390
ertugrul
14/9/2012
12:14
first time ever i can sell over 7.5m shares

they take 9m999k at 0.10 in one go :))

ertugrul
14/9/2012
12:14
could have been given a sale order ..but youd drop the offer to entice people ...not the bid

sometimes they do it to trigger stops ...and deter spread betters

moreforus
14/9/2012
12:10
even bid is little up 0.1130 to sell :))
ertugrul
14/9/2012
12:04
can confirm, they will take several mil at .11, games
johnspain
14/9/2012
12:02
i guess they are just trying to scare day traders who bought yesterday over 0.15...

so sell at 0.15 and buy back 0.11 or below

thats the MMs game...

so why they want to buy back on this way?

Because they know another news can come any time and as they bought back cheap shares can sell at much higher price to new day traders again at high price

ertugrul
14/9/2012
11:59
i'd say on a 42.9% spread you really are giving yourself a lot of wiggle room !
moreforus
14/9/2012
11:57
moreforus 14 Sep'12 - 11:55 - 6000 of 6000

lol so they can make money out of WET somehow???


...well, someone has to! lol

simontrill2
14/9/2012
11:55
lol so they can make money out of WET somehow???
moreforus
14/9/2012
11:54
obviously

the question is why?

ertugrul
14/9/2012
11:53
so they dropped to 0.08 but the real bid is unchanged??

so its games then!

moreforus
14/9/2012
11:51
you mean the real bid??
moreforus
14/9/2012
11:47
buy and sell price is also not changed...
ertugrul
14/9/2012
11:45
there is no trade, buy and sell price is still same
ertugrul
14/9/2012
11:45
coz they is wonkas?
moreforus
14/9/2012
11:43
WTF is going on, why they dropped the bid
ertugrul
14/9/2012
11:33
Future is bright, future is WET....
ertugrul
14/9/2012
11:00
Adna - you are the weakest link

GOODBYE

moreforus
14/9/2012
10:55
johnspain

Re cash position, all we know from the 2012 accounts is that MRI had approx £341,000 prior to the purchase of WET (not a lot).

They expected to raise working capital as part of the share placings to purchase WET. We now know that they have not managed to place the required shares so were does this leave them regarding future working capital?

adnatrob
14/9/2012
10:51
We will also have some numbers out at the end of the month...it will be interesting to see the burn on the new WET "Investment Co" - they just generated 150k gbp cash revenue in 3 months , i think thats the first money they have ever made so as an operating company they lost shy of 1 mill in 2011 with no overhead apart from Charles royal box at Ascot I wonder whether they are cash flow ....positive....
moreforus
14/9/2012
10:50
Come on M4, that's not a fair comment about somebody.Both you and JS have earned a certain respect on these threads,let's not drag things down.Peas
peas_n_love
14/9/2012
10:47
Peas I don't think you can exactly claim this thread has been glowingly one sided or positive...!

I blame John Spain for being a zombie magnet

moreforus
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