Yu Share Discussion Threads

[hamidahamida] 23/1/2025 11:12

Wow munchkin you've raised your target Not long ago you were saying 5 quid

[sparky333] 23/1/2025 10:26

Surrounded

[sparky333] 23/1/2025 10:25

Trailing PE heading for 7 and that includes cash Take that out and heading under 5Utter madness these markets

[sparky333] 23/1/2025 10:04

Thought £17 was nailed on ? He has all last year for that

[disc0dave46] 23/1/2025 10:00

Wonder if BK is sounding out a discounted secondary placing, that would help the sp, how about £15?, no chaps okay how about £14?, c'mon fellas, anyone?

[sparky333] 23/1/2025 09:57

Never said FTSE 250 when did that come out of anyone's mouth.

[disc0dave46] 23/1/2025 09:55

Anyway, let's see what happens later today when BK has fed the II's with some more BS sandwiches and false promises :)

[disc0dave46] 23/1/2025 09:54

FTSE350 = tracker funds, market cap would need to double - not happening. FTSE Small cap the only option but greater scrutiny and costs which BK won't like!.Do folks really think they can just walk into the FTSE250!, unbelievable :)

[johndoe23] 23/1/2025 09:53

No chartist but could be support around this level. Or it will be back to 1450!

[sparky333] 23/1/2025 09:51

Still some sellers around I see. 260m MCAround 480p a share in cash

[sparky333] 23/1/2025 09:35

Evidence ? No it's your assumption

[johndoe23] 23/1/2025 09:27

Well now you can't ha

[johndoe23] 23/1/2025 09:25

So many shares have crazy valuations atm. You hope value will out eventually. Can buy 20k well below ask so not great currently

[disc0dave46] 23/1/2025 09:19

Cash fell £2m when you net off the collateral which is still tied up to meet liquidity covenants. Why aren’t they putting any of their cash pile to work?, why aren’t they buying back their own shares to send a signal to the market that the business is undervalued? Why aren’t they issuing regular special dividends?, why zero significant acquisitions for growth? - because a significant chunk of their cash is not distributable because of liquidity covenants.

[disc0dave46] 23/1/2025 09:12

The paid ramper won't allow anyone to post bearish facts - another reason the share price reacts the way it does because all the mug punters that believe the hype and ramps he posts :)

[disc0dave46] 23/1/2025 09:11

The CFO and MD Retail selling over half of their holdings shouts to the market they have little conviction in seeing a higher value, not to mention all the share options they dish out to themselves.

[disc0dave46] 23/1/2025 08:58

There's a trust issue too. Name another business where the CEO gains a substantial personal income from leasing the businesses HQ to his own company!. What else is hidden in their accounts!.

[sparky333] 23/1/2025 08:54

Absolute twaddle and you know it A lot of funds and IIs do not invest in AIM for a reason.A main listing opens up those funds and you know this full well. Lie after lie

[disc0dave46] 23/1/2025 08:49

Folks seem to think that being on AIM is holding the share price back - complete rubbish IMO. They missed their own revenue forecast and omitted to inform the market whether earnings were in line or not. That's why the share price has fallen, nothing to do with being on AIM, the reaction would have been exactly the same if listed on FTSE small cap.The main issue falls on the BoD itself, BK constantly fails to deliver on his promises about being more communicative and open with the market plus his majority holding is a major hinderance. Their previous accountancy issues doesn't help either. But the bottom line is that the share price reaction has sweet FA to do with where the business is listed.

[sparky333] 23/1/2025 08:03

1000hrs CMB, I hope there are honest conversations with BK by the IIs and tell him exactly what he needs to do, ie main listing