If a company is valued at 100m and the number of shares on the market increases. As is the case here. Wouldn't we therefore expect a drop in the share price (assuming nothing else has changed in sentiment and news etc)? I'm a novice investor so any explanation would be appreciated as i honestly don't quite get the mechanics here
Bought at 46.16 nearly 10 months ago and was very tempted to sell a chunk this morning at 58 to lock in some profit. I held off in the hope of clawing a few extra pennie. Dont let me down Costis
Positive news if you look at the link below
Can someone explain to me why the shorts continue to hang in there? If you've shorted this stock from 250p (for example) you've made a fortune so is it really worth trying to squeeze a small bit extra percentage wise as people are saying they're doing? The only explanation i can think of is the shorters think the company will go bust but is there something i'm missing as i'm a novice at all this shorting skulduggery
All this talk of class actions. Has anyone actually considered the fact that UK Law doesn't allow class action law suits..........This is the UK not the USA.
Does anyone have any idea of when we can expect the next update from Costis and co?
I'll go for 52p Steptoe. December is normally a positive month for the market so hopefully Globo will benenfit
www.fool.co.uk/investing/2014/10/23/quindell-plc-the-dirty-truth-2/