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Share price going gangbusters last few days
Suppose the sky is the limit for TWL
Bit of punting money not going astray
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
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Originally Posted by winner69
Share price going gangbusters last few days
Suppose the sky is the limit for TWL
Bit of punting money not going astray
There was a large quantity of small parcel bids which looked like sharesies size parcels, buying into large quantity sells. A similar thing happened back when Cannasouth was going off last year - the "market" buy couldn't keep up with the quantity on offer and the price shot north.
That bid/offer imbalance seemed to even out around 11am today with TWL so I took some off the table for now.
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FY22 Results Announcement - 30 May 2022 - NZX, New Zealand’s Exchange
Total income $4.9m, up 108%
Trading revenue $3.9m, up 136% from $1.6m in FY21 (up $0.5m or 32% excluding acquisitions)
Gross margin 50%, up from 36%
Total operating expenses $14.4m, up 76%
EBITDA loss increased to $9.5m, up 63%
Net loss after tax $10.8m, up 64%
Cash and cash equivalents $5.9m, up from $1.4m
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Apparently The Market is not happy with the result. Down to 1.18.
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these loss making companies trading on high sales multiples no good in this bear market
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Yes. Too early to see the trend and a bit worry about the competitor as well.
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Not loved at moment - even more so post result announcement
Punters waiting for the impending capital raise .... prob heavily discounted
Whatever 90 cents is long way from $2.40 or thereabouts
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
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Thanks Winner. How is the price of capital raise based normally? Will they try to pump up the price before the raise?
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