Post by
swyint123888 on Sep 30, 2022 9:34am
PI Financial
looks like they are on the bid finally at a whopping 7.5.....that says it all to me, maybe they'll bump it up to the incredibly high 8.0 eh......speaks volumes about the confidence in the stock
Comment by
Shlinker_ on Sep 30, 2022 9:38am
Please note, that NCIB can not set the market price, meaning they cannot chase asks with bids. The bid has to be placed under the VWAP. So anyone hoping to see PI Financial get this price up is sadly mistaken. Best they can do is hope MediCall seller sells lower than the current offering. Cheers.
Comment by
swyint123888 on Sep 30, 2022 9:44am
Not exactly right Also, purchases made pursuant to an NCIB cannot be made at a price which is higher than the last independent trade of a board lot of the class of securities which is the subject of the NCIB. So it was last traded at 8.5 the bid could be moved there and then 9 and so on so yes it can increase price ifr they want it to
Comment by
swyint123888 on Sep 30, 2022 9:45am
More tidbits.....it is possible to increase share price ARC believes when large dislocations exist between the share price and the intrinsic value of the business, like today, an NCIB can increase shareholder value and per share growth in the business.
Comment by
Shlinker_ on Sep 30, 2022 9:54am
This in no way says it can increase the actual price. Cheers.
Comment by
Shlinker_ on Sep 30, 2022 9:52am
No, it can not move the price, this js the case and point. It can meet demand, which there's plenty to go around.
Comment by
swyint123888 on Sep 30, 2022 9:55am
LOL....so large bidding pressure is not how stocks move up, or have the chance at moving up....what stock market are you in lol
Comment by
StuGatz3579 on Sep 30, 2022 10:13am
To be fair... The last few times we saw PI on the bids, the results weren't that great. I remember quite a few dumps from anon. And of course so continuing it's downward trend. Personally, I'm expecting more of the same. What happened to the rollout? SG3579
Comment by
Shlinker_ on Sep 30, 2022 10:18am
You may need an interpreter for this. I've said all I can.