This is no reason to write it as a "transaction and events giving rise to ceasing of substantial holding."
Smoke and mirrors.
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Oh they prepare you one of those specially do they Baa_Baa? Here I was thinking they send them out in alphabetical order and you would do your own analysis on that. I mean it's not hard to copy and paste it into Excel and then sort by size in a column, is it?
So, back to the main point, what happened on 10 July that led to Sorehead no longer being a substantial holder? :D
Seeing as you regularly obtain top-20 lists, I suppose you'll be happy to provide regular updates on the selling habits on Sorehead, right?
PS - can you post up some of the PDFs of the older ones that you regularly keep an eye on? :D
wow you guys could piss for NZ at olympics... as long as you qualify I guess....
the past discussions over at hotcopper being a qualifier....
I assume consolidation was mentioned to explain the huge reduction in numbers of shares. As pointed out, most of the fall is due to consolidatino and only about $200k worth is due to sales (which is about 2 weeks average turnover).
They're the worst thing about this company. Get out! Good riddance!
I wouldn't pay much attention to what Wallace D has said:
http://www.sharetrader.co.nz/archive...-8888-p-4.html
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Originally Posted by Wallace D
Technically today's close is a break out of the upper range of the descending linear regression channel beginning at the consolidation date.
Its really just a range confirmation ie 33c-65c a TA "breakout" to new level would require the 65c resistance to be taken out and then become support...
Perhaps Snakk where politely asked to reduce holdings , so they don't appear on substantial holders list. no one cares about the minions... but Snakk had a smell about it.
Yes that would be a breakout of the horizontal overhead resistance, something to look forward to, but it's not the only TA indicator that can break out. Anyway, all you have to do is buy the queue up to .66 and we can all enjoy your breakout :) Actually, there's a few .7's there now, so fill your boots dude. :)) LOL
No, interesting that you guys are talking about it though, considering the mention of it (which I thought as odd) in the SSH notice:
"Details of transactions and events giving rise to ceasing of substantial holding
Details of the transactions or other events requiring disclosure: As a result of on market sales,the issue of new ordinary shares by Vmob Group Limited and the consolidation of its capital on a ratio of 1 new share for 25 shares held Snakk Trustees Limited has ceased being a substantial security holder in Vmob Group Limited."
Anyway if they hit the under 5% mark on 10 July and have 4.81% at 16 July they've sold about 0.019% or 126,339 shares alone in the last week?
I think it's plausible they were left out of the last two placements by the board (after all, they did mention it was for "sophisticated" investors), and Snakk weren't happy about it so they've done their best to sabotage the efforts. Wouldn't surprise me.