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Bos - no news - but not really expecting any - I think it is simply outlining the schedule for the CC to both parties.

Baza

Must admit, the disposal does not look good. ( see RNS ).

Exercise of options and PDMR transactions in shares

Why does it not look good Greekman?

technical director disposing of half his options when exercised.....doesn't look good because it may show people that he doesn't believe that the sp will be much higher in the short to medium term......although there is always the possibility that the guy simply wanted his "cash" now......[notice the timing of the announcement.....hahaha]

(this topic is something that has always baffled me in regards to director's holdings.....to impress shareholders they must have a decent chunk of shares, but then they cannot make much of it cos if they dump any at the top or as the sp goes higher; then it will look negative towards the shareholders....yet if you were a director and had a fair-sized decent paper profit, wouldn't you prefer to say....buy yourself another house with it??)

Yes, I agree that it could be a take of a reasonable profit. Not trying to de ramp as I am a holder of SEO since the days of 4p, its just that if you were a director, looking towards a significant rise within the next couple of months as we ( most ) of us appear to be would'nt you hang onto all your shares. Athough reason for the sale might be an obvious one, ie needs the cash.
I try to put a positive slant on most news related items, as most holders probably do, ( I dont want the sp to drop ) but to me it just did'nt promote confidence.

and the RNS has been put out at 16.47 (according to my MAM screen)....on a thursday arvo......hahaha.......[-trying to sneak it in just as many people switch off for the week ??]

If you had purchased below 2p, you'd be daft not to take a profit on some of it. The timing is such that people have time to figure this out before they panic.

Tomorrow may still be bad...

Yes thats all I was saying.
Take profit by all means, but what timing. In my own mind I am still confident, but as you say tomorrow may still be bad, after all presumably directors know what's round the corner.
Lets hope the director regrets not hanging on for a few days.

He's probably not interested in the stockmarket and is acting on advise from a bean-counter.

Simply freeing up a bit of cash I suspect, if he wasn't confident he'd have sold the lot.

unbelievable!!! how on earth are investors supposed to believe a word that comes from seo when all and f**king sundry get rid of their options at the first opportunity? wouldn't it have been much better if he had kept his options and then bought some more? disappointed.

Get real, bos. The guy is doing the right thing. Did it myself, regretted it and then later realised it was the right thing to do.

A rabbit in the hand, err, bird... :)

Remember also that once you get into the closed period (next week?) - then directors cannot sell their shares at all - so if he does need the money - then he has little choice.

Baza

See how the timing of the RNS now makes sense. EVO no doubt.

It would not surprise me to see an RNS tomorrow with an update or even end of year close statement - after all wont EVO have been involved in the timing of todays RNS.

Baza

How long does the closed period last, baza?

Didn't Balchin sell some options when the SP was about 4p? Surely he knew what was round the corner but decided to sell.

If one needs the money then one has no choice.

IMHO

Kong

Some posters seem to spend most of their lives asleep, or seeing 30p by Xmas.
Down another -5% is the truth, sane people were derided as "mad " to say it would fall to 14p, it has.
Director selling today of the "Jewel in the Crown"-lol, tomorrow the dip has to be aided by that piece of `sanity`, 10p next target, and then down some.

HI BLINGER SHORT ARE WE/// bet of luck/

Has'nt anyone in their life ever had " Cash flow problems ".???.
ie: csa,tax demands, costly divorce ?.OK the gentleman concerned has sold some of his options which is probably worth at least 2-3 years worth of his salary,
would'nt you ??