Up or Down ??, page-3888

You say clearly, but some people in here don't want to address that important factor.
Spheria Asset Management are the only ones who DONT have to disclose to us and who hold a shit ton.
Every director, KS, JW, DE etc, have to disclose to us their actions.
I also know from seeing broker transactions that the top 3 brokers held around 10 - 15million shares each.
These brokers are Morgan Stanley, Ord Minnett and UBS.
These brokers believe SWM is worth a lot more and would not be selling into a dump, because it's irrational and stupid when they have higher target prices.

The only broker who downgraded was Goldman sacks which held barely SWM shares anyways.
Every single other broker believes we are worth at least 75 cents to 92 cents.

READ the following:

What the brokers thinkFive major brokers cover Seven West Media.
The consensus is a Buy recommendation, with a target price of $0.88 (39.7% upside potential).

Macquarie: The pace of 7Plus, Seven’s digital video on demand service, has been a positive surprise, the broker notes. The company may also return $100m to shareholders via a dividend or share buyback, Macquarie says. The broker retained its Outperform rating, with a slightly higher target price of $0.92.

Credit Suisse: Seven’s half-year FY22 results beat the broker’s forecasts due to a stronger ad market in the end of calendar year 2021. The broker anticipates further earnings improvement if the ad market’s strength continues into 2022. The Outperform recommendation is retained, with a target price of $0.90.

UBS: Traditional media like Seven West are still conservatively priced compared to digital advertising specialists, and Seven is not as exposed to interest rate rises as the online classified ad companies like REA Group (ASX: REA). The broker retained its Buy rating, with a target price of $0.95.

Ord Minnett had a target of around 75 cents 22nd of March.