Looking to buy or sell Monzo Crowdcube shares

Looking to sell 434 Ordinary Shares from series D round. Please message me with any serious offers.

It a shame there isn’t a secondary market like seedrs

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I am looking to buy some shares in Monzo. Can anyone who is currently selling ones PM me what you have for sale and price per share please? Thanks

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Looking to sell a block of 995 shares from the April 2017 round. Please PM me any reasonable offers

I’ll buy at the last known price on crowdcube. DM me if you are interested in selling at this price (7.71 per share, I beleive). I wouldn’t pay more due to liquidity. Quick, straightforward deal

If anyone is looking to sell for genuine reasons I would buy at the last Crowdcube valuation which was £7.71 a share.

It is still a high risk early stage with no liquidity so I wouldn’t pay a premium.

Quick straightforward deal DM if interested.

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Anyone selling now for Ā£7.71 is crazy and anyone trying to frame it as a fair price to buy due to ā€œpoor liquidityā€ is opportunistic at best.

Appetite for the shares is great and supply minimal.

Don’t sell you shares cheaply.

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Monzo’s Ā£7.71 valuation was agreed with VCs in August or September 2018 (the November crowdfund was held at same price to be fair to small investors) - 6 or 7 months is a long long time in fintech when these valuations have been tripling every 12 months. That doesn’t mean the valuation is going to triple in 12 months but it might do.

N26 raising at a Ā£2bn valuation recently when they’ve not really done anything special suggests the tide is still rising.

TLDR Ā£7.71 could be really cheap to sell at. But if you have to sell and that’s the best offer on the table go for it :slight_smile:

Any better offers going?

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Hi David, I’ve got 3154 shares, interested in hearing offers.

It has only been 3 months since people bought at £7.71 (5th December) so stating August 2018 as the date shares should increase from is incorrect or the December price would have been higher.

The crowdfunding was also a sellers market as many wanted to buy shares at that date. Now it is a closed market so it can work in the buyers favour if a seller needs to sell and a sellers market if someone is desperate to buy.

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Monzo has averaged a raise every 10/11 months or so, and the last raise valued the company in October/Nov, not December. By that logic, you’re already 40% of the way through to the next raise, which will probably be another considerable leap based on Atom, Revolut, and N26 raises.

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People have been able to sell under exceptional circumstances since the beginning.

The fact that there’s no longer a huge amount of shares on sale (i.e a crowdfunding round) means supply is short (and demand remains) which means they should be more valuable than before.

Also worth mentioning the crowdfunding round was oversubscribed which means there’s still people out there that wanted to buy but couldn’t. And maybe(?) would consider buying at a premium.

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Hi James, interested in purchasing for the right price.

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If anyone is interested in selling shares, message me with a realistic price that you are equally comfortable with and I’ll get back to you!

Owen :slight_smile:

I would imagine not.

You’ll be a shareholder. Not an investor.

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I do have 995 shares for sale, what do you say is reasonable price :slight_smile:

I’ve got 2944 shares I’m looking to sell. Don’t know what the process for selling is but pm me if interested.

What investor goodies to you speak of? I bought the Max amount of shares in the previous round and havnt been contacted or given anything…

The word Investor on your debit card.

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Hello, I have 130 shares that I am interested in selling at a reasonable price.

If you, or anyone else for that matter is interested then just let me know :slight_smile: