24apenny
02 Jun 2015
Re: At Last!! i bought at 8p sold at 12p.....bought agin at 1.5p sold at 15.5p ........scared to buy now there must be a retrace soon, nothing goes up in straight line....when to buy now is very risky....cant decide when to buy.....finger hoovering though,
3Dimensional
29 May 2015
Re: At Last!! if memory serves me correct, Eden has traded around the 100p level in 2005 I believe, of course there were a few shares less in issue, but we are there now what with royalties starting to accrue and lots of new licences on the go. I would not want to bet against it surpassing that level again in the not too distant future! We have more than potential exposure a multi billion dollar, we are now actually amongst it.The beauty is, there is not much free float available, so will not take much to move this once she gets her engines warmed.Give it 18mths and I think Eden will be a 15-20 bagger .DYOR an all that.See yall in 18mths3D
RobsonG
29 May 2015
Re: At Last!! How high has this been in the past?I seem to remember holding at 24pish back in 2011, but sold at big loss in 2013 was in big trouble financially.
24apenny
27 May 2015
Re: A true vote of confidence mmm i have taken profit again here...but wondering if should of...cant grumble though that trip to Witney would be a good idea. cheers for the tip.
Nick Rev
27 May 2015
Re: A true vote of confidence From my Math it's £71,400 which is more than is annual salary!Alex is not one to throw caution to the wind. He's a quiet thoughtful person who holds cards very close to his chest, so I'd say thats a very large commitment from him and a vote of faith thats above and beyond a statement of hope!To day trade this share over the last few months may have been profitable, but in my humble opinion the value here lies in holding long term. There is an awful lot going on and a study of the actual facts and figures may be very involved, but also very worthwhile. The scale and scope of this technology is incredible.If the one man that knows more about this business and the financial state is putting his whole annual income into it I'd be moved to look very hard.I would suggest to any serious investors that a trip to Witney for the AGM on 10th. June is a must.
24apenny
27 May 2015
Re: A true vote of confidence Is that £71,000's worth?
Dief
27 May 2015
A true vote of confidence If ever there was one. Not peanuts either.Director/PDMR Shareholding Eden Research Plc (AIM: EDEN), the AIM-listed natural micro-encapsulation company, announces that Alex Abrey, Chief Financial Officer, yesterday acquired 510,000 shares in the Company. The shares have been acquired by Ricewood Ltd, a company of which Alex Abrey is a director and the beneficial owner, at a price of 14 pence per ordinary share.
Nick Rev
26 May 2015
Re: At Last!! This is brilliant news. The SP should fly tomorrow.We've been under rated for so long now but the final stamp of approval is here.I'm sure there will be loads more to come. The payments will now start to roll with triggers in place once the EU approval is sanctioned. Conservative predictions at the AGM were break even this year. Thats a huge turn around with a vast increase in revenue. I'm looking forward to seeing what actually will happen.The great plus is that most shares are held by the long termers and they'll be hard to shift as they hold significantly higher than the current SP. They also know the value that will be unlocked.Good luck to long time holders. Fingers crossed that it'll now have been worth the wait. 
RobsonG
25 May 2015
Re: At Last!! Hooray for Eden say the bees!!!!
Bubsy the cat
25 May 2015
At Last!! Looks like we've got the green light from the EU authorities in Malta. Should be some good sp action tomorrow![link]
24apenny
14 May 2015
Re: thought id join the party I have taken profit of 40% - watching very carefully, this is historically a jumpy share and so caution and profit taking seems obvious to me, if there is too much of a delay on this apparent news from Malta, it could slide as before. watching like a hawk though.
RobsonG
11 May 2015
Re: thought id join the party Some really interesting chatter on lse about this.Have a look.
3Dimensional
09 May 2015
Re: Imagine this Here's the article from Friday if your not a subscriber.Syngenta, the Swiss agricultural chemicals group, has rejected a $45bn unsolicited takeover offer from its larger rival Monsanto — the latest attempt by the US company to create a powerhouse in the industry.Basel-based Syngenta said its directors had unanimously dismissed the approach, which was made in recent months, said people close to the matter. “The offer fundamentally undervalues Syngenta’s prospects and underestimates the significant execution risks, including regulatory and public scrutiny at multiple levels in many countries,” the Swiss company stated on Friday. Its reference to “public scrutiny” highlights specific concerns about Monsanto’s controversial position as a leader in bio-engineered foods — a fact that could pose an obstacle to any deal by it as it would necessitate regulatory approval in multiple countries.Monsanto has long sought a deal for Syngenta to gain its crop chemicals business, which would fill a hole in the US company’s portfolio and bolster its powerful seeds business. Last year, people close to the companies said they had conducted talks. However, these discussions collapsed, in part because of Syngenta’s fears about the difficulties of completing a deal.Many analysts have said that any deal for Syngenta would have to involve Monsanto making disposals to satisfy potential antitrust issues — including a sale of Syngenta’s US seeds business. Syngenta revealed on Friday that Monsanto’s bid had valued its shares at SFr449, and comprised 45 per cent cash. Shares in Syngenta jumped 19.8 per cent in late Zurich trading to SFr398, giving the company a market value of SFr37.3bn ($40.2bn). Michel Demaré, Syngenta chairman, said: “While Syngenta’s valuation is currently affected by short-term currency and commodity price movements, the business outlook is strong, with emerging markets accounting for over 50 per cent of our sales.” It has net debt of $2.4bn, according to its most recent annual report. Monsanto said it “has long respected and followed Syngenta’s business and believes combining the two companies would deliver significant value to all stakeholders, including shareholders”. Shares in Monsanto rose 2.7 per cent to $122.33 just before midday in New York and gave the company a market value of $58.3bn. Some people close to the situation said they were optimistic that Monsanto could convince Syngenta to engage on friendly terms. But others suggested Syngenta is deeply resistant to a takeover.The next few years are going to be interesting for Eden to say the least.3D (you don't get many chances to pick up stock so cheap in a company with sooo much potential, keeps it to yerselfs eh)
3Dimensional
09 May 2015
Imagine this [link] this is for a nasty chemical based agro chemicals company!!The future is right here with natural pesticides, eating fruit and veg laced with chemical poison cannot be good for the body, especially what with all the other daily toxins the body is exposed to.Thanks the lord that Eden have been segregating their company or else a cheap T/O would have been on the cards, thanks to the patenting and copyrights that can no longer be a possibility. Eden is neither a one hit wonder, it is also tapping into the animal kingdom and human biotechnology sector which alone is also worth billions.Hopefully Eden will finish what it set out to do before a take over offer comes, the beauty of it is, it can sell one of its many branches rather than the whole tree.It has sure been a long time coming since its days on plus, where it was trading double the current SP, but AIM is AIM and they only rise the stocks they want to rise.Could this be the next £B company, never say never..................3D
RobsonG
08 May 2015
Re: thought id join the party I think a lot of people had forgotten Eden. Not surprising how long it's taken. I lost a lot in 2011-13 thinking success was just round the corner.If Malta decision is on Monday (and a "yes" )then could it be just round the corner now? I seem to remember reading that member EU countries have 120 days to do something once "The Man From Del Malta - he say YES"(Sorry - poor.)
