Re: ECM results Closed up by 3%Can we have some more grim results?
Re: Pencil cases i'm just pleased that everyone has one!! its all ted baker in my house-and ive missed the bus on that share!
Iluka might as well make a reduced cash offer at these prices!!
Re: CEO puts his money where his month is Mouth even - I really need to pay more attention when posting!
Re: Pencil cases Crikey, you must have some scintillating conversations in your house.
Re: Not good news.....PRG delisted on 16... ........should read '1000+-carat'........oh for an edit button!!
Re: Buy Buy BUY The stock of AorTech International plc (LON:AOR) gapped down by GBX 1.25 today and has GBX 24.64 target or 12.00% below todays GBX 28.00 share price. The 7 months technical chart setup indicates high risk for the GBX 1.37M company. The gap down was reported on Nov, 19 by Barchart.com. If the GBX 24.64 price target is reached, the company will be worth GBX 164,400 less.Gaps down are helpful for identifying a resistance level and to could also be used as a tradeable event. If traders are short the stock and it experiece gap down, then its usually advisable to hold the short for a bigger down move. Back-tests of such patterns show that two-thirds of the these patterns the stock performance worsens after the gap. The area gaps close 91% of the time, the breakaway gaps 1%, the continuation gaps 9% and the exhaustion gaps 64%. The stock decreased 11.81% or GBX 3.75 on November 18, hitting GBX 28. About 18,855 shares traded hands or 1395.24% up from the average. AorTech International plc (LON:AOR) has risen 57.33% since April 22, 2015 and is uptrending. It has outperformed by 59.92% the S&P500.AorTech International Plc is a United Kingdom intellectual property holding company. The company has a market cap of 1.37 million GBP. The Firm is engaged in exploiting the value of its IP and know-how. It currently has negative earnings. It focuses on the commercialization of its biomedical polymer technology, components and medical devices.
Re: Not good news.....PRG delisted on 16... Guitar, HPCF, agree with you both. Apologies again for error re locations - just not thinking straight! The fact that it is over a century since the last 100+-carat diamond was found, and the remarkably short time since Lucara's state-of-the-art plant was installed in Botswana before this fabulous discovery, would seem to suggest that others have previously been crushed over that century.I wonder how well Philip Manduca gets on with his brother? Now there's a brother who could just lend the £500,000 for as long as it takes....perhaps!I fancy you may be right, Guitar, with the idea that the current proposed lenders are using the vulnerability of PRG's short-term requirements to secure best terms for themselves. One can hardly blame them for trying! But if that is indeed the case, it would seem (to me at least) unlikely that they will eventually just walk away. The £500,000 is a relatively small component of the current funding requirements for Mothae plus Stage 1 commencementYup, sitting tight, waiting. Maybe Philip has a few aces still left up his sleeve....?
CEO puts his money where his month is A near £1 Million share buy unless I am misreading the RNS?
how much did you guys buy in for?
Who will be buying all the sells then?.Some one in the know no doubt.
ARM, 40% Potential UPSIDE......... <b>Mirabaud Securities Reaffirms Buy Rating for ARM Holdings plc (ARM)November 19th, 2015 0 comments Filed Under by ABMN Staff</b>ARM Holdings plc logoARM Holdings plc (LON:ARM)s stock had its buy rating reiterated by equities research analysts at Mirabaud Securities in a report issued on Thursday, MarketBeat Ratings reports. They currently have a GBX 1,500 ($22.82) price target on the stock. <b><i>Mirabaud Securities price objective points to a potential upside of 40.71% from the stocks current price.</b></i>
Re: ARM, STONKING Day Ahead??. That is possibly true; though it is very unlikely!My point was that having over 95% of the market what drive ARM's revenues it the total sales of smartphones; the spilt between rival manufacturers doesn't really affect that.
Re: ARM, STONKING Day Ahead??. ARM ARM Holdings Recent Comment from Hargreaves Landsdown....<b><i>We think ARM is a gem. It leads the world in its field, and the field is growing quickly. Mobile computing will grow for years to come, and the spread of ARM cores into new product categories only increases the growth opportunity. So although ARM is not obviously cheap per se, the growth opportunities ahead of it look compelling and with net cash of £900m, it has the wherewithal to chase after them.</b></i>
I haven't posted here for a long time, and I take no pleasure in the sp position - I do urge all who have to take a good long look at MTR....It's where Alex B. is coming from and has Terry Grammar at the helm (research him, he has had some spectacular successes). I speculate myself that at some point, perhaps even now, MTR will pick up some equity here - but take a look at the asset base they are building. It is no good crying about what might have been. Anyway, good luck whatever you decide...but fro me there is more upside, more exposure to a variety of assets than here - and that means more chance to recover the losses from MA & his family's despicable fraud
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