PapalPower
- 03 Jun 2006 02:27
stockdog
- 08 Apr 2008 23:40
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Stolen from my friend donaferentes on another site:-
Very happy with today's bullish stance from Chu, believe the ML forced selling theory, believe resolution of the Wang estate would be most helpful, whatever promises made about not selling by Chan etc.
One small niggle - the share buy back, out of funds raised only last year. I am no expert, not even in nursery, but what evidence is there that share buy backs support the SP at all significantly?
I'd rather see the cash used either for a growing dividend policy - always supports the SP over time (v. long term Barclays Capital says dividends are 75% of total return on investment), or earnings enhancing acquisitions.
We want the management to invest our funds profitably, not give it back to us with no added value.
I see this currently as a long term pension hold, come rain or shine short term.
Oakapples142
- 09 Apr 2008 09:37
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You make a reasonable point but following recent transaction in their own shares the SP has risen - made me 20% in past month - imagine how much Chu and his mates had added to their pile even on their puchases on 27 Mar. Good luck to you all indications on this one reflects that the shares are too cheap and should be around 120p
required field
- 09 Apr 2008 18:49
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I cannot believe this...I must have sold at the worst possible time....blast it !
halifax
- 10 Apr 2008 11:41
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RCG bought 25000 of their own shares yesterday, with 232 million shares issued who are they trying to impress?!
dealerdear
- 10 Apr 2008 11:43
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me?
zscrooge
- 11 Apr 2008 16:28
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Olympic Contract for RCG
According to the news published on the Chinese RFID website on 9 April 2008,
http://news.rfid360.cn/200804/7320.html
RCG has just been awarded a two-year wireless LAN contracts to provide the wireless data services for the venues of Beijing Olympic Games.
zscrooge
- 11 Apr 2008 16:29
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http://www.rcg.tv/html/eng/industry_technology/news/rfid_news/2008_details_38.jsp
Master RSI
- 28 Apr 2008 17:41
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Comment from ADVFN after posters got tired and sick of "PapalPower" negativiness at the stock lately .........
Wandering how "PapalPower" was promoted to, from "Fartpower" to the present nickname? all to do will "baked beans"
Has keeped clear of this thread this afternoon after the BREAKOUT, may aswell stayed at his FARTING thread
Master RSI
- 28 Apr 2008 17:46
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Breakout this afternoon from the latest high recently on the bounce from lows.
stockdog
- 28 Apr 2008 19:34
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Still like to see us clear 80p to decisively break the massive March 2007 downtrend. Reckon it's coming soon?
Master RSI
- 28 Apr 2008 23:26
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stockdog
76p +3.25p
Any rise tomorrow and goes over the donwtrend line
PapalPower
- 29 Apr 2008 08:11
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Master RSI -
Having a good ramp are you ?
Lucky I was bearish on this one all the way from 150p down to 50p :) LOLOL
MasterRSI = Pumper and Dumper - nothing more, nothing less
Pure ramping...................
dealerdear
- 29 Apr 2008 08:22
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That's why the sp has risen some 20p PP I suppose.
Pure ramping on here.
Ah, now I understand.
PapalPower
- 29 Apr 2008 08:37
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It has not risen 20p on ramping, however
some now are trying to ramp it....yes.
dealerdear
- 29 Apr 2008 08:53
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Well its obviously just worked! lol
stockdog
- 29 Apr 2008 09:18
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If we can now get back above the 200dma then perhaps there is hope for a sustained rally back into the 100's. Since I rashly bought my last lot at 142.5p (although the bulk at average of 68p) it would obviously be a comfort to get back into profit on those. Fundamentals suggest it strongly, as does Jim Rogers current aggressive stance on Chinese stocks (RCG not strictly a CHinese stock), but we are clearly in the grip of market sentiment - w/wide and all things Chinese. Sentiment cannot last for ever, although perhaps longer than any of us can stay sober - to pervert a well know expression!
Today's continued move up helps confirm my view that this is a very reasonable hold mid-long term.
dealerdear
- 29 Apr 2008 09:48
- 264 of 295
Hope yer right!
I rather stupidly bought on results at 83p so coming close. I fear a retracement now.
You can nearly always guarantee with these situations, if I sell to make a small loss the sp will rise and if I hold, it will slump.
Such is life on the SM.
stockdog
- 29 Apr 2008 10:00
- 265 of 295
Try a short spreadbet whilst continuing to hold long - that ought to confuse them!
dealerdear
- 29 Apr 2008 10:18
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good point.
PapalPower
- 23 Jul 2008 10:36
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Its coming up to results, its also late summer, this is when the normal pump and dump crew start to buy stocks (they buy now ready to sell into any results spikes in late August through end September). Therefore, expect to see "old faces" start to return to threads as they start to pick up their little holding now, ahead of trying to ramp the bottom off of it into results time. This happens all over AIM, especially on the stocks where a good ramp could be got going (say China stocks - low PE's - thats a great ramp to attempt).
So, as summer draws to a close watch trading volumes on AIM tiddlers, expect some buying to be going on, and then the threads start to get busier, old names re-appear as do new names start to appear.
All telling you how cheap this stock is and what a bargain.
But do not forget, these are in the most just trying to ramp the price up and will disappear before or just after results are out in the Autumn
Its time for Rampton........unlimited attempted ramping to create as many AIM spikes as possible into results season - that they can sell into whilst posting on BB's how wonderful the results will be/have been
My opinion if anyone wants it, LOL :)
If anyone is thinking of buying AIM stocks ahead of results, do it now, do it until end July, then stop.
Don't be the ones caught buying the results spike and holding the baby as the SP crashes after results - beat the rampers at their own game, and be the ones selling on the spike ahead of them getting out for their small gains.
Price spikes might be subdued this year, owing to a risk of bad economic news making markets tumble, so the buying should be lower and less risk taken - they do not want to be caught with their pants down if the tide goes out.