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- 07 Feb 2012 09:54

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Welcome to CONCHA PLC (formerly Hot Tuna (International) PLC.
The stated aims of CONCHA PLC are to evaluate and invest in a broad range of
technology, media, well being and related industries.
Company History
Hot Tuna was born in Australia in the summer of 1969 to serve the demands of sojourning surfers, the product of a dedicated surfer�s passion fueled by the skill of his fashion designer wife. Spreading on the bodies and boards of watermen through coastal locales in the South Pacific, the brand quickly burgeoned globally, becoming an influential leader in the nascent surf industry and one of the progenitors of the neon era of surf in the '80s. Through the brand�s storied history, a long list of notables, in and out of the water, have waved the Hot Tuna banner at one time or another in their careers, including pro surfers such as Richie Lovett, Robbie Page, Beau Emerton and Drew Courtney.
In September 2005, Hot Tuna (International) PLC purchased the Hot Tuna brand from a consortium of investors and listed it on AIM, a division of the London Stock Exchange.
In the interest of managing its brand profile and distribution globally, the public Company began a rapid acquisition of its licensed interests around the world. Talented designers and key management with apparel business expertise from Quiksilver, O�Neill, Ocean Pacific, Rip Curl and Perry Ellis International, among others, were recruited to drive the process in the key markets of the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom. In July 2006, entrepreneur and fashion icon Elle Macpherson, who grew-up with the brand in Australia, was appointed as an executive director of Hot Tuna (International) PLC, her interests focused on design and distribution issues, as well as overall youth fashion and market insight. The Company's name change to Concha Plc (AIM Ticker: CHA) will become effective and the Company will begin trading under its new name from 8:00 a.m. on 7 February 2012.
http://www.conchaplc.com/
jimmy b
- 10 Dec 2015 15:16
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Mentor won't be here (or should i say MasterRSI) the guys a genius never lost a trade , . Oops ....
cynic
- 10 Dec 2015 16:52
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when he sticks to his charts, he's surprisingly good, though the twiddly stocks he follows rarely interest me at all
however, he is certainly very abrasive and thin-skinned, and then abusive with it
pity
mentor
- 10 Dec 2015 17:36
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hi Martini
As a follower of the stock you are aware of the ups and downs of this stock, never did hold the stock for too long if a decent profit was made and I did a few times by big % gains.
Fortunately, sold the top up late yesterday in just one day I was up by 35% and did managed to top again this afternoon 2.32p
Still holding the two buys @ 5 and 5.05p from the 26th, but are on a T+20, so just hope the volatility is back on the other way, I still believe on Akers ideas, but needs to rush this deal as it take too long and plays on the hands of FAT boy shorter, most likely one of the guilty party on what is happening now.
If you have a spare bob or two CBUY, is ready to "rock an roll" look at the thread I made a chart early this afternoon
Good luck
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note:
Good quality companies don't necessarily stop being good when their share prices fall.
While few investors enjoy volatility, momentary dips in prices can be a boon to a strategy that combines two of the most influential drivers of investment returns: quality and value.
MMs manipulation?
Strange but true, maybe a little bit different from that below, but double the amount of buys and falling by almost half
Buys 64,741,488
sells 28,863,065

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Martini
- 11 Dec 2015 12:51
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Monitor
How interesting thanks for your insight into how the Market works.
So what you are saying is that the MMs decided to go short by some 36 million shares by manipulating the share price down.
Out of interest why would they do that and where do get your buy/sell figures from?
I see they are still going short again today.
Regard M
parrisf
- 11 Dec 2015 13:07
- 308 of 358
Looks like it's near another topup point. Fully agree mentor. You might be able to get some below your 2.32p. I got in at 3.35p and am looking to get in around 2p and a happy Christmas all.
cynic
- 11 Dec 2015 13:11
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2.05/2.40 quoted as i write, so perhaps you'll even get in below 2.0 if you wait an hour or two
jimmy b
- 11 Dec 2015 13:16
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Wouldn't touch this ,if you like the tiddlers CBUY looks the better bet to me .
cynic
- 11 Dec 2015 13:20
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i wouldn't buy this either, but just watch out of idle curiosity
jimmy b
- 11 Dec 2015 13:34
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mentors done a big one here about 60/70 % we all make mistakes except he's in denial when it happens to him .
mentor
- 11 Dec 2015 15:15
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Top up again @ 2.40p what I sold this morning at 2.80p
My checking of movements on the intraday chart should be moving higher from this point
company website ... http://www.concha-plc.com/
mentor
- 11 Dec 2015 15:49
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Though the spread was large at times, prices paid for selling when bid was only 2.05p one would get 2.20p for the sell.
The chart below shows a more uniform price chart as is base on prices paid instead of spread.
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mentor
- 13 Dec 2015 23:55
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Delisted rumour
re - FT delisting
Its just rumours from the shorters is my view, in order to create this conspiracy of uncertainty and bring the share price down, They try it many times before by (FAT boy mainly with associates ) but it seems they did managed this time as plenty of things were on their side, the long time it takes to finalize the deal, the share price was moving lower, and the markets are in a mess just now.
The FT comment was just saying the reason that was going around for the large drop on the share price during the week
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The Financial Times 09:1 Bryce Elder
Small-cap Week, December 12
Concha, an investment shell company that was the London market’s biggest gainer of 2014, suffered a 53.1 per cent share price fall amid speculation that it might be delisted. According to the company, it is still in talks about “a specific global opportunity within its investment scope”.
cynic
- 14 Dec 2015 08:40
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as sp is currently indicating 1.50/1.90 (down a further 17%) it's lucky you got out and stayed out when you did ...... most prescient or even lucky
jimmy b
- 14 Dec 2015 09:22
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mentor - 11 Dec 2015 15:15 - 313 of 316
Top up again @ 2.40p what I sold this morning at 2.80p
My checking of movements on the intraday chart should be moving higher from this point.
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He didn't get out ,he's done about 80% here but remember mentor sorry MasterRSI has never come unstuck .
mentor
- 14 Dec 2015 09:55
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cynic
In and out is a thing one can do when a stock is volatile, but I am still in good time
jimmy b
- 14 Dec 2015 09:59
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mentor you topped up late on Friday, don't go round analysing other peoples trades when you regulaly f**k up yourself and didn't mummy tell you not to fib ..
mentor
- 14 Dec 2015 10:21
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little jimmy
I have send you a private letter, earlier on, as no repply here is for all to see ........
re- being a B@stard
Being born one is alright for some, but behaving like one is a thing for history, not for little boys .
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Now having a face like that would not surprise any, not even "Fred1new",
but God knows which "ramp" was your father, ....................

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jimmy b
- 14 Dec 2015 10:24
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mentor it's all right you got CBUY doing well ..
And by the way this is me get the right picture
mentor
- 14 Dec 2015 10:35
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re - right picture.... by the way this is me
you said?
it can not be, and I thought you were the lamb one
mentor
- 14 Dec 2015 11:52
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strange but true
The Market Maker at offer all the time - well know by now CFEP - , has change tactics and now is at bid as share price is bouncing back