ainsoph
- 09 May 2003 07:35
- 2 of 23
I bought some at 20p or so a long while back ......
Not currently holding but can say this - I was looking at digital set top boxes recently and there are lots on the msarket with the Nokia and Grundig boxes considered to be the best. I looked on the high street and the net and Pace was no where to be seen despite peps like JL and Dixons holding a massive range....... this is a big market
ains
ainsoph
- 09 May 2003 10:27
- 4 of 23
I think it's foolish of them not to compete - well over a million boxes sold already .... the Nolia box retails at 140 and plenty of others around 100. Still a big potential market with the increase of 2nd /3rd sets. also keeps the name in front of your audience
ains
ainsoph
- 09 May 2003 11:28
- 6 of 23
Evolution Beeson Gregory has buy ratings for Serco, and Pace Micro Technology and outperform ratings for Debenhams and ParthusCEVA.
Tris
- 09 May 2003 11:34
- 7 of 23
If I remember correctly production was moved to the Far East and as such unit cost price on the boxes should have fallen translating to the bottom line one hopes!
Yes agree marketing is all-important and companies need to be in your face on the high street.
Considering things have been pretty dire for pace they do seem to targeting the right kind of business at this time, and succeeding to some extent. As we know marketing is very expense and not as necessary when you can get others to do it for you, in this case the Australians
Tris
Tris
- 09 May 2003 13:01
- 8 of 23
BBC doing a fine marketing job too ains :0) advertising on the BBC whatever next!..their 8 plus another 22 channels free to air all for 99 quid.
Tris
ainsoph
- 09 May 2003 13:07
- 9 of 23
Yes ..... I noticed that - even got a leaflet to see what they had to say. There is a good website and lots of info on the available hardware. I liked the spec on the Nokia but it was on the big side
ains
ainsoph
- 09 May 2003 14:36
- 11 of 23
Grundig have a new more compact box available with a remote extender which allows you to hide the box
Tris
- 09 May 2003 17:02
- 12 of 23
well well a 'VW'500k after close .....VW Volume Weighted Average Price
A transaction that was effected at a price based on a volume weighted average price over a given period.
Tris
Tris
- 09 May 2003 17:16
- 14 of 23
Me and you both little woman lol..we need ains back for a full explanation of possibilities. He will help out here I know.
Tris
ainsoph
- 09 May 2003 17:24
- 15 of 23
The last one clearly doesnt efect the trading/price but a look at the trades indicates very few done on sets and therefore not price moving in themselves. i often use off sets trades.
Tris
- 09 May 2003 17:34
- 17 of 23
Cheers Ains..there you go little women, not sure where it leaves us, but at least we know what it was lol
Tris
Tris
- 09 May 2003 17:36
- 18 of 23
Oh no we dont lol.
Tris
ainsoph
- 09 May 2003 17:39
- 19 of 23
Only trades on sets moves the price by virtue of the orders disapearing .... off sets trades are done through brokers at the touch price or better (which comes from sets)
ainsoph
- 09 May 2003 17:50
- 21 of 23
they are marked up - yellow on ME or AT instead of O