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IQE - Silicon is the future (IQE)     

Master RSI - 03 Feb 2003 11:56

IQE is the leading global outsource supplier of customized epitaxial wafers to the semiconductor industry.

Their technology is of most advanced like AFM means Atomic Force Microscopy and moves a minuscule cantilever over an objects surface, a sharp tip passes over dips or rises punched in the surface and reads out digital information. This technology is not going to slow down it is going to speed up and has to replace most existing forms of memory storage by virtue of capacity and size.

The future of nano-technology, these tiny/minute robots would need very small processors and most sure strained silicon could provide these.

The low share price is due to uncertainty as to when the cash will run out, but I don't think this will happen as cash is of 12 to 15M and NAV of 30p, and losses are going to drop on the next 3 month and we could have profits on the Q4 2004.

Latest news from the Chairman were" The Group remains confident that it is in a strong position within the outsourcing market, although the protection of its cash position is paramount.
With a broad product portfolio allowing the customer base to use IQE as a 'one stop shop', a large available production capacity and a strong balance sheet, the Board believes the Group will benefit strongly as the overall semiconductor industry recovers and will continue to strengthen its position as the leading outsource supplier of advanced wafer products to the sector. "

Nearly all the recent results have been encouraging. Q4 accounts are being completed (30th Dec 2002). IQE know where they stand, if things had got worse their would have been a trading statement by now, and with Amberwave (IQE's partner) increasing its Asian presence, this is a bullish trend and a good point to pick up the shares @ 4.25p

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bermon - 24 Jan 2018 09:46 - 1312 of 1520

This could have been the early marked down
Telegraph - IQE short seller

HARRYCAT - 24 Jan 2018 09:58 - 1313 of 1520

Skinny, the gap is looking likely now. Good call.
Glad I am still watching rather than holding.
The iPhone X is a pretty expensive piece of kit, even for the 'must have' Apple hard core, so will be interesting to see what the sales figures are.

skinny - 24 Jan 2018 10:02 - 1314 of 1520

From a purely TA point of view, todays S3, S4 & S5 are 111.57, 106.27 & 100.97 respectively.


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required field - 24 Jan 2018 10:38 - 1315 of 1520

Job to know where the bottom is.....might be 90p or so which means another drop tomorrow followed by rebound....(just guessing).....

cynic - 24 Jan 2018 10:46 - 1316 of 1520

there looks to be no hurry to jump in
better hope that AAPL figures are better than predicted/intimated by Marshall Wace

my sipp holding is still +106% but am taking a battering on my trading a/c

iturama - 24 Jan 2018 12:06 - 1317 of 1520

Life is a risk. Sold a third of my LLoy holdings this morning and bought more of this lot. Its only money...

scimitar - 24 Jan 2018 12:22 - 1318 of 1520

Currently [at 1214h] Buys and Sells about equal - not really consistent with a 13.5% price drop?

Notable that Sells considerably outweigh Buys on 23 and 18 January.

23/01/2018 4,847,445 6,124,56 10,972,014

22/01/2018 6,090,012 6,533,487 12,623,499

19/01/2018 6,799,402 6,815,566 13,614,968

18/01/2018 4,131,915 6,552,626 10,684,541

17/01/2018 4,709,407 3,657,739 8,367,146

scimitar - 24 Jan 2018 12:48 - 1319 of 1520

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-01-24/sony-falls-after-jpmorgan-downgrade-over-slowing-iphone-demand

cynic - 24 Jan 2018 14:01 - 1320 of 1520

massive volume today
average is about 11m but already 30m

must surely be many forced and panicked sales

iturama - 24 Jan 2018 14:09 - 1321 of 1520

Showing 15M buys to 14M sells but you can't trust those numbers. It is the momentum that matters. Looks like all chip makers are being hit after weakening iPhone reports. Am I the only one with an iPhone X?

skinny - 24 Jan 2018 14:30 - 1322 of 1520

Colourful!

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bermon - 24 Jan 2018 14:41 - 1323 of 1520

Was the 100p a chance for many to close the shorts?
Is bouncing from that point

cynic - 24 Jan 2018 15:46 - 1324 of 1520

hard to tell, but as posted elsewhere, it is perhaps worth noting that AAPL continues to drift gently south while DOW continues to roar - as do AMZN and GOOG

cynic - 24 Jan 2018 16:04 - 1325 of 1520

44m traded as we head towards the close, 11m being the norm

kimoldfield - 24 Jan 2018 16:19 - 1326 of 1520

Good trading for the brave. I'm not one of them, just sticking to my ISA holding!😀

iturama - 24 Jan 2018 16:31 - 1327 of 1520

Quite a tree shake. I made some money but it was squeaky bum time for a while. Lets see what tomorrow brings.

cynic - 24 Jan 2018 16:45 - 1328 of 1520

ultimately 49m traded!

HARRYCAT - 24 Jan 2018 18:04 - 1329 of 1520

iturama, if you can afford an X then this kind of trading is probably just pocket money for you??? ;o) (am plodding along with 4 year old Nexus 5)

HARRYCAT - 25 Jan 2018 11:13 - 1330 of 1520

Declared short interest now 12.2%

cynic - 25 Jan 2018 11:16 - 1331 of 1520

even i am finding the above rather worrying
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