moneyman
- 03 Jan 2004 20:03
Tipped by the independent 2/01/2004
........."And so to our traditional "wild card". Pipex Communications, formerly known as GX Networks, is a telecoms company created by one of the entrepreneurs behind Ukbetting, Peter Dubens. It has been assembled from six smaller players. The ambitious company is generating cash for the first time but is still not widely followed in the City. It could be an undiscovered gem".
Nitefly
- 01 Nov 2004 10:07
- 723 of 1874
I notice the mm's are playing this one cute today. If the spread was to close a little it might help confidence. They were quick to up the offer price on the back of the smaller investor this morning but aren't as confident that punters will keep hold of these. I was going to buy a sizeable block of these this morning but will now wait and watch.
NF
AdieH
- 01 Nov 2004 10:22
- 724 of 1874
Just got in again, been out for six months made my money, now I hope it will be an upward trend again... Would be nice to see the 12p mark sometime in the near future.
Troys
- 01 Nov 2004 10:33
- 725 of 1874
Nitefly
Yes a big a spread 8.5% not inviting
Oakapples142
- 01 Nov 2004 10:49
- 726 of 1874
Probably because the MMs have still got a hat full to sell.
willfagg
- 01 Nov 2004 11:17
- 727 of 1874
thats not a cheerful thought for the share price!
Nitefly
- 01 Nov 2004 11:25
- 728 of 1874
Well, if we are talking circa 80m shares then at this rate we are going to be here or here abouts for a while at current trade volumes. Chances are we could see some slippage, unless we get more news or trades pick up.
Picking the right moment is going to be tricky. No reason not to get in later, even if it does go north. If it drops a tad then all the better for those wanting to jump aboard, I doubt there's going to be any great movement either way any time soon. AIMHO.
Good luck all
NF
ptholden
- 01 Nov 2004 11:35
- 729 of 1874
Might be wrong, but it looked like those 80m shares were shifted on Friday, remember 165m traded or thereabouts.
Regards
PTH
Troys
- 01 Nov 2004 17:06
- 730 of 1874
A dull day today. Started with some promise.
Oakapples142
- 02 Nov 2004 09:59
- 731 of 1874
What does todays RNS mean
willfagg
- 02 Nov 2004 10:28
- 732 of 1874
oakapples , i think it means that UBS are very big fan of PXC and have bought a further squillion shares to take their total holding of PXC shares to megasquilions or 19% of the total share capital of the company. IMO. If i am misleading you i am sure someone will correct me
ptholden
- 02 Nov 2004 10:30
- 733 of 1874
This is who they are and what they do. Who are they acting for, if anyone?
UBS Investment Bank is a leading global securities and investment banking firm, providing a full spectrum of products to institutional and corporate clients, intermediaries, governments and hedge funds worldwide.
Top-tier capabilities in investment banking, unrivalled content, global distribution power and award winning relationship-enhancing technology drive our competitive position and growth in profitability.
We meet our clients' needs through the following business areas: investment banking, equities, fixed income, rates and currencies. Headquartered in London, UBS Investment Bank employs over 15,000 people in 31 countries globally.
UBS Investment Bank's position within the UBS Group lends our business the stability and security of one of the world's most prestigious financial institutions. We take advantage of UBS's superior financial strength and investor network whenever they can create or protect value.
Against this solid background, we have built a unique organization committed to delivering exceptional levels of service with a single aim - continued client success.
Regards
PTH
Oakapples142
- 02 Nov 2004 10:34
- 734 of 1874
Thanks Guys - I have a very red portfolio to-day and my mind is boggling.
Troys
- 02 Nov 2004 13:22
- 735 of 1874
20% stake holding seems good to me. Why does the market not like it?
Mack 1705
- 02 Nov 2004 15:02
- 736 of 1874
looks like a good buying opportunity, on a low volume trading day!
mickeyskint
- 02 Nov 2004 15:05
- 737 of 1874
Could we be in for a takeover?
MS
Troys
- 02 Nov 2004 15:33
- 738 of 1874
Date: 02/11/2004
PIPEX launches trial of fastest-ever broadband service
Registration open until November 28th for 2mbps broadband service
PIPEX has launched an affordable new broadband service which allows residential customers to download content at twice the speed of its existing 1mbps services. PIPEX is inviting high volume broadband users to register for a trial version of Solo 2000, which has no download constraints or caps, for 39.99 per month.
With a download speed of 2mbps (megabits per second), Solo 2000 is up to 40 times faster than dial-up Internet access and allows customers to download an unlimited level of bandwidth-hungry music, films, images and large files more quickly than ever.
Solo 2000 has been developed as part of BTs Home 2000 Trial and is available to everyone within reach of a BT enabled exchange, allowing users to sample PIPEXs award-winning, cost-effective broadband service. Registration closes at midnight on November 28th, with the trial itself beginning on November 29th.
Dominic Crolla, Managing Director of PIPEX Broadband, comments, Solo 2000 is our fastest ever residential broadband service, allowing customers to surf the Internet at twice the speed, but with the security and high quality associated with all PIPEX services. Customers have until November 28th to register for the trial version of Solo 2000 and they can then begin downloading music, images and files quicker than ever before.
PIPEX has also reduced the tariff for its Solo 1000 Lite service to 27.99 (+VAT) per month, as well as increasing the download cap from 2Gb to 8Gb.
Those wishing to sign-up for the product trial should visit the PIPEX website at www.solo.pipex.net/solo2000
Oakapples142
- 03 Nov 2004 07:58
- 739 of 1874
WOW news from PXC (which turns out to be no news!) - IMHO interesting ride ahead.
2Richard2
- 03 Nov 2004 09:59
- 740 of 1874
Buy/Sell columns misleading - 7.85 is the current offer with Comdirect
blakester
- 03 Nov 2004 18:16
- 741 of 1874
Anybody have any idea why the sudden halt after Friday? Cheers
blakester
- 03 Nov 2004 18:18
- 742 of 1874
Is this going to be a slow burner?