hangon
- 09 Mar 2007 12:22
What a fall! Previously well above 50p on the hope that their screens would revolutionise advertising....but whilst it looks a good product it requires careful manufacture and the investment has dropped away, it seems ( DYOR!).
However, it's surprising there is no-one interested (here), since Displays (if they become popular) will result in large sales - however, there is an alternative (leaving aside LED which is a bit grainy - although that could change if an led assembly was made to address the "large-screen" market). I don't know the name sadly, but it is being made in the US by someone like Ricoh - not an enormous player, but large enough...sorry don't know what their technology is either......(oops).
My fear with SCT is that the punters have got themselves excited too soon....if fresh funding is needed it will have to be at a discount to the recent 35p-ish....so I guess they'll go about 25p.....and consequently (uunless Directors chip-in) the Market price will follow for a while.
The funding is needed to make a faster manufacturing machine....the technology appears to be OK and they have some displays out on trial....can't say I was over-impressed, but maybe at 25p, it might be a buying opportunity. At recent c.70p I was wary and whilst it is nice to support technology, it can hurt and this has been demonstrated although somewhat unexpected even by a cynic like me!
. If there is a snag it's two: this new technology could eclipse SCT on size -- - since SCT is fixed as a multiple of 15" "laptop" screens, this is a worry as consumers demand larger screens and once the market moves-on SCT could find sourcing expensive...although now that is a distant issue only. Being fixed as a multiple of 15" is fine.....but if the "new tech" screen was just 10% bigger it would beat SCT into a cocked-hat for "attention" and SCT still has a feint "tiling" effect to master. (DYOR, it may be 16").
I don't hold for the reasons stated, but I might at the right price...it's easy to pay too much...I usually do!
Active
- 25 Oct 2007 13:31
- 76 of 105
A good size buy for 54,196 shares has come through at a premium at 3.65 pence.
3.00-3.75 pence, Level 2 is v.positive at 3 v 1. May see that possible large buy order from yesterday.
Active
- 25 Oct 2007 13:36
- 77 of 105
3.25-3.75 pence, L2 is 1 v 1. Looking really good now with new buyers and all the profit takers out.
Active
- 25 Oct 2007 14:16
- 78 of 105
Level 2 has gone positive at 2 v 1 now and KBC offering 3.50 pence on the bid - big premium. IMO 4 pence could be broken this afternoon.
Active
- 25 Oct 2007 15:25
- 79 of 105
3.25-4.00 pence, Level 2 is 2 v 2. Looking really good to attack 5 pence tomorrow.
Active
- 25 Oct 2007 18:01
- 80 of 105
A good 20% rise today on strong buying volume with nearly 700,000 in buys including some good late buys at 4 pence near the close. New buyers today at 3.25-4.00 pence prices and with all the profit takers out yesterday bodes well. IMO should see good rise again tomorrow as one of the market makers (KBC) continues bidding aggressively for stock. It seems there is more to the interest than meets the eye and could get one those big rises on breakout on the chart. The price will rise v.fast once it crosses the upper bollinger band IMO. It's nearly there!
Active
- 25 Oct 2007 21:01
- 81 of 105
ITrans Screen on display in Virgin Megastore in Picaddilly:

My favourite ITrans screen in the Virgin Megastore in Piccadilly just got bigger - its now double the size it was previously.
The great thing with these ITrans screens is that you can easily tile them and make them any size and shape you like. I still havent seen any really innovative shapes with this yet but you get the picture that you can quite easily create 12 and 16 sheet (and larger).
http://www.dailydooh.com/archives/375
Active
- 26 Oct 2007 08:45
- 82 of 105
looking really good. Level 2 is 1 v 1. Expecting rise to 5-6 pence today.
notlob
- 26 Oct 2007 11:14
- 83 of 105
going nicely, well done, Active
Active
- 26 Oct 2007 17:34
- 84 of 105
Thanks notlob. My 5 pence target was reached which I predicted without news and so fair value at. I closed my position at 4.40 pence earlier today having bought in at 2.33 pence . Couldn't get 5 pence as I was away from my screen. Will have a look at these again when any news comes. A 115% rise this week!
terry91
- 26 Oct 2007 20:47
- 85 of 105
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dave7010
- 29 Oct 2007 12:31
- 86 of 105
still looking good, on the way up.
trader6
- 29 Oct 2007 13:23
- 87 of 105
I think advfn bulletin board demonstrates the lengths some of these rampers will
go to.
Active or chancer6 as he is known on advfn has created another username called
Accendo and is using that name to deramp Sct and ramp Mdz.
No surprises there.
dave7010
- 29 Oct 2007 16:29
- 88 of 105
we hit the six
Active
- 29 Oct 2007 20:05
- 89 of 105
Gosh, another rise here. As I said I'm out. Made a bit on EEL today and MDZ is looking good for a 50% tops rise from current levels IMO. Good Luck with these.
dave7010
- 06 Nov 2007 07:50
- 90 of 105
news out.
dave7010
- 06 Nov 2007 08:34
- 91 of 105
a rise up.hope we have take off now. good luck.
dave7010
- 06 Nov 2007 10:46
- 92 of 105
a lot of buying now,
Active
- 06 Nov 2007 18:24
- 93 of 105
Screen Technology New loan facility
RNS Number:0757H
Screen Technology Group plc
06 November 2007
Screen Technology Group plc
Loan and Trading Agreement with Shearline Precision Engineering Limited
Screen Technology Group plc ("Screen Technology" or the "Company") announces
that it has entered into a Loan and Trading Agreement (the "Agreement") with
Shearline Precision Engineering Limited ("Shearline"). The agreement underpins a
key strategic relationship with Shearline and provides the Company with #500,000
of working capital funding.
Shearline is an established strategic partner based in Ely which manufactures
iTrans tiles and modules on behalf of Screen Technology. Under the terms of the
Agreement Shearline will provide Screen Technology with a loan of up to
#500,000, repayable in equal instalments over 60 months, to fund the Company's
existing debt of #333,694 from Shearline and to fund further manufacturing and
development costs. The loan bears interest at a variable commercial rate, can be
repaid without penalty at any time and is secured by way of debenture on the
Company's intellectual property. This security will be released on repayment of
the loan. Shearline have also been granted warrants over 1,000,000 Ordinary
Shares, representing approximately 2.8 per cent of the current issued share
capital, exercisable at a subscription price of 5p per share at any time until
November 2012.
Peter Smyth, non-executive Chairman said:
"We are delighted with this further strengthening of our relationship with
Shearline which also provides us with significant additional financial
resources."
Enquiries:
Screen Technology Group plc 01223 559600
Thomas Jarman, CEO
Charles Stanley Securities 020 7149 6000
(Nominated Adviser)
Russell Cook
Henry Fitzgerald O'Connor
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END
Active
- 06 Nov 2007 18:25
- 94 of 105
Back in with 50,000 shares at 4.75 pence this morning. Price developing into a nice uptrend now with no resistance until 12 pence. Very hard to buy in quantity and the market makers have started charging premium for stock. Its only heading one way...UP! You don't throw 500K at something unless you are not privy to something IMO.
Active
- 06 Nov 2007 18:25
- 95 of 105
Sharecast:
Screen seals 0.5m Shearline loan
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Large screen display maker Screen Technology recorded gains Tuesday on news it has entered into a 0.5m loan and trading agreement with Shearline Precision Engineering
The agreement underpins a key strategic relationship with Shearline and provides the company with 500,000 of working capital funding, it said.
Shearline, an established strategic partner which makes iTrans tiles and modules on behalf of Screen, will receive repayments in equal instalments over 60 months.
The money will fund the Screen's existing debt of 333,694 from Shearline and help cover further manufacturing and development costs.
We are delighted with this further strengthening of our relationship with Shearline which also provides us with significant additional financial resources, said non-executive chairman Peter Smyth.
http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/story.cgi?story_id=1724708