goldfinger
- 19 Mar 2013 13:57
goldfinger
- 15 Oct 2013 09:28
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Long on PIC and already in profit.
goldfinger
- 15 Oct 2013 13:26
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Fantastic couple of days for the thread.
Im hoping my link to Twitter is helping prices here.
Hopefully we could also get a few new posters aswel.
goldfinger
- 15 Oct 2013 13:52
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TPT not an outstanding chart but theMACD is just about to go positive and G Sachs have just put out a conviction buy on the stock at 160p so Ive gone long.
ITV also have a heavy advertising programme aswel.
goldfinger
- 17 Oct 2013 18:01
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On the verge of a breakout. MACD osc looks promising not perfect but positive.
Think its cheap fundy wise aswel. Checking it out.
goldfinger
- 17 Oct 2013 18:07
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TTG present P/E 13 so not very demanding will be interesting to see what forward P/Es are (on lap top data not available at moment)...........PLUS
recent conviction Buy.............
15 Oct
Goldman Sachs
Conviction Buy
198.75
240.00
320.00
Retains
320p SP target.
goldfinger
- 18 Oct 2013 03:18
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Liking the look of the SHI chart. Already broken horizontal support and could go for a break through of the ceiling of the upward trend channel.
Roofing and insulation materials market recovering. Beneficiary of housing market boom.
david lucas
- 18 Oct 2013 08:34
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Hey GF
Like the chart for Nano. It has support around 150 and a rising RSI from below 30. Also below the placing price, see below:
Nanoco to raise 10m pounds through placing
AIM-listed Nanoco Group has unveiled plans to raise around 10m pounds through the placing of just under 6.37m shares at 157p each.
The placing will be made via an accelerated bookbuild, with the proceeds being used to fund the company's continued growth.
The placed shares will be equivalent to around 3% of the company's issued ordinary share capital.
The placing price of 157p is at a discount of approximately 2.2% to the closing price on October 14th, the day before the announcement was made.
Chief Executive Officer Michael Edelman said: "During the past few months we have made rapid progress with the commercialisation of our technology and with the development of our manufacturing capacity. The additional funds to be raised in this placing will assist our efforts to realise our strategy and to deliver value to our shareholders."
I have bought 2000 at 150.18 but do not expect to see much until production pushes ahead early next year. See below:
Nanoco losses widen as firm works towards commercialisation
Nanoco, the AIM-listed nanomaterials group, saw annual losses widen during a year of major progress in the commercialisation of its quantum dot technology.
The company, headquartered in Manchester, specialises in cadmium-free quantum dots (CFQDs) which are used in many applications, including LCD displays, lighting and solar cells.
The loss before tax for the 12 months to July 31st increased to £5.04m, compared with a loss of £4.35m the year before, reflecting the costs of additional technical staff and associated operating costs. The firm said that these costs were "necessary" for accelerating the process of completing its CFQD display application.
Revenues meanwhile increased from £2.95m to £3.93m, helped by the significant worldwide licensing agreement with The Dow Chemical Company signed in January.
The agreement is for exclusive rights to manufacture and market Nanoco CFQDs for the display industry for use in LCD TVs, computer screens, tablets and smartphones. Dow has told the firm that commercial production should start during the first half of 2014.
This partnership is "proceeding well and continues to be a major focus for the business," said Chairman Anthony Clinch.
During the financial year, Nanoco also signed follow-on development agreements with Osram (LED general lighting) and Tokyo Electron (solar power), both of which are said to be progressing well.
"We look forward to building on a year of solid progress in the commercialisation of our technology and view the future with confidence," Clinch said.
Interesting company for the future!!
David Lucas
goldfinger
- 18 Oct 2013 08:52
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Yep interesting piece david. Just moved up again. Fingers crossed markets stay positive. I see OPAY blue again.