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Tapaas owns 8500000 shares in this comapany…..every penny the SP moves is worth £85 000 to him I suspect he is doing everything he can to boost the Market cap of this company. Great spot on Paul Scott SonnyBurnett. He clearly got his fingers badly burnt in the past and does not look beyond his red flags and reading of accounts. The company did pick up $4.5 million of receivables...
Read his 7 May 2013 article on Quindell price was around 7/8p http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-report-7-may-qpp-snx-cap-kbc-73071/ Fast forward almost one year. Price up to 43p! http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChart.asp?sharechart=QPP&share=quindell Paul Scott is a real Warren Buffet alright.... lol
There is nothing that Allenby or the DQE can do about this. As I said before there is a difference between a good company and a good stock. DQE management cannot control the share price. Because there is only a small number of shares not in the hands of major holders, all that is left is a greedy MM, a crappy article from Paul Scott and a couple of spooked private investors to get the share price to tank.
i have let Allenby know about this and that is the response i have got . next i will talk to the chairman but i am not looking for miracles with the share price of DQE. DQ Entertainment‏ Actions Amrit Nahal (a.nahal@allenbycapital.com)Add to contacts 13:42 To: x Picture of Amrit Nahal Dear x We are not able to speak to or give advice to private clients. It would be best to speak to a broker who we are allowed to deal with. Regards, Amrit
Indeed, Paul Scott's article is utterly negative towards DQE but let's remember that the share price is ONLY back to where it was in early Dec. DQE is an AIM stock with a tiny market cap. Expect a lot of volatility. It was remarkable that the price rerated up close to 30 in the first place on so little real news - a clear sign that the day traders were looking to make a quick buck. For the record, I'm happy for this to happen. I bought in and sold out quickly too. But I am also a long term holder. The way I see it, for the shares I held from pre-Dec, nothing has changed. Finally, if DQE is fake, Tapaas Chakravarti will lose a LOT more money than me!
I'm on a dinghy in the south Pacific, or at least it feels like it.
Just don't understand the drop today. Ppl are selling at 16.5 ffs.
I won't delve into the gory details, but Paul Scott savaged DQE in his daily article yesterday on Stockopedia. He reviews companies based on their balance sheet, and to be fair, DQE's is poor. That said, he's also judging a book by its cover because he has a strong dislike of foreign companies listed on AIM, having been burned before. I think he crossed a line in speculating that DQE is a fake company and its animations are a work of fiction. If you take the time to look at the investment story, clearly neither of those things are true. They're very damaging allegations though. I've said before that I agree the PE here is a work of fiction, and I think it's still the case. I maintain a holding here because I think DQE have a great strategy and the market cap is simply too low for a business with their back catalogue and potential. They also have some strong deals with genuine blue chip organisations that I feel will deliver in time. For now, we're on a downswing and it could be a nasty one. There's a lot of room for improvement in the next RNS.
Have you sold?
i have invested in DQE despite some of my friends telling me tostay away , now i really regret it just lost ten grand ouch.
we're getting pulverised!
going down fast
Small Cap Value Report (17 Feb 2014) - DQE, ESSR, GTC, RBN, CRA Monday, Feb 17 2014 by Paul Scott 16 comments 23 - See more at: http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-value-report-17-feb-2014-dqe-essr-gtc-rbn-cra-81389/#sthash.UwnoeoSr.dpuf
is there something he is not telling us ,if this is true WHY the share price is falling . come on mate sign big contract soon or i will be loosing my patience here with nearly 40% down. There is a clear upsurge in the economy of North America, however the economic slowdown in Europe still continues. DQE is now making all efforts in North America to take benefit of the increased demand for TV and movie content in animation - hybrid presentations as well as pure live action. We are in a number of advanced negotiations with production houses in the USA in this regard. With the eruption of newer delivery formats, such as the VOD (video-on-demand) and SVOD (subscription video-on-demand) platforms, there is an increased demand for animated children's content as can be seen from announcements of deals made by Netflix, Hulu, DreamWorks and several other major studios in the US. DQE, with its track record of international high quality productions such as Little Prince, Iron Man, Fantastic Four, Jungle Book, Peter Pan, The Penguins of Madagascar etc., should benefit from this renewed demand. The industry is also witnessing an increase in demand for Visual Effects (VFX) content for animated feature films, live Action thrillers & action films and Sci-fi films from Hollywood, Europe and Japan. This will enable DQE to take advantage of its capabilities and trusted name for CGI/VFX production in USA and Europe. Our intellectual properties are gathering momentum worldwide. We have successfully completed the delivery of 'The Jungle Book Season 2'. Based on the strong demand from the broadcasters and producers worldwide we have "green lit" the production of the second season of 'The New Adventures of Peter Pan'. With a substantial evolvement of distribution technologies and delivery platforms, our licensing and distribution team is continuously exploring avenues for 360 degree monetisation of our content library.
if Allenby believed in DQE WHY they don't come out every month or so and recommend DQE as a buy. can someone tell me that please and can someone copy and paste the stockopedia report please, look like i will be losing a lot of money here again.
this was the choice on the day i bought in to DQE QPP doubled since where i am losing a lot money here . as they say right place right time, me always in the wrong place all the time .
lucrative new contract or blockbuster film will save day . maybe tomorrow .
The administrative costs have been impacted on account of a provision of INR 57mn due from one of our customers, which has gone into administration. and that was in november The Company continues to make significant efforts to reduce its receivables to a normal cycle. Since April 2013, the Company has already collected Rs. 866 mn . We are constantly in touch with all the clients/partners/broadcasters/distributors/agents for recovery of due amounts and monies are being received from most of the clients on regular basis, thereby assuring that the clients are committed to pay. We do not foresee any issues on the recoverability of these amounts. However, our administrative costs have been impacted by a provision of INR 57mn (with a corresponding reduction in receivables) which is due from one customer, although we are hopeful of recovering this debt. for the smallest mistake and the market will punish you ,but who is victim here me the share holder.
pablo2 like you say we should have sold earlier ,in my case i should have sold on the day i bought it, i was not comfortable with DQE ,now how much that mistake will cost me.can anyone see this turning around .allenby target of 50p looks a long way now more like 15p to me .
Quite a lot of trading today. Hopefully there'll be some more buys to soak up the sells we've seen. Certainly 19p looks tempting to some, as it should. Allenby says 50p. I can't remember the last time we had a sustained rise on quarterly results notifications. Roll on Q4 I guess! Might be too long to wait for some and that is fair enough.
18.45 is even more of a steal. This sp is just too low. Pablo2 , 29p will be eclipsed at some point. It sounds like you need to decide if you are a trader or an investor. If you can afford to, top up and lock these away. As H&N says, there is plenty to look forward to. You have to be patient.
The stockopedia report is a piece of crap. That guy wrote about DQE before where he used the exact same "work of fiction" term. He tries to damage DQE by suggesting things like "totally fictitious sale" and "a connected party who has agreed to help a company boost their profits by rendering them with a fictitious invoice." He then says: "I think the market cap of £12.5m is about £12.5m too high, and award this share my strongest level of bargepole warning." Followed by: "I would reconsider that once they have got Debtors down to say 90 days, and when cashflow has more or less equalised with profits, and sustainable dividends are being paid." That doesn't make any sense, first he says that at £12,5 million he thinks the market cap is £12,5 million too high, but then says he will consider buying shares when debtor days are down and cashflow equals profits......? ...Profits?...Again total BS because he thinks their profits are a "work of fiction" with fake invoices and profit figures. Yeah, that makes sense... Do you think he's contacted the company to get some answers? I don't think so. Because he has done this before I'm willing to bet £500 that he's buying shares after trashing them, selling them into q4 results and repeating the same stuff next year. (In my opinion). It looks like this guy knows nothing about investing in the film industry because he hasn't got a clue about how revenue/receivables recognition and payments work in the film industry. I'm going to send that piece of $hit article to DQE investor relations.
stock o pedia report has spooked a few retail holders. with an illiquid stock you have to take the highs and the lows. it moves a long on low volumes. next quarter should show some bumper figures and we are due a lot of good fundamental contract news
Looks as if it's heading for the November lows of 16.25p or so. Thought about getting out when we zoomed up to 29p late December but thought it might do more (in reality I was talked out of it, but silly me for listening). When a share goes up too quickly (about 75% in 6 weeks), it's going to correct. Admittedly, it's a lot more than a correction to that spike now but I'll sit for another few months at least. Don't think I can personally find anything that bad in yesterday's RNS just that the company seems to put too cautious a note on everything. If that RNS had been written just a little bit differently, I think we'd have a very different sp today - possibly up on last weekend's price.
heading for the teens Support & Resistance More 2nd Resistance Point 23.083 1st Resistance Point 22.667 22.250 1st Support Level 21.667 2nd Support Level 21.083