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Research into ARM's strategic position vs. AMD and Intel, from a Cambridge University computer science graduate: http://www.slyman.org/blog/2011/02/arm-to-dominate-microprocessor-architecture/
Brokers cite Merrill Lynch upgrade from 'underperform' to 'neutral', target 660p.
I hope your trip went well. Am I right in thinking ARM just 'print' more shares for their staff schemes, after every board selloff? A dilution to the disadvantage of small investors?
Just be a bad day, but glad I sold at 650. LP 598 Will look at again about 500-550
Hi All holders, this SP has not climbed up and down as it is known to be in the past year or so. Is it a retrace of unsustainable growth> or is it a cooling down period. What is the news around it. Anyone knows? lets have your views and reason together
I have been studying Arm Holding for the past six months it seems very strong and has gained steadily. I must admit I was shaken this morning as it went down as 618.5p I bought in at 621p and quickly sold at 623.5p as I was scared because of the volume of sell. I hope I can catch it next time it retrace. I have my eyes on LLoyds and RBS. I am also monitoring BARCs once it has retrace or set a new range.
If they knew something bad we didn't they'd be in deep do-do for selling. I think thats the one thing you can say for definite - no bad news for the foreseeable future
There was anarticle in the DM on Sat about 6 months ago having ARM as a 'Sell' because they had alot of compatition, sp was around 370p at the time. Just goes to show DYOR!!
I guess you are right. I was abit concern that all the directors are selling. Do they know what we don't know? I will wait and watch
The SP had gone up 6% the day before so a re-trace was likely. Personally I'm looking to get in long term at about 560. if it comes it comes, if it doesn't there are lots of other opportunities. I know all directors sell, however I think that ARM has has such a fine run that it will retrace a bit more.
Don't you investors chart about this share. I have not gotten any reply yet.
What do you think of this SP. The CEO speech in Arm News was a positive one. I wonder why the SP has gone down over 5% yesterday. Is it because investors were taking out profit which allows investors to buy in. I am new into this and have just bought into it this morning. I hope it will pick up before the end of today.
Read the "ARM Share News" above then make your mind up. Directors do occasionally sell their Share Options so that they can buy that new yacht; or, the new house; or, that new Ferrari........ and good luck to them if they are steering the SP (and also the Co. value) higher. But, DYOR and make your choices.
DM = Daily Mail
There was an article in the DM last Saturday - not the font of all business I know but saying that as the directors had sold a bundle last week, may be time to sell. Anyway, yesterday it went up on good news and today another director sold so definately on my watchlist but may start to buy in only on dips and only a small amount at a time. The ones I bought yesterday I sold at yesterdays high.
Is this SP good for short term trading ie day trade or week trade? is this still good buy at this price
I don't hold any of AR M shares,a friend told me when they were just over £3,I wish if I believed him that time,well done everyone,and 10 pounds on the way before easter
Rocketing in last 5 minutes
Buying in for the long term
http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=201102071035477841A I realise the guys selling are supposed to know more than us, but I can't help thinking that they should have held on to the shares!
I was trading in the late 90's, made many ££££££ and lost it again just as fast! Who remembers >> PCM - GIM - DUC - BLT - BLM - one would buy just before the bell and sell by 08:30 next day for a £1,200 + profit, did a handful of £5,000 over night trades. Happy days! Wish I had kept BLT Bought £50k @ 2.75 15 Feb 2000 for a quick £5,000. > £ 480,000 at end of 2010!
I read ARM were looking to enter the desktop market ... if I could find where I read that I'd link it.
this chip related share appears to be on the verge of recovery imho, do some research folks.
Arm Holdings (ARM), the Cambridge-based chip designer, continued to benefit from strong demand for smartphones and tablets as it delivered full-year results that were slightly ahead of expectations and said it was well placed for 2011. The company, which is rumoured to be a takeover target, reported pre-tax profits for the full year ended 31st December 2010 rose from 96.8 million pounds to 167.4 million pounds on sales up 33% at 406.6 million pounds on a normalised basis. Looking ahead, chief executive Warren East said: "2011 will bring exciting opportunities and challenges as Arm enters competitive new markets." Shares in Arm rose by 36.5p to 552.5p.
profits and earnings for WHOLE year '10 are up in the low 70's %,which DOES surpass the Telegraph report forecasts,sorry.