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many shares are technically overvalue, that doesn't mean much. The main thing is what the investors think the share will do in the medium to long term. Most people agree that in the medium to long term ARM's got a bright future as it is expanding into new fields and is expected to keep on growing year on year.
Projected EPS 9p + growth = Price range 150 to 200 Nobody listens to Bengamin Graham any more!
this time next year should be double this price imo
Quote: "Revenue rose 34%, but analysts at Panmure Gordon said the numbers were expected. They also remain bearish on the stock as “the share price is discounting a fairly stellar performance over the next few years”. Bid rumours have also driven the price up recently, but Panmure thinks an approach is unlikely. Last night’s warning on fourth quarter revenue from ARM chip user Texas Instruments didn’t help."
so good results and share goes right down, doesn't make sense, anyone any ideas?
1.5 m shares bought after the bell, fri 22nd oct. Serious buyer has returned.
could that be the reason?
any knowledge why ARM is in auction?
not a soul to be seen on this forum today. just a question . will the SP rise as ARM is having its Q3 results on 26th otober ?
These should rise today on solid intel results .
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US says the same for chip makers,l ess demand. Got out, may get back in if they bottom out.
news on the Verizon
Repeat after me, ARM do NOT make chips. You are long on ARM because of Microsoft joint deal and the scope of their licences.
From today's Daily Mail Business section ARM Holdings led the market higher, soaring more than 6 per cent after Oracle chief executive Larry Ellison revealed that the cash rich it giant was keen to buy a chipmaker. ARM, which has also been touted as a target for Intel and Samsung and which designs the chips that power Apple's iPhone, saw its stock close 23.8p higher at 414.6p. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/article-1314984/MARKET-REPORT-Bitter-pills-drug-giants.html#ixzz10Wg1rTWQ
Put / Call ratio was hinting a down trend, but look at this rally. I missed the mentioned 'Click', anyone got an idea on this... are ARM in RIMMs BlackPad or something?
Andean - yes I am on after seeing 'click' - but like you large director sells make me nervous although they still hold a large number of shares. I dare say they are entitled to take some profit too.
of this company did you see the latest "Click"programme Saturday morning.
That's 3 Dates this month ie 7th-9th-14th Sept that Directors and Executives have sold shares this does not look good along with news of a slow down in the sales of some products that arm has there technology in
LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Shares in British chip designer ARM Holdings fell 5.9 percent to 381.1 pence on Tuesday after directors and executives of the company sold shares on Friday and Monday. 'ARM insiders selling stock,' a London-based trader said. He added rival Intel, which has previously been mentioned as a possible bidder for ARM, has also said that it plans no further acquisitions in the short term.
Take a hint from the directors over the last week think there is not the confidence in this share , still a good company but still overpriced
ARM Holdings plc ("the Company") announces the following dealings by Directors and PDMRs: On 10 September 2010 Tudor Brown, who is President of the Company, sold 150,000 shares at a price of 402.5 pence per share. His resultant shareholding is 916,834 shares. On 10 September 2010 Mike Muller, who is Chief Technology Officer of the Company, sold 300,000 shares at a price of 402.37 pence per share. His resultant shareholding is 1,461,857shares. On 13 September 2010 Mike Inglis, who is General Manager of the Processor Division of the Company, sold 100,000 held his Self-Invested Pension Plan at a price of 402 pence per share. His resultant holding is 207,246 shares. On 13 September 2010 Young Sohn, who is a non executive director of the Company, sold 25,000 ADRs (equivalent to 75,000 shares) at a price of US$18.7168 per share. His resultant holding is 84,000 shares. On 10 September 2010 Patricia Alsop, who is a PDMR sold 80,000 shares at a price of 405.4 pence per share. Her resultant shareholding is 55,455 shares. On 9 September 2010 Ian Drew, who is a PDMR, exercised an option over 20,000 shares at a price of 118.50 pence per share and sold the shares at a price of 405.39 pence per share. His resultant shareholding is 76,648 shares.
Could be over, but you never know. Getting too risky now.
The price of this share has risen steadily since October 2008 - and the general trend is still rising...the gloom merchants who forecast this would crash on Friday need to take a good look at their advice!