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Think folk are buying with hope of a bid. But no chance. Sure to have big drop soon. Hope to get back in then.
Whats keeping this SP up as it is overpriced and the bid rumour was unfounded or is there something we mere mortals don't know
to see someones awake.have a good day
Late large deals are traders who always do this on all stocks. So no reasons for buying.
thats tipped to fall someone is buying large amounts.two trades yesterday late total £7million ?????????
I would like to buy back at 320-330 but as AGM1969 says it will probably stick around the350 mark for a time until some news or a market correction but i am by no means an expert but look at whats happening now and look at company history an make my judgements on that basis
Think these will just stay round the 350 mark for a while, if they drop back below 320 its a buy. But buying into Pace Micro again today, there going up soon. All the Analysts are quoting buy.
Thanks for your post yesterday, I found the urgent, de-ramping, "I've gone short" tone a bit "panicky" - but I also, could see the big gap on no real news, you were 100% correct Buddy! What is your buy back price? BH.
Shares in ARM Holdings retreat 4.1 percent, the biggest FTSE 100 faller, as some analysts say the stock is overvalued, pointing to signs of weakening demand in its chipmaker customers' end-markets. ARM has risen 41 percent in the last three months, a 35 percent better performance than the blue-chip index. Analyst Nick James at Panmure Gordon says the stock is vulnerable to a weakening macro picture. He downgrades his revenue forecasts for 2011 and 2012 by 3 percent and 4 percent, respectively, and his price target to 265 pence from 275 pence. 'While ARM has significant exposure to key structural growth trends like smartphones and tablets and is gaining share in other segments, a good portion of its business is exposed to the general semiconductor market which is likely to be impacted by a weakening macro picture,' he says. Doubts about the strength of the recovery for the technology sector were strengthened when Intel warned on Friday that its third-quarter revenue would fall short of its own estimates by more than $1 billion. J.P.Morgan Cazenove analyst Sandeep Deshpande, who has an 'underweight' rating on ARM, says in a note dated Sept. 1: 'ARM is trading at 36.5x next year's consensus EPS, which in all likelihood be downgraded due to the ongoing semi softness.' Reuters Messaging rm://paul.sandle.reuters.com@reuters.net
As you say i am not bitter i am lol all the way to the bank but will probably buy back once the retrace
Ok, it's at an all time high, and may be due a retrace, but why sell? Ever heard of a trailing stop? Should have sold in tranches budd, then you wouldn't be so bitter. Numpty!
iT MAY be up 2% but with past experience with this share there will be a sharp fall after the hype of the proposed take over has passed I have already sold so it is no relevance to me but only to warn others who have looked into this share history
ok, we get it, you have a short here. calm down, you have been de-ramping here all day and it is still up over 2% give it a rest.
THE BIG BOYS ARE ABOUT TO SELL
JUMP WHILE YOU ARE IN PROFIT GOING DOWN
How far will it go before the big drop ???????????????????
Afraid theres no take over of ARM, it always says it would not be allowed as so many problems with existing contract customers. Get out now I say. They will drop later.
this at your peril (or with a GSO). If a bid is confirmed this could fly.
IMOP This will settle back to around 340 as rumour has escalated this
I am really tempting to short this? bcz it has gone really a lot!!
More sells than buys looks like we are in retreat again
Intel will want this company so that it can monopolise the chip development industry.
Trades are fizzling now. Likely to drop back to where they started, happened all last week, so whats new this week ? Might try getting back in at reality price.
I agreed with AGM1969, current climate suggest to short this target to 250.00
Shares in ARM rise 5 percent to a 1-month high, heading the top-flight gainers, after Intel buys Infineon's wireless unit. The $1.7 billion deal is seen as shining an M&A spotlight on the sector and good news for the British company in the short-term as Intel indicates it will continue to support the ARM chip designs as used by Infineon. 'Today's reaction is generally around the fact there's a potential M&A cycle happening, and one of the clear architectures you'd want in this space is probably ARM's,' says analyst Lee Simpson at Jefferies & Co, who has 'sell' recommendation on ARM. 'It's erroneous to think anybody would buy it, however, because it comes with a lot of traps in the valuation.' He also says some observers will think this is an admission by Intel that they can't compete in the smartphone arena without using some ARM technology. However, he says Intel will probably be in a position to dispense with some ARM services in the next two to three years Nick James at Panmure Gordon says there is relief Intel has indicated it will support existing Infineon products for the time being at least. 'The existing Infineon products are the ARM based ones, so it doesn't necessarily mean suddenly a load of stuff is going to be switched off. But there is still a long-term threat ... So it's broadly it's an OK outcome.' He adds that ARM is also a defensive play, and as a supplier gives exposure to the Apple success story