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I don't think INTEL has much option but to put in an offer for ARM as it looks as they want to supply the bulk of the market through there recent purchase and imop ARM is a essential part of the puzzle
Latest from USA there is talk of an offer but not from INTEL This could possibly instigate a counter bid from ????
Somethings going on, all US Tech etc fall yesterday, and ARM rise ? Seems like a bid again may come about. Shares will soar if so.
in the frist ten minutes...trying to break 350. Come on!
Intel May Buy ARM next ? With all the sudden fluctuation in the share price, it seems like there is something going on. 3 times this week, big rise then fall, later due to US stock market falls. I reckon these are going to have a massive jump, once the realnews comes out. Just the insiders who know and are making big profits.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/08/25/arm_server_extensions/ The ARM RISC processor is taking a few baby steps closer to being a credible alternative to x64 processors for servers, according to ARM Holdings, the British company behind the popular chip. According to notes for a speech delivered at the Hot Chips conference at Stanford University on Tuesday, ARM Holdings architecture program manager David Brash says that the ARMv7-A architecture design – which licensees are allowed to customize as they see fit – will have a new feature called large physical address extension. This will translate 32-bit virtual memory addresses to 40-bit or larger physical addresses. The idea, according to Brash, is to "ease pressure on the 4 GB limit for I/O and memory" in the current 32-bit designs for top-end ARM chips. At 40 bits, one terabyte of main memory could be attached to a 32-bit ARM core and the two-stage memory address translation does all the shuffling to make the core think it is just using a 4 GB memory space. The question is whether this shuffling and memory virtualization is going to eat up more power than just adding true 64-bit memory addressing to the chip anyway. But then again, on a lot of servers, it is not like an operating system is really under control of its main memory these days. RISC and x64 servers in the data center, where ARM chips might get some play, tend to get virtualized and carved up into pieces by hypervisors anyway. So as long as the hypervisor is designed in cahoots with the memory virtualization technology, then this could all work out rather nicely. As it just so turns out, Brash said that the new virtualization extensions to the "Eagle" architecture, as the ARMv7-A design is code-named (the chips are also known by the Cortex brand), has a set of virtualization extensions in the silicon that give a new privilege level for a hypervisor running atop the ARM chip, and the two-stage address translation works on a raw operating system owning the whole ARM chip or for a hypervisor that lets guest operating systems think they own the whole chip when they most assuredly do not. ARM has talked about how it will assist the virtualization of CPU cores and memory on the ARM chips, but has yet to describe how it will virtualize I/O, something it will eventually have to do just as x64 chips have had to do. For plenty of workloads, such as Web serving or big data crunching, 32-bit is enough memory to get the job done so long as the server has enough I/O bandwidth to move data from disk storage and the network into the machine and information that has been chewed on back out again. For these kinds of jobs, which are typically written in Linux and are therefore fairly portable, the issue really comes down to performance per watt, not legacy application instruction set compatibility. There are over 15 billion ARM chips that have been shipped since 1990, and at the moment there are o
are still driving these shares up.its relentless.
just bragging as usual.they cant compete with the brain at arm.in time they will want our company to asset strip as usual.
Intel reckon they can do without Arms chips and platforms ? Well Analysts think different. I know I'm holding on for more profit. It looks good and strong to me. Blood bath or not.
just keeps ticking up. even during a FTSE bloodbath like today. I was a bit concerned about a head and shoulders forming on the chart, but looks like the uptrend will continue. GL guys.
TESCO&ARM 2 'wonderfull business's' in opposite sectors, Defensive/Risk.
current PE ratio of 100??
must be the sexiest chart I've seen in a long while. 350 short term target. GL guys
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2010/08/19/bloomberg1376-L7DWU80UQVI901-7EG5IKENVUR3STP262EK8C3EID.DTL#ixzz0x3YSZWMD Aug. 19 (Bloomberg) -- European stocks fluctuated as the U.K. reported increased retail sales and a smaller-than-forecast deficit, offsetting Holcim Ltd. earnings that missed estimates. Asian shares climbed and U.S. index futures were little changed. Tesco Plc led British retailers higher. ARM Holdings Plc and ASML Holding NV advanced more than 1.5 percent as a forecast from Applied Materials Inc., the world's largest producer of chipmaking equipment, topped analysts' estimates. Holcim, the second-biggest cement maker, slid 4.4 percent. The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index rose 0.1 percent to 257.95 at 10:17 a.m. in London, having swung between gains and losses at least four times. The gauge has retreated 5.2 percent from this year's high on April 15 amid concern that measures to cut government deficits will curb economic growth, outweighing increased forecasts from Siemens AG to Daimler AG. "We're cautious on equities in the short-term," said Thomas Tilse, Frankfurt-based head of portfolio strategy at Cominvest Asset Management GmbH, which oversees about $65 billion. "It's going to be a difficult period. There are still some investment themes to digest, for example the fiscal policies in Europe need to be sorted out," he said on Bloomberg Television's "Countdown with Francine Lacqua." The MSCI Asia Pacific Index climbed 0.7 percent today. Futures contracts on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 0.2 percent before reports that may give more clues on the health of the U.S. economy. U.S. Jobless Claims Figures from the Labor Department at 8:30 a.m. in Washington may show initial U.S. jobless claims fell to 478,000 last week from 484,000 the prior week, according to the median forecast in a Bloomberg survey of economists. The Conference Board's index of leading indicators probably climbed in July and manufacturing in the Philadelphia region may have picked up in August, the survey showed. Britain posted a smaller budget deficit in July than economists forecast, putting the coalition government on course to reduce record levels of borrowing this year. Net borrowing was 3.17 billion pounds ($5 billion), compared with 5.52 billion pounds a year earlier, the Office for National Statistics said today. The median of 14 forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey was for a deficit of 4.8 billion pounds. Tesco, the U.K.'s biggest retailer, rose 0.9 percent to 406.7 pence as retail sales jumped in July by almost four times as much as economists forecast, according to data from the Office for National Statistics. Debenhams Plc, the U.K.'s second-largest department store company, advanced 1.2 percent to 58.5 pence. Technology Stocks Rally A measure of technology shares posted the biggest gain among 19 industry groups in the Stoxx 600 after Applied Materials forecast
If its anybody, maybe its Microsoft. They have the 5yr coop deal already with Arm.
Quick rise, when markets are slow, is this another take over opportunity. ?
check out yesterdays big buys after the bell.
http://www.electronista.com/articles/10/08/02/pc.firms.make.atom.tablets.to.avoid.intel.wrath/ PC builders not keen on making Atom-based tablets updated 12:00 pm EDT, Mon August 2, 2010PC firms make Atom tablets to avoid Intel wrath An apparent scoop from the PC industry hints that most computer builders are actively avoiding pushes by Intel to develop tablets based on Atom chips. Intel's Oak Trail should improve performance and battery life, but most are focusing on the better battery life and touchscreen UI of ARM processors and the Android OS. Those who do make Atom tablets only plan to ship small amounts to placate Intel and Microsoft and prevent either from retaliating by cutting off supply. Intel is asking companies to show Atom-based tablets at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco this September, according to DigiTimes. However, those pledging themselves are showing "engineering samples" that won't necessarily lead to production. Many are waiting to see if there will be demand. Such behavior wouldn't be uncommon based on prior leaks. Intel and Microsoft are believed to have pushed ASUS and MSI into showing Intel- and Windows-based tablets while either marginalizing or hiding their real ARM-plus-Android plans. ASUS may already be dropping Windows Embedded and would have just one Eee Pad using both Intel and Windows. Although Oak Trail is expected to be much more viable, Intel's traditional role in making notebook and desktop chips has been considered a liability in the tablet category. Atom still uses significantly more power, generates more heat and often costs more per chip -- often $25 or more -- but isn't necessarily faster for most purposes. Intel's integrated graphics are also often considered slower than the hardware attached to ARM, such as the PowerVR SGX 535 in the Apple iPad or NVIDIA's Tegra 250, and needs assists like Broadcom's Crystal HD accelerator just to smoothly decode some HD video. What few Windows tablets exist have fared poorly, as Apple's 3.27 million tablets in its latest quarter more than doubled the entire estimated 1.25 million Windows tablets for all of 2010. Intel wouldn't confirm or deny any rumors, but when asked it insisted it saw "positive momentum" in the adoption of Atom for tablets. Read more: http://www.electronista.com/articles/10/08/02/pc.firms.make.atom.tablets.to.avoid.intel.wrath/#ixzz0wy4GOJH4
WHERE are you?this is still a bid target you know.the yanks like it because its a major chip maker and they do like their chips.they like to have them and eat them.har har.
Looks like start of move for markets, now USA market is moving, we usually follow. And they are always high lighting tech, so thinkits time. Main thing is employment results Friday which were said to be okay.
Going up again. This stock will soon pick up again, just a blip, same as most stocks at moment. Tech gadgets are the future and Arm are the providers to make them work. I keep topping up at every good opportunity.
ARM EXTENDS REACH BEYOND PHONES TO TOY HELICOPTERS As electronic toys become more sophisticated they will need microprocessors chips this is a market growing very quickly in which ARM are on the ball to take advantage of therefore IMOP the brokers that have ARM down as a sell cannot see the forward potential of this great company Although some of their forward potential is already priced in they will pass this by 2010 Q4 Also with the obvious TAKEOVER POTENCIAL still on the agenda this must be a BUY
As the brokers say great figures and future orders This company is going to the top of its sector even though some of its potential is already priced in the shares they will surpass this in a short time as all the big players in this sector are worried a potential bidding war could break out
July 13, 2010 Barclays to fore in Footsie’s sixth straight day of gains ...and oil testing markets,” ML said in a sector review.Arm Holdings rose 3.3 per cent to 309p, helped by Goldman Sachs research naming...Intel also gave traders an excuse to revisit speculation that Arm could be a takeover target.Compass Group rose 2.2 per cent...
ARM Holdings was London's best-performing blue-chip today, boosted by bid speculation and strong results from American giant Intel. The microchip designer has long been touted as a bid target, and this time it was said to be on the shopping list of Intel, which delivered bumper profits last night. One trader was sceptical, however. “We reckon if Intel were bidding it would take two years to pass the antitrust laws,” he said. There has also been wild speculation this year that iPad maker Apple was taking a look at Arm — a rumour on which dealers poured scorn. Either way, Intel's strong figures were seen as positive for Arm, helping its shares up 11.3p to 320.3p. Goldman Sachs raised its price target for the stock from 260p to 350p, although it kept a “neutral” rating. The rest of the chipmakers were also boosted, with CSR 10p dearer at 401.8p and Imagination Technologies Group 3.7p higher at 323.3p.