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Could not beleive how much ARM dropped yesterday ,this price to good to resist will buy in today .
I agree, these share are repeatly one of the highest traded shares by volume and are worth well above their current market price. I bought a modest amount at £1.03 but intend to top at this price. The outlook looks possitive and I can see it returning to £1.20 over the next few months when the market settles.
I am pretty new to trading and have had some limited success based on what I have read in papers/on forums, tips from colleagues etc (examples being SFR bought at 227p, NRK bought at 68p pre the bounce over £1, CEN at 33p which I made a nice bit on today). This particular chat board seems very under nourished in terms of input and wonder given the 20% reduction in share value today whether anyone has an opinion on investing in ARM at the current low price? I have added a modest number of shares at 96p to my portfolio as a medium to long term investment - any 'in the know' guidance on this and whether to top up further?
I hope so but one of the reasons for drop in sp is that the interims may not meet expectations.....
should keep upward momentum, with update on thursday.
one rumour is a cash buyer offering 180p....which is a bit tight considering the strength of the company.....so glad I didn't sell last year.
..apparently. What truth there is in it who knows. Slight credence to it, i suppose in light of the increased activity in this of late, but then again could just be due to the iphone launch. So does the old adage of buy on rumour work on this as yet?
Out now, last day on account and want to leave my money a bit longer in TAN (romping ahead today) so sold my shares. Made a rather unspectacular £11.02 after costs :) but still, at least it was free money as it was on account.
Small rise in ARM this morning, level 2 showing 8-3!
This is a very heavily traded share with a tiny spread. A better stock than many of the smaller companies often recommended I would have thought. Despite the recent rise the shares are still historically well priced.
Good Company and will earn one income longer term. Buy on a Dip and don't rush in.
Recommended as a buy in the Times this morning. There's been a decent rise already this week but further to go by the look of it.
Need to sell these shares but hanging on until the 31/10 results. Will it be worth it? Any feed back appreciated. Cheers in advance.
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Cheers. Thanks for the feedback.
i would hang on in there, thats certainly what i doing. I bought in on the original big crash in these couple of years back , at about 52p, and i sticking with them for long slog. I feel they bound to have their day again, but likely year or so away.They are regualarly buying up their own shares, which is genrally a good thing. of course you dabble in and out on ups and downs, but i just leaving mine here to slowly grow...hopefully.!
bought at 85p and wish I'd sold at 140p but decided to hang on for long term. Any comment? Not looking inspiring at the mo'
the market has taken quite a tumble in the last couple of days, this is the best time to get in for a quick return. i don't know about you guys but i'v not seen ARM go down to this level for a long time. just "watch this space".
TODAYS RNS.. RNS Number:6328B ARM Holdings PLC 19 April 2006 ARM HOLDINGS PLC - RESULTS FOR THE QUARTER ENDED 31 MARCH 2006 CAMBRIDGE, UK, 19 April 2006-ARM Holdings plc ((LSE: ARM); (Nasdaq: ARMHY)) announces its unaudited financial results for the first quarter ended 31 March 2006 with total sterling revenues up 17% and normalised EPS up 34% compared to Q1 2005. Financial Highlights - Q1 2006 * Total revenues £64.6m (Q1 2005: £55.0m) up 17% * Record normalised operating margin 35.6% (Q1 2005: 32.4%) * Normalised income before tax £24.7m (Q1 2005: £18.9m) up 31% * Normalised EPS 1.27p (Q1 2005: 0.95p) up 34% * £7m returned to shareholders via rolling share buyback program Operating Highlights - Q1 2006 * Long-term technology agreement signed with TSMC for physical IP at leading-edge process nodes * Record 572 million ARM Powered(R) products shipped, up 47% on comparable period last year * Unit growth in non-mobile segments at 68% continues to outpace growth in mobile at 37% * Record underlying PIPD royalties of £4.5 million * 15 processor and 9 physical IP licenses signed in the quarter * Order backlog flat sequentially at quarter end * Order backlog today higher than at start of year following early Q2 licensing activity * Development Systems revenues up 38% Commenting on the first quarter, Warren East, Chief Executive Officer, said: 'We
ARM - Tipped these on Monday when they were 133p. Now 130p, and so I think there is an even stronger case for the short term buy. They seem to be recovering after recent 10p fall. Expect a return to 138p in the near future (provided the FTSE 100 doesn't drop much below 6000).
ARM - This has been knocked back quite heavily since touching 140p on Friday. Buy on a short term return to 140p, then sell.
ARM - Just bought. I've always quite like Arm and I'd be surprised if this didn't bounce back up to 140 quite soon. Intel may have warned on profits last week, but Arm itself seems to be in very robust financial health with good recent results and good prospects for the year.
Fidelity investments have aquired 14% holdings following this notice this evening........ any views on an early riser?? ORDINARY SHARES/ADRS 10) Date of transaction 2ND SEPTEMBER 2005 11) Date company informed 5TH SEPTEMBER 2005 12) Total holding following this notification 204,020,382 13) Total percentage holding of issued class following this notification 14.78%