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that £157K trade was a buy then someone has confidence here!
Just need the herd to arrive and this will fly............ Target price of ... 528p, set by broker !!! I can see a nice re-rate here :0)
Think this will start to get a few people looking again and a decent rise off the back of that too
Canaccord Genuity restated their buy rating on shares of Internetq Plc (LON:INTQ) in a report issued on Wednesday morning, Analyst Ratings.Net reports. They currently have a GBX 528 ($8.09) target price on the stock. Shares of Internetq Plc (LON:INTQ) opened at 163.1250 on Wednesday. Internetq Plc has a 12 month low of GBX 156.71 and a 12 month high of GBX 373.00. The firm’s 50-day moving average is GBX 226.08 and its 200 day moving average is GBX 272.95. The company’s market capitalization is GBX 65.03 million. InternetQ plc is a holding company, which is engaged in trading and development of software and related products and services used in wireless communication and telecommunication. The Company offers mobile marketing solutions and digital entertainment that enables brands, mobile network operators (LON:INTQ) and media companies to design and implement focused, interactive and measurable campaigns by engaging with and entertaining mobile network subscribers through their mobile devices. The Company has two segments: Business to Business and Business to Consumer. The Company’s Business to Business segment markets InternetQ’s products to other organizations. It allows the Company to sell its products or services to other companies or organizations that resell them, use them in their products or services or use them to support their operations. The Company’s Business to Consumer (B2C) segment markets InternetQ’s products directly to consumers as the Company’s focus market.
see no reason for the drop in price which was confirmed yesterday in the RNS Should sea a nice rise back to where it was pretty quickly
Nice chunky buys popping up today....... Looking good here for a steady rise........ Once we break 165p, this should fly to 2.00 - 220p no problem with a little volume.
no ones saying there fraudulent but this is the aim market where there no rationale . re share prophets its not the tips that are the concern its the bear calls that they seem to be getting right
Mind you ZAk Mir....more of his share 'tips' drop a lot than go up from what I have seen. I set up a Zak Mir watchlist if I had put real money in it would have been a disaster.
Just because they are Greek and same tech sector it doesn't mean they are fraudulent. Shareprophets a few weeks back http://www.shareprophets.com/views/15459/zak-mir-s-bull-call-of-the-day-no1-internetq-bear-trap-rebound-back-towards-300p
They are in the same sector (tech) as globo, and Greek, and also been mentioned now on shareprophets. Watch out for short positions on short tracker
Well we should and SP should be even higher than that but this is AIM where logic and fundamentals don't seem to apply.
Towards the 220p region now..........
Company knows no reason for the recent fall in S.P.
Surely the answer to Ad Blocker is to deny access to the web site to anyone using an Ad Blocker. This should not be too difficult to achieve. End of story!
Is it because of what has happened over at Globo? Are all Greek companies under suspicion now?
2 huge sells earlier in day sent share price down. Some people may be on edge after Shares magazine saying to leave ad tec sector alone for now despite InternetQ saying they were not caught up in the recent malaise of the sector. Possible those 2 large sells may have provoked an exodus as share price fell. I hope nothing more sinister as company should have made a statement or holding statement if there was without delay, following a share price drop of 10%+.
Does anyone know why the sudden big drop on Monday? I can't find any reason for the fall.
I am trying to think of a reason not to sell out. Look at the SP. If the excellent results and fundamentals have no impact on the SP then what will?
Not quite sure why you sold out. Ad blockers have been around for some time now but the growth of the Internet will far outweigh the small increase in the use of ad blockers
"http://www.cnbc.com/2015/10/02/ http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/industry-news/marketing/ad-blocking-software-threatens-growing-critical-realm-of-digital-ads/article26627946/ http://www.marketingdive.com/news/how-4-ad-tech-challenges-may-push-marketers-to-rethink-their-digital-strate/406680/ http://adland.tv/adnews/killer-app-mobile-ad-blockers-can-now-block-ads-within-apps/704023367 The links above regarding ad blocking ad blocking on digital platforms such as INTQ are liikely be the reason for the continuing lack of confidence here., I confess that I have taken heed of this, and sold out a few days ago, and bought into ALO. They have a top quality BOD, with excellent track records, a market cap of only £ Market Cap (m GBp) £1.610, and they have recently signed an extremely interesting deal with Desert Gold in a JV. which I do not think has yet been appreciated by the market.
Just seen this link below - does anyone think it may be relevant to INTQ ? http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/industry-news/marketing/ad-blocking-software-threatens-growing-critical-realm-of-digital-ads/article26627946/
I think it is fair to say that the deteriorating economies in Latin America are a concern for the second half - I am also not sure how their currency rates will impact on profits, plus of course possible deteriorating sales volume. Of course, time alone will tell, but it is worth being aware of these issues. The Company has undoubtedly produced consistently good growth, and all credit to them for that, but one wonders if the possible blocking of ads on mobile phones could have a future impact. I find hard to understand in the accounts a few of the figures re cash and volume re Minimob-I would welcome views on this. I did raise this specific query in my email to the Company, but received no response to that issue, although I did receive an answer on the link to the webcast, so I am none the wiser.
The fascinating thing here - and has been for the last month or so - is the extremely high number of automatic trades as in the link above. Clearly the mm's know exactly what pre-booked orders to buy or sell are on their register, and, if there are a lot - as there appear to be here - they can make good money by altering the price to trigger them. Today it has been predominantly buys which were triggered. I am not drawing any conclusion from this at present - but simply wondering what other pre booked orders to buy or sell the mm's may have to use to their advantage. I guess the next week will answer the question for me.
Well I don't think the reputation of AIM could be much lower. Do the MMs care? I think not.
http://www.isdx.com/forcompanies/ourcompanies/companydetail/default.aspx?securityid=1031670 Don't forget the trades on ISDX - link above.