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Some share tip publication out of the blue recommended a sell rating, not sure which one but if you scroll back a few pages you might find some Info, from what I can gather it was a wrong call, as you said they have low cash burn plus five big ones in the bank, but they are a quiet company so also a natural drift downwards with no news flow.
Aggieuk, I bought in here last week. Not aware of any news. Not an expert on the company either but if they have 5 million cash, their cash burn is very low and they should be commercial towards the end of the year + the product/s do have significant potential then I can't see how you could go wrong with current share price/ market cap. If they were worth 10p+ a few months ago, why 5p now? Bit of a delay thats all.
A few buys all of a sudden. News on the way?
Someone just unloaded 540000 shares at 3.75. Hopefully the seller has gone now.
It'll recover as soon as they put out some news, they seem to be a very quiet company, not helping themselves really. But at least it cuts the crap that some other AIM companies push out on a daily/weekly basis. I class this as a long term investment not a short term one. Looking forward to their next RNS, fingers crossed it'll be a good one and this will level out at the original 12p or possibly more. There was no valid reason for this share to drop in the first place. At this price it's a complete bargain of a share!
like this is a one way sllide at the moment tip sheets want banning!
OXA is well funded with more than £5million in the bank. Someone bought just now.
Sunday 9 Jun 2013 3:18 PMHomeNews - Latest news - Cambridge - Ely - Huntingdon, St Ives & St Neots - Newmarket - Haverhill - Royston - Saffron Walden - Cambourne - Obituaries - Traffic and travel - University news - National news - Weather - Video news - Local elections 2013 - Your CommunitySport - Cambridge United - Histon - Cambridge City - Football - Cambridge RUFC - Rugby - Cricket - Racing - Other Sports - National SportBusiness - Business News - Business Events - Cambridge Business Awards - Cambridge Business Magazine - Technology - Going Green - Entrepreneurs - Inside Business - Your Money - Private Punter - Working Day - Family Law - Family Law BlogLifestyle - Health - Education - Fashion - Beauty - Business - Homes & Gardens - Food & Drink - Training - Motors - Nostalgia - Animal Rescue - Sudoku - Photography - WalkRunCycleWhat's On - Choice - Reviews - Now booking - Family - Books - Events search & listings - Film reviews - Movie news - Interviews - TV gossip - Music news - Gaming - Rants & Raves - ArtYour Say - Most commented - Blogs - Facebook - Twitter - Pinterest - InstagramLocal Search - Business directory - Jobs - Property - Motors - Classified - DatingNewspaper - Business Awards - E-editions - JobFair 2013 - Cambridge Cash for the Community 2013 - Press Relief - Family announcements - Buy a photo - Advertise - Buy your paper - Pay your bill - Media area - Public notices - Contact us More to company than appears on the surface This week, I thought I would take a look at something that is best described as speculative in the extreme. So, anyone else interested in taking a look at Oxford Advanced Surfaces (OXA) should be in no doubt that we are dealing with a company that, as of yet, has next to nothing in terms of revenue. But, at the current price which is just south of 10p, the shares could be worth a punt on the basis, that if its technology gains commercial traction then the holders could be highly rewarded.OXA has been around a while now, having been spun out of the chemistry department at Oxford University back in 2006. Since then, it has been concentrating in the area of advanced nanomaterials in order to bring to commercialisation products that will reduce reflection and glare.Whether it be developing unique coatings that eliminate reflection from lap top screens, smart phones, advertising displays or even the large area of eyewear, OXA has already made significant progress. The markets for its products, which can be customised not
Time To Be Buying.....
The dog of the week was Oxford Advanced Surfaces, which lost over half its value after an influential tip sheet put out a sell recommendation on the stock. Sources close to the group are mystified by the call. OXA is well funded with more than £5million in the bank and is less than a year away from commercialising its breakthrough coatings, they point out. 'Frankly I find this a bit all a bit odd. If anything this is the time to be buying,' my source tells me. 'The share price provides an opportunity and there is a lot of speculative interest in the background Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-2318946/SMALL-CAPS-MOVERS-Sirius-Petroleum-leads-gains-35-rise-solid-unspectacular-week-growth-stocks.html#ixzz2VjHtvAr9 Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
Come on hurry up!
62k buy this morning. At this current price it may be worth a punt, cos if OXA can deliver surely the shares will recover rapidly. OXA appears to have great potential.
Large buy just gone thro' as a delayed transaction : 152851 shares.
ElGordo 6 May'13 - 12:25 - 288 of 309 0 0 http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/market_reports/56548/proactive-investors-mid-small-cap-weekly-round-up-some-sirius-interest-56548.html The dog of the week was Oxford Advanced Surfaces (LON:OXA), which lost over half its value after an influential tip sheet put out a sell recommendation on the stock. Sources close to the group are mystified by the call. OXA is well funded with more than £5mln in the bank and is less than a year away from commercialising its breakthrough coatings, they point out. “Frankly I find this a bit all a bit odd. If anything this is the time to be buying,” my source tells me. “The share price provides an opportunity and there is a lot of speculative interest in the background.”
No tipping company I know of is holding this stock well faraday anyway, also some have mention rhps issued a sell signal,
Well the sell first thing this morning got gobbled up & followed with a flurry of buys, and subsequent SP rise. Good that there's some impetus. The fall here was unjustified IMO and the charts look good for a further recovery.
nothing ... got tommy numbnutted
Why? What has changed?
There are far better companies I would rather be investing in. :)
OXA just gone blue. Be quick!
Roll up, roll up, one off opportunity to be a shareholder. When they're gone they're gone.