Proposed Directors of Tirupati Graphite explain why they have requisitioned an GM. Watch the video here.
This share is driving me mad - lots of positive posting but it goes down and down and down..... Im down over 50% here so admire the confidence some people have in this but it is very frustrating
Hi all. Anyone have a view on INGG? I havent seen a meaty RNS for some time and wondered whether to cash in. I dont think we will realise 72p (old 12p) this year?
Does anyone think we will get a hike on the back of this news? We could do with it. How big is this for Inspired? Anyone in the know?
Thanks for your views - really useful. I will see what the movement is if any prior to the results.
Does anyone know the timescales for a potential takeover or buyout on this share. One tipster has this as a strong sell. I have holdings at 18p and 24p equivalent and wondered whether the time was right to sell up. I am loathed after the dizzy hights of 13p (78p equivalent) but you win some you lose some. Any advise welcomed.
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They have sold off a lot of their loss making fruit machines and the company is more streamlined and focusses on the more profit making arms of the business. Their assets are not worth the same as they were so cannot compare them to their old regime or potential share price previously. I bought in at 3p and again at 4p and won't be selling till at least 25p
I have 30000 shares in INGG and luckily these average 3.4p so I am doing ok at the moment. There are big swings with this share that you just have to get used to at the moment. A lot of positive news on new contracts and the potential for a take over make this a definite hold at the moment. I would say that without a take over we will look to get to 15p before Xmas - gut feeling if more positive news is dripfed into the market.
I hope your predictions are correct. I bought these at 3.0p and 3.9p - £1k lumps. Was going to get out at 15p. How confident are you on 26p?
You will find that this share will rise but will have peaks and troughs where it goes up and down 30-40p per day. I think it will make £12 by the end of the year and sustain this. City analysts have revised their views on SVT and the key is their comparable position in the Water and Utility Sector when compared to others such as United Utilities. Interesting to see developments when price limits announced in August 09
A good set of numbers from SVT and performing well on it's KPIs. They have also appear to have secured good deal on european bonds and are well positioned for the next 5 years in terms of their business plan submission. The key will be how COPI performs over the next year and the ratchet applied to the price limits, however I understand that views on inflation are reasonable. Invested heavily in renewable energy and are way out in front in generating salable power. Safe bet to exceed £12.50 in short term