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Apologies replying to Silverblade. Also should have said only 800,000 ISA accounts fully invested. Good to have some company. Getting a bit worried everyone had sneaked off! I suppose we are a bit egg in one basket but it’s the hell of an egg
Corry . Certainly not complaining about an extra ISA. It’s just the idea that it will help investment in British stocks is not very convincing or well thought through for a man of Hunt’s calibre and chaperones. How many investors who don’t already own British stock are likely to invest in them because of this extra allowance. There are only about 800,000 ISAinvestment accounts currently anyway
thank you very much for the extra 5k british isa. already invested in uk stocks with global businesses. fail to see the significance of this move. if he made all isa’s british investment only that would clearly achieve what he wanted. yet more half ****ed ideas from the chancellor
I’m just amazed it didn’t get bought out . I took a reasonable stake in the last blip. Always wary of something that looks too good to be true. Having looked at the actual kit I am very impressed although nothing to compare it with, where as the well experts obviously have. The complication of recent deal and no one quite able to explain the implications made it even more intriguing and volatile. Like many of these things it’s a great idea, and it’s great that they continue to make improvements. As I said at the beginning hard to understand why a big oil service company or even one of the majors would not have snapped this up by now. I wouldn’t put my shirt on it(no names mentioned) but risk reward looks favourable under 30p even
Singer note ‘Core holding in the sector’. Well that livened it up a bit or something stirring in the wood shed after months of drifting. Approaching the prelims in a couple of weeks.
Schlum . It could well do don’t know how into nano tech they are they have patents world wide. The Americans are throwing billions at not like the Uk trying to do it on a shoe string. India has close ties with Australia where this whole nano Nuvec thing began at Queensland. Professor Yu is furthering research with another Australian government grant while a couple of uk universities are continuing working with N4p here. Makes me wonder how the big investors are getting so many shares. Slowly by the amount of time it took to get the latest significant holding RNS on shares purchased in the middle of January. I did see the odd trade for a million shares, but that’s only about 6 or 7k worth. To get 9 percent must be around 20 million shares? Any way has given a much needed boost if only temporarily. The point is Nigel now has attracted some serious backers who may well inject more cash if needed to go commercial, or more worringly take us out in the cheap. Do Theo and chums have enough to defend? Maybe that’s where David comes in to play
That’s a big punto! And my punto has gone up in value , shame about the other shares by looks like that could all pale int insignificance ! Gl
Could still be interested in a buyout. The fact they could not find one @ over £9 two years ago was a very bad time to look for a sale. The reasons for the motivation to sell are unlikely to have changed. The family ownership does make it unlikely that a hostile bid would succeed at less than 100 % premium. That is where the owners think the value should be. Not unrealistic for a company of this quality with this history
Just watched the presentation. Interesting on the one hand talking about acquisitions on the other hand the whisper is that the major family owners would be interested in a sell out. Could be the HS2 impact being responsible which has down a few stock, even ones that not even impacted by the cancelation. I believe the tight ownership of majority share holders is the reason f0r the historically insane spread on this stock, which makes it quite hard to trade if certain fund managers are having to raise cash they are not going to get a good price here. On the other hand this must be a very tempting price to acquire being such a long way from its high. So I think its well worth getting back in with a 7% yield
Interesting my trade is not published yet, but a small sell is . I decided if I think of investing here as scrapping an old banger it doesn’t seem quite as bad as cash amounts so from now on think of buying shares here as scrapping an old banger. Where there’s muck there’s brass, or tin
Hard to work out the cash position. 1.2million in june. Spent 250k on nanogenics. Raised 1 million. Looks like the cash is the market cap give or take a couple of Puntos. So have added another small Punto before the men in white coats take me away
Freire has been invested a long time , so I guess he has got his average down a bit. I googled him but not much. There is a Guy in NZ and one in Linked in. Don’t know if he has a medical or scientific background. Also a David Farrier in America in Audio business. Rather he had saved his money to put directly into N4p than buying shares. Maybe they won’t need it after all. Going to be a long year though, assuming they survive!
Great company. Cretinous stock market. Looks like it will be the long way around here to achieve full potential. But up to three fold bagger in next two years for those with a little patience
This is as very strange market. Such low volumes in fairly wide trading ranges on little news. Good to see this stock as solid as has been. I guess the perpetual expectation of a takeout keeps the interest sharpened, but actually the fundamentals remain pretty solid too. Results in March should clarify this and news of dividend could make quite a difference. I have continued to be a buyer as a find it really hard to find another stock quite as attractive in terms of stability and compounding value. In a way I would be happy to see the continued growth bear fruit rather than a takeout. the risk of having to start all over again looking for something of comparative value is not so pappealing
Written by Nigel and David Templeton. This has been the stated aim since the vaccination delivery system was not taken up. I really wonder why they don’t have specific drug manufacturers to target. Just plugging retail investors is not going to get a contract
Lse states this is a legal a professional group . I thought they did photo booths?
So long as the panel agrees they can ask for extensions till the cows come home. Not sure what the point would be. Its not like there are lots of different parts to the business, its just money exchange. The results are out the forecasts are out , they do the math, is it not what they do? Obviously they are not intending to overpay if at all, and it doesnt look like there are any other interested parties. It would be good to get this put to bed so it stops yoyoing up and down in this range bound cage.
Very disappointing interview on Vox markets between Artemis and Paul Hill. Really would expect a higher level of understanding about a company they are discussing net alone one they are actually invested in. It’s not just about call centres it’s about secure payments for some pretty impressive companies globally. Have a look at the client list !!
No it’s not very popular. Down over 50 percent in less than 3 years. That takes some very special talent only Ballie Gifford seem to posses
Everyone cashing in on their £10 profit again. Going to get badly caught out eventually