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beginning to pick up again - I can see a blue/green finish today...

I'm hoping the Chinese wake up to the potential next week and start buying at their end. That would certainly shift her rapidly....

I bought some at 7.57 and 20 minutes later sold some at 7.60 (they were a T10 trade) without any move in the spread. Bizarre. Usually a good sign but hey, what do I know....

mine at 10.25 showing as a sell, so hard to tell what's going on, but it could be a buy. either way it's a tight-margined operation today...

well I bought some for 7.57 so are we sure it's a sell??

MMs in a holding pattern - they don't want the bid to get to 7.70 to stop the 10% flippers, but they don't want people buying at that price either. The outcome of the 'event' is the crucial thing - no point looking at the price until then. My feeling is we should see a lot of buying on Monday and Tuesday. If not, it may mean no earth shattering order news...

that one in particular

another Winnifrith pump going down the pan?

Thanks for that. Yes he's right about those three points - the usual excuse for not involving shareholders is the extra cost of a public raise - often around 10%. The Novum issue I need to catch up with - any thoughts? Meanwhile of course the price will pick up - on a cash in hand and confirmed order basis the company is hugely undervalued...

it may yet do, though not if the news this month is positive - remember that the company now has cash on the balance sheet that it didn't previously, so all our shares are in theory worth more...

sorry to return to the TOTAL WASTER but someone mentioned elsewhere that he's annoyed by today's placing (yeah right Winnie we believe you). Does anyone still bother with Share Muppets to pass on his gripes?

he's clearly a bigoted buffoon, and his tips are mostly awful performers. I wish he'd stayed clear of Concepta, but 'we are where we are'. The difference is that this is a very young share, just beginning to make inroads, and the potential is there for all to see - most of his other tips are hopeless old dogs, floundering. Take Stanley Gibbons. He must have lost a fortune for his family on that one. (tipped it at 110, and bought heavily into the 'turnaround' fund raise at 10p. Currently? 7p. Anyway, back to CPT. Let's hope for great news later this month.

I'm confident the market will realise that the only way is up from here on

yes I started buying at 14, which I thought was cheap. After buying again this morning my average is below 11, which is IMO what the company is worth right now. In six months it should be worth twice that - though whether the SP will get back to 20+ next year is debatable with this dilution. 17p looks more realistic.

the 'event' will now kick the SP instead of being received lukewarmly.

cross-posting!

lower than I expected/wanted but at least it is out of the way - the SP can accelerate through news now, and get back to a decent level (11p ish) before the jump after Euro ratification etc...

I'm basing 8p on the buy / sell patterns over the last month - usually someone has inside knowledge and tells someone else etc etc, and 8p seems the 'strange attractor' number at the moment. It might be a bit lower or higher. I'd just like it out of the way; good news is coming and it's a pain when there is an anchor to the movement...

for me everything of late points to an 8p fund raise, but the timing is critical - before the 'event' it will be followed by a rapid rise in the sp to 9.50/10 (IMO), and then even higher if the news is good. Fundraising at 8p after the 'event' will represent an attractive discount to whatever the sp has risen to (maybe 9p if the event news is good), and will pull it back down for a while. So I hope for the former - brakes then off into Q1 18, meaning 17-19p is possible within 6 months.

you have to remember the whole stock market is a fix for the wealthy - even good shares will get crushed if they are not on the agenda, and stupid weak shares will prosper because they are spoon-fed to idiots. I'm sure TW doesn't try to lose money, he's just not very bright. There is even a club that shorts all of his longs and vice versa (that's how bad they think he is, but also they know how the market works - NOT on good research but on tittle-tattle and trends). so you either keep your finger on the pulse regarding publicity and chat, or you build portfolios with a few companies you trust and ignore the short term market in the knowledge that quality will win through. Concepta is one of those I think. Well, of course, I think all my 4 will do that. Let's catch up in a couple of years! You've learned your lessons now so you may be able to make some money!