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Looks like we have a new mm looking after ideagen this week, price all over the place on very small volume.
I think it's results tomorrow May see £1 sooner than I thought. Keep up the excellent work Ideagen. Just keep buying up those excellent small medium startups. My best long term investment in resent years. Good luck all
Rivaldo Thanks for the info. Will be adding all year when funds allow Can see a safe £1 this year now. Well done Ideagen keep the momentum going
Thanks for the info, nice find
I see revenues at 50m in 24 months. Share price looks cheap. I see this at 70p+ by year end. Good luck all, and good work Ideagen
Thanks for the info. I thought it's been bizzy today. Up date due this week I thought it was that. Thanks
Thanks for the info looking good. Will top up sub 50 it's a no brainier. Good news coming in 10 days on trading update
Looking good The stock of Ideagen PLC (LON:IDEA) is a huge mover today! The stock increased 3.23% or GBX 1.75 on December 8, hitting GBX 56. About 97,108 shares traded hands. Ideagen PLC (LON:IDEA) has risen 58.57% since May 12, 2015 and is uptrending. It has outperformed by 59.16% the S&P500. The move comes after 5 months positive chart setup for the GBX 97.76 million company. It was reported on Dec, 9 by Barchart.com. We have GBX 140.56 PT which if reached, will make LON:IDEA worth GBX 147.62M more.
Someone's confident
http://www.financialmagazin.com/whats-ideagen-plc-upside-after-reaching-52-week-high/ Looking good
E2V Sold thermal cameras ! Local word has it
R and D redundancys, don't look good selling
BELGIUM’s flagship carrier, Brussels Airlines, has streamlined its quality and safety operations by introducing an integrated safety and risk-based performance monitoring management system. The airline – which operates 49 aircraft and has 3,500 employees – has been working with Ideagen Gael Ltd implementing its Gael Insight suite of software solutions to transform safety and operational performance. Gael Insight is a suite of products including Q-Pulse, Gael Risk and Performance Monitor which integrate to help aviation organisations achieve operational excellence through efficient safety and risk management and in depth performance indicators.
Looking good thanks for the info Megerbux
Looking good today, good news coming?
9% down or £7.2millon of market cap on the sale of £20,000ish in stock, bonkers
ii buying buying in again today RNS on holdings mybe tomorrow
Interrim results next week. May see some movement up soon, 36.75-37p new bottom looks to be holding well. In for the long term Good luck all
Last year I told Fools that ARM Holdings (LSE: ARM) (NASDAQ: ARMH.US) was a company exiting a decade-long run of higher-than-normal growth. Since then, the company has increased in value by around 11%, which might make some tempted to jump in on the back of what appear to be nice returns. But not so fast. For while the price of ARM has extended in the last three-month period, so has the stock’s beta (the calculation of its overall price volatility). Beta measures the risk of holding a stock during the period in which returns are being calculated: the higher the beta, the lower the risk-adjusted return. In the case of ARM, the stock plunged almost 13% in value to a 52-week low over the period before it resurfaced, creating a higher beta value. Thus accounting for ARM’s beta therefore produces a risk-adjusted return of barely 3% or so over the previous three-month period. That no longer looks like such impressive growth. So what does right now? A New Idea For A New Year As growth investors, what we want are stocks where growth is consistently being managed – not the stuff that is tarnished by wild interim high-low swings. This is especially important if you like to shuffle money between different holdings as various investment opportunities appear on the horizon. Of course, technology is a great place to find this sort of growth, as its effect is to streamline costs while producing exponential income. Combine these two forces and you have something resembling constant value creation in a portfolio. For a company harnessing these kinds of attributes via an interesting strategy revolving around acquisitions, look no further than Ideagen (LSE: IDEA). Since mid-December, Ideagen has risen in value by a fifth, compounding a year-long 17% climb. (Contrast this to ARM’s recent rally, which merely shortened a 52-week 9% decline overall.) Ideagen’s intrinsic market capitalisation jumped to £63.5m in December when the company raised £17m for an acquisition it picked up after a new stock issuance that was oversubscribed by a whopping £40m, including 11 new institutional shareholders. The company still trades well below this valuation, making it appear like great value. Why all the fervour in the City for Ideagen’s shares? Because the company uses tech in tandem with strong management to both increase the earnings and decrease the costs of the acquisition target, creating constantly exponential P/E growth. That in turn means a share price that keeps rising with an impressive risk-adjusted return attached. Ideagen’s strategy is to make an acquisition, then centralise costs of the target to cut back 10% of overhead while creating cross-selling synergies to drive revenue growth an additional 10%.
Mms having a problem holding this down today for a change back in the 7s soon