The latest Investing Matters Podcast with Jean Roche, Co-Manager of Schroder UK Mid Cap Investment Trust has just been released. Listen here.
Slime up 8.7%...could this be the turning point for us long suffering holders?
Anyone selling at this sp must be taking a loss, today this hit a new 12 mth low, I know it's been difficult watching the price drift lower but this must be due a bounce now. I did find this on ft web site dated 16/02/2013 The 2 analysts offering 12 month price targets for Silvermere Energy PLC have a median target of 18.20, with a high estimate of 22.00 and a low estimate of 14.40. The median estimate represents a 164.73% increase from the last price of 6.88. So if your in and can hold there is a very good % upside, if your not in this has got to be a very good entry price, As always DYOR
33 trade is,some may have an idea it's a code for something!!!
for a little top up,couldn't resist at these prices as it helps to bring my average down..
I hope this moves north for holders with a higher average than the current sp, It's been a long wait.25% gain and ill be out of the red!!!
Reply left on GC for you,cheers
hope you dont mind as i think your the one to ask,ive just noticed a 200 buy code,can you help with what this could mean please.many thank,should have said not snt
Brodie4 seems to be the one in the know,he hasn't posted for a while but I would bet he will be the first to post information about the flow rates.!!!!!
Hopefully good news for holders.
to see a movement in the right direction today and on little volume. Maybe this is the start of a steady uplift in the sp !!
At 10p Parallel Media is valued at just £2.3m. So far it has hardly had the success of Gangnam Style. But maybe 2013 will be the year when a little stardust rubs off onto its share price. Good investing, Tom Bulford The Penny Sleuth
Korea is the most wired nation on earth, meaning I guess that everybody goes around with their eyes firmly fixed on a small screen. So it is the perfect place to launch entertainment products through contemporary media channels. If there is one thing that Korea is good at, it is manufacturing, and the country now has a production line of glossy pop stars. Nothing is left to chance. K-pop trainees have lessons in singing, dancing and acting. They learn Japanese, Chinese and English and are given media coaching. Trainees are forced to follow strict curfews, diets and dating rules. One agency even forbids its female trainees to have boyfriends or consume any food or water after 7pm. Suddenly it does not sound as much fun after all! But training brings success, success brings fame and fortune and, especially for the promoters and agents, loads of money. K-Pop is now going beyond Asia and hitting the top of the charts in the USA and elsewhere. And one penny share company is getting a share of the action. I first wrote about PARALLEL MEDIA GROUP (PAA) back in May. It is a strange stock market creature with the sort of spotty record that tends to distinguish companies that are dominated by a chairman who owns 35% of the company – in this case David Ciclitara. Hoping for a bit of stardust Over the years, Parallel Media has principally been involved in sports promotion, most notably through its staging of the Korean Golf Championship, a European tour event sponsored by Ballantines and attended this year by 45,000 people. Its Smart Media division makes it possible for sports and entertainment to be rolled out in multiple languages on any smart media platform or viewing device. This “cutting edge service” (I quote) features “sophisticated front-end interfaces, in-depth back-end data mining and live video on demand, high definition streaming coupled with e-commerce facilities, high definition image galleries and social network integration” – which all sounds good, although whether it makes any money is another matter. But the immediate excitement for Parallel will come on 5 January when it promotes a K-Pop concert at Hong Kong’s Expo Arena, featuring the bands Beast, A Pink and 4Minute. It has already hosted two such events in Singapore but this one, and in fact an entire K-Pop tour, is being sponsored by AIA Insurance, which no doubts reckons it could transform its staid image and gain street cred with the younger generations by lining up with the writhing pop stars. As ever with Parallel Media, the corporate strategy seems to be a bit of a moving feast, and the way that it makes money is not especially clear. But David Ciclitara for one thinks that the shares, now at 10p, are undervalued. He bought shares for himself at 14.92p at the end of October, and persuaded HW Alpha PTE Ltd to take an 18 month option to subscribe for 900,000 shares at 35p. At 10p Parallel Media is valued at
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