Share tips thread

[trashbat]

walm said:

No - it's a worse deal for QPP shareholders. They just sold £96m of profits at £637m rather than £82.5m. The multiple is worse.

Stocks up though - naturally.

True - if it goes through. No closer to making any sense though, unfortunately.

[DonkeyApple]

Oakey said:

There was someone posting on LSE prior to the weekend that there'd be an RNS on Monday relating to the S&G deal and lo and behold there was and the price hit 180p before doing it's usual of going back down. Insider trading?

There has been lots of that going on during the whole of QPP's listed life.

The founders are from the dot com era when it was normal practice to leak info to certain BB posters who then fluffed up the price and came out looking like heros.

Back in 2001 there were around a dozen BB posters who were basically known to be 'for hire' whe it came to creating a retail buying frenzy around RNS flow.

Such practices don't go away, merely the players change. But, I did note that one of the old players now runs a financial website of sorts.

Re mentions above on the industrial deafness stuff, my quick scan of the RNS suggested to me that that whole side was stripped out from the deal and valued at zero. Ie the 50:50 split on future revenues. Ie it's worthless.

[Oakey]

Haha, amazing.

[ricardoleeds]

The shares I currently hold

Diamondcorp - Great potential currently at 9 pence, have had for around a year up from 5 pence, great history behind the mine, owned by de beers who closed it in the 1930s in the great depression, around 2000 was told by south Africa to mine it or loose it, due to change in strategy there they kept the much large mine down the road which now has 6 years left. Lace mine has a rough life span of 25 years, and is famed for its coloured stones.
Also have signed a deal with tiffany diamonds for offtake, and recently secured funding on potential diamond
sales to start production as quickly as possible. ahead of target to start production in q2.

IMO massively undervalued for where they are at, and the potential profits or takeover from DeBeers as there mine down the road has less than 6 years left.



Quadrise fuels - produce MSAR fuel for shipping, refining, and power generation markets. immense potential are working with Maersk, akzo nobel, Saudi Aramco and other huge companies. Have proved the fuel works after intensive trials, only need contracts signed with refiner for lono from engine manufacturers and agreement for trial in ksa for share to go up big.

IMO have invested heavily in this, have a very strong view this will succeed, it either will or wont if it does it is a will be huge and change the industry, have friends who are in the shipping industry who think its toss a coin mega company or nothing Same again great story behind the company, directors have had major success with buy out of nautical petroleum. director has the pedigree of being president of certain divisions of shell. Currently down quite bit but delays, currenty oil prices caused oil companies to put a hold on decisions oil is starting to go back up so hopefully progress can now proceed



AFC Energy - another in the alternative fuel market, fuel cell technology, roman ambroavich, Eugene Shvidler own large holdings, signed 2 billion contract more to come,

IMO great potential, already up over 100% bought at 12p now around 25p



Daniel Stewart Securities - don't know too much about this other than rob terry is suddenly acquiring huge amounts of shares, the reason I don't know but the man turned quindell into a £6 share. Quindell selling off parts of business, suspending trades wed, something's happening.

all on the aim i know but that's where the real money is made or lost. Boom or bust. Would be interesting to hear other peoples opinions.

Edited by ricardoleeds on Thursday 2nd April 23:29

[trashbat]

Your DAN shares - and anything involving Terry - are a liability, as evidenced by the recent 50ish percent daily moves. You might win but it's a gamble.

AIM will almost certainly lose you money overall too. I haven't looked at the history of each of your shares but I bet the long term trend is downwards in most.

Edited by trashbat on Friday 3rd April 08:26

[K12beano]

(That is all.)

[p1stonhead]

K12beano said:

(That is all.)

WTF happened there?

[K12beano]

p1stonhead said:

WTF happened there?

It's probably not funny if you have to explain it, but...

Basically there seems to have been some confusion over when it was going ex-div and the generality of ex-div was talked about on here.

The company had to make a statement about it.

My (wry) laughter was caught up in the "you just can't predict how dumb the market can be" moment....!

[Westyrs]

Can anyone help please... Does this mean JP Morgan are buying shares or selling them please

KOOVS PLC

09 Apr 2015 07:00:14

Koovs PLC

RNS Number : 7003J
Koovs PLC
09 April 2015




For filings with the FCA include the annex

For filings with issuer exclude the annex


TR-1: NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTEREST IN SHARESi


1. Identity of the issuer or the underlying issuer
of existing shares to which voting rights are
attached: ii
Koovs Plc
2 Reason for the notification (please tick the appropriate box or boxes):
An acquisition or disposal of voting rights
YES
An acquisition or disposal of qualifying financial instruments which may result in the acquisition of shares already issued to which voting rights are attached

An acquisition or disposal of instruments with similar economic effect to qualifying financial instruments

An event changing the breakdown of voting rights

Other (please specify):


3. Full name of person(s) subject to the
notification obligation: iii
JPMorgan Asset Management Holdings Inc.
4. Full name of shareholder(s)
(if different from 3.):iv
JPMorgan Asset Management (UK) Limited


5. Date of the transaction and date on
which the threshold is crossed or
reached: v
07 April 2015
6. Date on which issuer notified:
08 April 2015
7. Threshold(s) that is/are crossed or
reached: vi, vii
5% Downwards



8. Notified details:
A: Voting rights attached to shares viii, ix
Class/type of
shares

if possible using
the ISIN CODE
Situation previous
to the triggering
transaction
Resulting situation after the triggering transaction
Number
of
Shares
Number
of
Voting
Rights
Number
of shares
Number of voting
rights
% of voting rights x
Direct
Direct xi
Indirect xii
Direct
Indirect
GB00BHB22S55
1,918,080
1,918,080


Below Minimum Threshold

Below Minimum Threshold


B: Qualifying Financial Instruments
Resulting situation after the triggering transaction
Type of financial
instrument
Expiration
date xiii
Exercise/
Conversion Period xiv
Number of voting
rights that may be
acquired if the
instrument is
exercised/ converted.
% of voting
rights






C: Financial Instruments with similar economic effect to Qualifying Financial Instruments xv, xvi
Resulting situation after the triggering transaction
Type of financial
instrument
Exercise price
Expiration date xvii
Exercise/
Conversion period xviii
Number of voting rights instrument refers to

% of voting rights xix, xx






Nominal
Delta



Total (A+B+C)
Number of voting rights
Percentage of voting rights
Below Minimum Threshold
Below Minimum Threshold



9. Chain of controlled undertakings through which the voting rights and/or the
financial instruments are effectively held, if applicable: xxi
Total disclosable holding for JPMorgan Asset Management Holdings Inc : Below Minimum Threshold.

JPMorgan Asset Management (UK) Limited: Below Minimum Threshold.


Proxy Voting:
10. Name of the proxy holder:
N/A
11. Number of voting rights proxy holder will cease
to hold:
N/A
12. Date on which proxy holder will cease to hold

[gregf40]

Selling them.

[dom9]

Was anyone in UKOG?

Interesting 'find' near Gatwick and the share price has gone on a run!

[NormalWisdom]

dom9 said:

Was anyone in UKOG?

Interesting 'find' near Gatwick and the share price has gone on a run!

I hold ALBA which has a 6.5% stake in Horse Hill - Off radar at the moment and still relatively cheap to buy compared to how much UKOG has risen today!

ETA - UKOG has 20% of Horse Hill and a MCAP of c£75m, ALBA has 6.5% with MCAP of c£5m

Edited by NormalWisdom on Thursday 9th April 09:31

[TheLordJohn]

Yes, 146% rise in UKOG, I was going to post a similar question but someone about beat me to it!

[TheLordJohn]

NormalWisdom said:

I hold ALBA which has a 10% stake in Horse Hill - Off radar at the moment and still relatively cheap to buy compared to how much UKOG has risen today!

Still 150% up with ALBA...

[gaz1234]

dom9 said:

Was anyone in UKOG?

Interesting 'find' near Gatwick and the share price has gone on a run!

yes

[dom9]

gaz1234 said:

yes

Well done, that man!

Nice to see one of these smaller companies make a find and go on the run!

Sadly, it doesn't happen enough!

[gaz1234]

dom9 said:

Well done, that man!

Nice to see one of these smaller companies make a find and go on the run!

Sadly, it doesn't happen enough!

Wish it was more than beer money

[Zippee]

gaz1234 said:

Wish it was more than beer money

Loads of people buying in now once the main run has already happened. Anyone think they may have further to go?

[Westyrs]

gregf40 said:

Selling them.

Thanks... I'm surprised the share price hasn't go me down on that news.

[Dave350]

I think my shares in Boohoo will have doubled in a year, they seem to be a solid company with some good growth, as well as expanding into the US. (Similar to ASOS on a smaller scale for now).

Taylor Wimpey shares have been doing well, ex div with div of 1.32p tomorrow, then about 7.5pish in a months time for special div.