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[le mass du pap] 14/9/2007 15:26

.....and again

[le mass du pap] 14/9/2007 15:23

Spot the difference.........

[le mass du pap] 14/9/2007 12:23

Could be a good trade from here. It may have bottomed out at 122.5p along with the FTSE etc. If US figures are okay(if!)later then it may return to 125p by end of day.............then again it may not. imo etc.......

Buyers dribbling back in.

[le mass du pap] 14/9/2007 11:06

I've got to be right sooner or later.....W bottom?

[le mass du pap] 13/9/2007 15:40

Looks like D-Day has been postponed until Monday, just before the US rate decision......manipulation? I wouldn't hear of it!


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[le mass du pap] 13/9/2007 15:34

Below is a picture of a desperate man, clutching at straws. Inverted head & shoulders anyone?

[le mass du pap] 12/9/2007 16:42

Is that it? Judging by the chart it will have to make it's mind up tomorrow. Personally, I can't entertain the idea of it going down as it's already daft, unless there is a market capitulation.....again. With the Fed due to cut rates next week and the market hanging on that, I think a rally is in order.

[le mass du pap] 12/9/2007 16:19

Basically a good, solid company, but the share has a lot of catching up to do. My guess is 5% up from here until Tuesday's US rate decision bringing it back in line with the FTSE and the sector. XD out the way today.

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[le mass du pap] 11/9/2007 14:33

FFS! It's like an eternal nightmare. It's not even tracking the FTSE now, it's given up and died..

[le mass du pap] 11/9/2007 13:05

Should have been up more today with the FTSE and sector flying. Just shows the lack of appetite for it.
XD tomorrow. Looks like nobody wants that either.

[le mass du pap] 10/9/2007 16:37

Down it is then. Can't say I'm surprised, it's just a traders share for now and doesn't have any intrinsic strength so it simply tracks the FTSE. Until there is a change of market sentiment it's going nowhere. That could take a while. Our only hope until then is a bid.

Very disappointing yet again. In fact it's another pathetic, dreary performance.

[le mass du pap] 10/9/2007 12:51

It wants to go up today, it seems. Just doesn't have any stamina. Maybe it needs a shot of Viagra to help sustain the rise.

[nigel_man] 09/9/2007 18:18

Agreed, short-term punters all over this, but the fundamentals are good. With the results now out the instis will crunch the numbers so expect a rise to 140p over the next couple of weeks.
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The Daily Telegraph
7th September 2007

Aegis makes money by advising advertisers where to spend their budgets. It also has a well-regarded market research arm, Synovate. As companies desperately try to make sense of the web, mobiles and what it all means for how they reach consumers, Aegis is well placed to cash in. Trading on 17 times forecast earnings, falling to 15.4 times for 2008, and yielding 1.7pc, it's easy to see why Vincent Bollore is parked on Aegis' lawn with a near 30% holding and is holding on to his shares. They should have further to go. Buy

[le mass du pap] 07/9/2007 13:17

Maybe a good punt on a return to 130p for the day. Intraday downtrend broken. Depnds on US data at 1.30pm.

[le mass du pap] 07/9/2007 12:45

''On a constant currency basis Havas [Aegis's rival, which Mr Bollore chairs] had organic revenue growth of 4.4pc in first half and the average of our main competitors was 4.6pc. Aegis is 9.6pc and clearly ahead.''

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"2007 is the eleventh successive year we have outperformed the market," Mr Lerwill said.

Analysts at Citigroup said: "This is an improvement on previous guidance of flat margins. We see these as a strong set of numbers. Organic growth is better than expected and suggests upward pressure to full-year forecasts."

Aegis has long been viewed as a potential takeover target, with the advertising giants WPP and Publicis viewed as possible buyers

[le mass du pap] 07/9/2007 12:14

Had we seen any upward movement then the downtrend would have been broken , the MACD would have gone above zero and all would have been very rosey....... but it didn't. Just got to hope that next week sees us climb the blue line and not follow the red. Unfortunately with the market the way it is I can't see how sentiment is going to change that quickly when the results, brokers, press etc can't manage it. As sad as it is we now have to at least hope for a close above the blue line. Don't forget we have Bollore and his egm yet as well! Personally, I wouldn't be surprised to see it hit 125p first before any token rise. Simply put, I think only a huge swing in general market sentiment or a bid will shift this now.

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[le mass du pap] 07/9/2007 11:20

Look at the state of that, one day after results.....

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Seems the results are irrelevant and they are just tracing the wider market in the usual exaggerated way. Probably best to forget about them until the US cuts rates and the dollar follows. I can't see what else will return them to favour other than a bid, which must surely be considered a certainty at these frankly stupid prices.

Seems that the old fool Greenspan has been moaning on about recession again, as though he wants one, so the market wets itself. Nobody is buying, especially the institutions, so the 128-132p range will be with us for a while unless something happens, good or bad.

The results, although good imo, were not enough to buck the market trend.