Cap-xx Share Discussion Threads

[yorgi] 20/2/2017 14:23

Techtom I think we can be confident that the BOD have as much interest as we do at seeing the share price rising to reflect the growing of our company.

[tia1617] 20/2/2017 14:21

sorry..i was the 10 grand ditcher last week...i'm just buying back in. it was a strategy to increase my holding. I don't know why I bothered as I almost lost out

[pugg1ey] 20/2/2017 14:21

wish I had as much money as you :-)

[pugg1ey] 20/2/2017 14:20

is that your £54.8K trade?

[tia1617] 20/2/2017 14:19

I doubt it Treb...I've just placed a few of trade plans to hoover up at 10.25

[pugg1ey] 20/2/2017 14:19

is that you topping up with the £54.8K trade jedad?

[ttreb] 20/2/2017 13:37

Still the share price plunges.
We may soon be testing 9p at This rate.
Nice to be a bystander and Watch.

[ttreb] 20/2/2017 13:34

Still the share price plunges.
We may soon be testing 9p at This rate.
Nice to be a bystander and Watch.

[vauch] 20/2/2017 12:44

The automotive MoU, is for the development of CAP-XX's large automotive supercapacitors for a standalone system that can serve both original equipment and aftermarket applications. It was originally announced in February 2015 and has been extended at the request of CAP-XX's customer beyond its originally envisaged term of one year

It did not state one year longer but just says extended.

[techtom] 20/2/2017 12:36

The outcome of the 12 months exclusivity agreement is big news (good or bad) so they must inform the market this week. Everything that has come out over the last 12 months have been positive noises about automotive. With the huge fund raising two weeks ago (a week before the agreement ended) it all points to a JV with the exclusive partner. Fingers crossed , I'm hoping the news drops on the lowest point of this pullback and burns a few ' investors ' :)

[yorgi] 20/2/2017 12:19

However looking at the longer term as we have both been saying for over a year Jedad and looking forwards it looks good :-)

[monkeywench1] 20/2/2017 11:56

The ramping is the easy part.

[yorgi] 20/2/2017 11:28

:-)

Getting the timing right short term is always the tricky part Jedad :-)

[jedad] 20/2/2017 11:01

Yorgi,, I keep topping up but always seem to be slightly premature ,,lol .. I'll keep taking the tablets lol 👍👍

[yorgi] 20/2/2017 10:52

The small drops are nothing in comparison to the gains we have made over the last few weeks and months and looking at a 12 month view :-)

[yorgi] 20/2/2017 10:51

Look at it another way Jedad, as a chance to add to your holding :-)

[jedad] 20/2/2017 10:45

Not enjoying these bloody shakes 👎👎

[tia1617] 20/2/2017 10:45

I guess Murata like the partnership aspect of working with Capx. If Murata bought up all of Capx's IP, the boffins behind CAPX, not just Kongats but most of the board and senior development wizards would simply cash in their shares and retire. Then who would develop the next generation of super capacitors?

I believe the company is too small for a takeover...

[vauch] 19/2/2017 10:14

Most would like to see Cap-xx progress not be snapped up for a fraction of it forward looking value.

To many co's are taken out by the big boys shafting investor in the long term.

[theklf] 18/2/2017 14:56

good points here

Pugg1ey 18 Feb '17 - 11:32 - 51 of 51 2 0

The MMs know how to rinse the traders as well as the lth on AIM. I suspect most traders get burnt over the long term, although they'll never tell you. The issue for many AIM stocks is cashflow with a keep the lights on placing with the bucket shops always lurking in the background. CPX doesn't have to worry about that. The question is now what extra cash will the new Murata products bring and what deals can be struck with automotive and thinline. We all know that is what will push the share price on from here.

So you buy your ticket accordingly as to whether you think this will happen or not.

[pugg1ey] 18/2/2017 11:32

The MMs know how to rinse the traders as well as the lth on AIM. I suspect most traders get burnt over the long term, although they'll never tell you. The issue for many AIM stocks is cashflow with a keep the lights on placing with the bucket shops always lurking in the background. CPX doesn't have to worry about that. The question is now what extra cash will the new Murata products bring and what deals can be struck with automotive and thinline. We all know that is what will push the share price on from here.

So you buy your ticket accordingly as to whether you think this will happen or not.

[ttreb] 17/2/2017 21:44

my long trade over.
i got stopped out thankfully for a nasty little loss.
i am wondering as others have hinted at,are those placing share being loaned out.
time will tell and i did say from the start that it was on the cards.
I hope not but if it goes through ten then i fear for the longs.