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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Concurrent Technologies Plc | LSE:CNC | London | Ordinary Share | GB0002183191 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0.00 | 0.00% | 90.00 | 89.00 | 91.00 | 90.50 | 90.00 | 90.50 | 57,624 | 14:00:18 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Printed Circuit Boards | 18.28M | 987k | 0.0115 | 78.26 | 77.07M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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13/3/2006 09:38 | some decent buys today...let's hope this continues as the traders have gone now. Liontrust's adding a good signal! | jailbird | |
13/3/2006 08:58 | JTK good thread, keep it up. good to see liontrust add more last week | habayyut | |
13/3/2006 08:46 | Habayyut, I started a new thread to keep up with the current info and with more charts.. | james t kirk | |
13/3/2006 08:40 | Liontrust picked up nigh on a extra 1m shares last week to take their holding up to just under 15% | habayyut | |
13/3/2006 07:18 | thanks for the new thread..james | jailbird | |
12/3/2006 09:26 | james t kirk . We all know which way this is going, we dont need i.c slow and up. | watch the clock | |
12/3/2006 08:30 | The Investors Chronicle piece on Friday said that Brokers had upgraded profit in 2006 to £1.9m and based on a p/e of 15 times earnings the shares were good value (summary). Shame they didn't go for a fully fledged buy.. | james t kirk | |
11/3/2006 07:51 | Jailbird I started a new thread (above), with more charts and news and I've posted the new shares bought my liontrust. | james t kirk | |
10/3/2006 20:50 | liontrust mopped up all the sells from the 'T' traders think hey bought a 1 million shares | jailbird | |
10/3/2006 15:39 | Sentiment would seem to be holding this share back, do not know what CNC can do to change it. | dealit | |
10/3/2006 13:32 | Liontrust appear to have bought another 1,061,999 shares - funny don't remember seeing that reported in trades? Good news though.. | james t kirk | |
10/3/2006 10:30 | They have an article on the website, but you need to be a subscriber to see it. | ddraig | |
10/3/2006 10:22 | Anyone got a copy - is so were CNC mentioned? | james t kirk | |
09/3/2006 22:48 | write up in the IC tomorrow . | watch the clock | |
09/3/2006 13:45 | Is that the Royal we? Very posh PI's on this thread.. | james t kirk | |
09/3/2006 12:36 | we have been buying a few yesterday and today..... | tp100 | |
09/3/2006 10:37 | well ticked up today...55k 'T' trade must have been a buy. | jailbird | |
09/3/2006 10:32 | Hey there's a blue horizon on my screen and a very nice buy - upwards again.. | james t kirk | |
08/3/2006 09:52 | Nice one Captain! | scumdog | |
08/3/2006 07:59 | I know there's two threads already, but I like to see the full charts so here's another one if you want to use it? I've added the latest news too. | james t kirk | |
07/3/2006 17:04 | Looks like there was a 50k buy which brought the share back to life. I can't imagine anyone could sell 50k at 27p when small sells were below bid and we know the trade was mid-afternoon by the matching x trade from the broker who clearly didn't have the stock. All makes the fall seem like a massive shake. | james t kirk | |
07/3/2006 16:38 | I'm sure either Shares Mag or IC will pick up on the rsults this week, with a buy recommendation - the figures by many standards are excellent, but the share appears to be illiquid and sensitive to small buying and selling pressure. Long term this is a no-brainer if they continue with the current growth levels, especially with 0.75p dividend which is about a 2.6% yield - worthy of large cap company. | james t kirk | |
07/3/2006 16:13 | just bounced @ the 9MA support | jailbird |
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