Emblaze LD (DI) Share Discussion Threads

[jozz] 26/7/2014 09:39

Dropping to 30-35p as sellers come in

[moneyman18] 25/7/2014 19:44

LOL I'll order some of what ever you are taking

[waterloo01] 25/7/2014 16:19

Between 60p and 70p?

[adg] 25/7/2014 12:39

if I had to stab a guess at opening share price it would be around 50p

[waterloo01] 24/7/2014 18:56

At least Willi is trading at closer to what we paid for it. Once re listed this 'ought' to be much easier to price than ever before. No case (or at least MS ongoing but unlikely), willi is priced in the market (aka Formula days) and the cash (with a discount for the uncertainty of how they will use it).

Sum of parts?

[waterloo01] 18/7/2014 19:51

Goodness MM, on the juice early?

[moneyman18] 18/7/2014 18:20

Thanks for the update

I want to see this one as the investment of the year

[waterloo01] 18/7/2014 15:29

By end of July should be relisted (apparently)

[moneyman18] 18/7/2014 13:49

That's what I was also thinking, BUT others disagree

[envirovision] 18/7/2014 12:43

If they dont relist soon they will be booted out of the stock market wont they ?

[moneyman18] 17/7/2014 00:33

There GOES BLZ's Money

[moneyman18] 16/7/2014 19:58

At this rate it could be never,

But I wonder how the Apple case affects the MicroSoft one ?

Also makes you wonder why no one wishes to buy the BLZ streaming solution

[adg] 16/7/2014 18:44

any sensible/realistic thoughts on date of lifting of suspension and also estimates on opening price (lot higher/higher/same/lower/lot lower).

I haven't got a Scooby-doo any more

[colinhy] 16/7/2014 16:10

07/15/2014

Shares of G Willi-Food International Rank the Highest in Terms of Future Earnings Growth in the Food Distributors Industry

G Willi-Food International ranks highest with a future earnings growth of 26.6%



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07/16/2014
Lowest Debt-to-Capital Ratio in the Food Distributors Industry Detected in Shares of G Willi-Food International

Below are the three companies in the Food Distributors industry with the lowest Debt-to-Capital ratios. The debt-to-capital ratio is an important measure of how a company is financing its operations along with some insight into its financial strength, relative to other companies in its industry.

G Willi-Food International ranks lowest with a a Debt-to-Capital ratio of 2.9%. United Natural Foods is next with a a Debt-to-Capital ratio of 20.1%. Pizza Inn ranks third lowest with a a Debt-to-Capital ratio of 20.4%.

[giardap] 15/7/2014 20:57

As BLZ have a valid patent what about suing in other areas where Apple is not King ie Europe,Asia

[moneyman18] 14/7/2014 18:24

Lets hope the Lawyers don't sue BLZ for damages/costs

[ragewarrior] 14/7/2014 17:25

Well no surprise there, I'm sure the jury have never even heard of Emblaze and just voted yes to Apple..

[hotfinance14] 14/7/2014 14:41

Blz is consistent at one thing...losing everything.

[landsker] 14/7/2014 14:16

according to the jewish business news emblaze " could go under" after losing the apple lawsuit, talk about lazy journalism, dont these people do any research before coming up with headlines like that

i find the jury verdict very contradictory, they agree that emblaze does have a patent so if apple used the same technology surely they infringed it, maybe that is being looked at as grounds for an appeal, like others have said a jury has no chance of really understanding the technicalities involved in this

[cjohn] 13/7/2014 16:45

I waded through the various trial documents as they were made available over the last few months.

It was surely beyond the jury to come to any serious conclusión about patent infringement. I certainly couldn't and I doubt whether any of the jury had the technical wherewithal to do so either. I'll bet a jury of 10 Israelis would have come to the opposite conclusión, equally unsoundly.




Dreadful new name. Fortunately, the initials hide it.

[moneyman18] 12/7/2014 15:39

Lets hope that the last stitch up or GOLDEN CARROT let hope the new boys are made from different stuff,

Lets hope we re list above 20p

[mertles] 12/7/2014 09:58

Yes, hopefully they move on and relist soon. Having said that, at least the patent is still valid. Guess they'd need to prove another party knowingly directly infringed it in the future. Or perhaps they could sell the patent on, but unsure whether it's worth much to a big player who already has a large patent portfolio and a seat at the table.

The completed verdict form for those who like detail:

hxxp://www.scribd.com/doc/233563204/Emblaze-Verdict

[waterloo01] 12/7/2014 07:19

Finally, maybe they can now move on. At least Neftali doesn't get anything and at least it was done on a no win no fee basis. Will no doubt be a few £m to write of against expenses but still leaves the company in a healthy position. I know one or two were rather banking on it happening. Hope over experience!