Energetix Share Discussion Threads

[newkid] 23/6/2011 18:02

Vphase up 16% today but still the share price is dropped. ??

[newkid] 06/6/2011 19:26

ORA still buying. I don't think they have stopped yet.

[newkid] 02/6/2011 19:01

Looks like ORA have adding again.

[empirestate] 01/6/2011 11:34

good to see there is a willing buyer for 1.1million shares at a considerably higher price than last weeks seller clearing prices

[cyberbub] 27/5/2011 12:38

Highly illiquid though, I can't even buy 10K shares without going to negotiated trade.

[empirestate] 27/5/2011 11:58

looks like a break out on the chart, hope she runs like last time now the weight from the seller is off, we could be over 30p pretty soon

[newkid] 24/5/2011 08:45

Wow. 2 days in a row we have a tick up in the share price Is she realy that good?

[double6] 23/5/2011 08:50

Is that her buy, then ??

[kooba] 20/5/2011 16:39

i will be delighted if spottiswoode cashs in any of her options..big improvement on where we are at 50p.i also genuinely believe that the 150p target is achievable.as to her ability to open doors to customers on all three fronts i have no doubt but also her connections in govt and regulatory bodies is second to none and there's a fair chance that regulation over m-chp could be an important factor in the widespread adoption of efficient systems...systems that we have a proven head start in.
price action today nothing to do with appointment there has been a seller around who has been walking these down and hopefully is being cleared up.

[newkid] 20/5/2011 16:26

Edmandj. They do however come with conditions. If the share price ever gets to 150p I will be long gone. 50p however could be hit but IMO not in 6 months.

[empirestate] 20/5/2011 13:02

looks like a seller has been depressing the share price as well as me the last few sessions. looks like he may well be clear now the market is asking 20 again

[edmondj] 20/5/2011 07:28

RNS on the appointment of Spottiswoode as non-exec chairman does not disclose that Advanced Technology (UK) plc (non-exec directorship) went into administration followed by an inquiry into various directors' conduct - all of which appears to have been brushed under the carpet as for example the RNS's have been removed. A classic AIM disaster story.

Since when has it been good practice, let alone best practice, for non-executive directors to be granted substantial share options i.e. a risk-free ride on genuine shareholders whose interests they are meant to be guarding?

[newkid] 18/5/2011 17:46

kooba. Vphase will never be a big money spinner IMO. The only thing you will save on is the lights and your tv and hifi but most other things have thermostats so there are no savings to be had there. L H Evans an electrical wholesaler stocks them but up to now have only sold a handful. The only people that would buy them on mass is the Housing Associations. So far they haven't.

I do however like their UPS unit. That is the money spinner IMO. Just need to push it harder.

[empirestate] 18/5/2011 15:50

my timing obviously stinks

[empirestate] 17/5/2011 11:11

picked up a couple of lots here today, graph on the turn and been well bid for over the last few sessions.

[kooba] 13/5/2011 13:31

i hear egx have appointed a new p.r. company today walbrook... here's to getting a bit more exposure and hopefully some big contracts that need relating to the public....everything to play for here technology derisked massive market uk europe n america for the kingston and global for pnu and fully funded to take them to meaningful sales...should be an interesting rest of the year imho.

[newkid] 09/5/2011 09:42

denc. I think I am going to have to agree with you there. I am now down 60%. I am just glad it's only £600. Most of my investments are £10k and above but thought I would just take a punt here. Not worth selling now.

[denc] 08/4/2011 15:34

my thoughts of last october appear to have been borne out

i still do not see this as a great prospect for the foreseeable future and i suspect the share price will go down further from here particularly as there is considerable fear in the city of anything not producing consistent recurring cash flows

best of luck to holders

[cyberbub] 01/4/2011 12:48

I was thinking of buying some of these at 29-30p, glad I held off. Still think they are a good long-term prospect though. NAI

[tractor_boy] 27/3/2011 13:06

Newkid, that was for a fitted boiler, so included labour consumables etc

[newkid] 08/3/2011 10:28

Tractor_boy. Was that plus or including labour? I would think it was including. If you want to see what a new boiler costs just take a look on the net. Anything from £700 upwards. I priced up the equipment a few weeks ago to put a central heating system in a flat I own and I could get everything for less then £1000 all in. And that was for a condensing boiler. Not including labour of course.

[tractor_boy] 05/3/2011 17:58

The Times article said that a normal boiler cost £2.5k and Genlec would cost £800 more. Well I paid £3300 for british gas to put a normal boiler into my house about 2 years ago so that would be around the same price as a genlec!!