Jumpit Share Discussion Threads

[coxmj] 01/7/2003 20:58

CT,

Yep, stuffed again.

To be honest I can see the benefits to the company of delisting and as they are unable to raise capital its pointless but as a shareholder Ive been robbed.

Guess we just sit back and wait for the next fleecing.

Cheers

[clocktower] 27/6/2003 08:54

Sorry Coxmj,

The shareholders have been stiched up.

When the company raised the extra cash not very long ago he made a clear statement that he would not be making a full offer for the company.

This should be ivestigated by the exchange.

Another AIM disgrace like delisting that is occuring.

CT.

[clocktower] 17/6/2003 11:25

Coxmj,

Thanks but I have only purchase through broker whom has purchased (a small quanity)at bid price or less.

I know they will not be easy to sell unless you keep volume at a reasonable level but by the same token as they rise and the demand increases so will the reward and demand.

[coxmj] 16/6/2003 19:17

Clocktower,

Thanks for the contributions, unfortunalely I've nothing to add, have been with Jumbo since the glory days when self sealing baloons were going to take over the world !

Do you know of a way to actually buy shares ! NMS is v low 1000 ? and whenever Ive tried to deal in the past I get quoted a ridiculous spread outside of the NMS.

Cheers

[clocktower] 16/6/2003 10:31

This is now being walked up.. It could be something to do with the last company they purchased in respect of the deal that was done if you care to read the returns.

On that basis it could go all the way up to about 10p.

Unless the directors or trust keep selling, very few shares are traded.

[clocktower] 10/3/2003 10:57

So they need to pump more money into the company to keep it ticking over. It appears that the forcasts made were not met.

Dead in the water with the directors holding most of the shares in the company whom would want to buy them with the prospects looking bleak from the current statement.

[clocktower] 05/2/2003 10:45

One interesting thing here is that MM appear willing to take directors stock, yet no drop appears in the price.

They have just aquired 50k at 3.75p and kept the same bid/offer.

In the past it looked to me that someone was soaking up the shares that the trust was selling as purchases seemed to follow soon after sales.

[shamster] 18/6/2002 11:17

Had enough - took the loss like a man

[clocktower] 18/6/2002 08:37

todays announcement does not offer much in way of confidence with ongoing losses.

When a company has a web site and they cannot even answer e-mails that show interest in purchasing goods its concerning. I mailed them a couple of months ago to see the response, none.

No doubt we will just watch this companies stock drift a little lower for the next year or so.

[clocktower] 27/5/2002 08:53

With the directors offering to pick up £50k of shares 10p following purchase recently announced they look good value at current price.

[bristolbaz] 21/5/2002 20:15

still rising, great chart, still low volume thou' :)

[clocktower] 21/5/2002 15:30

Jumbo continues to rise.
Could be an ideal punt for the penny share punters that want just an interest and are prepaired to take a chance on the results being good news.

[clocktower] 14/5/2002 08:46

It seems that the cash injection is at last being used. As to what it will do is another question, as the past record of purchases have only lost the company money. Lets hope this is better news for the few small shareholders that may own stock.

As shamster states..Highly illiguid if anyone is holding more than few thousand.

[bristolbaz] 11/5/2002 21:23

watch this one.....

strong buy - medium hold >12 months

IMHO - do your own research

watch for volume pickup

[shamster] 09/5/2002 10:51

Eh up? Small acquisition to liven this dead dog. 2001 Final Results should be within a month. Highly illiquid ....

[clocktower] 13/12/2001 17:35

Buys or Sells today and which is which, any views today? At least a few being traded again.

[koata] 12/12/2001 00:08

10,000 was a buy 7.75p

[ravey-davey-gravy] 11/12/2001 20:02

Not bad timing and like I said I was amazed
to see both bid and offer the same for a while
after the open.(7.75p)
Like to put small amounts in speculative stocks
for a long term hold and possible big reward or
nothing.
Problem is nearly all trades will be a delayed show.

Gravy

[koata] 11/12/2001 13:43

bid 8p looking good

[clocktower] 11/12/2001 13:41

You may have to see them go a lot higher to see any real sell off so there could be a lot more upside even if a few more small punters jump in.

[tonyx] 11/12/2001 11:56

The 7k was mine & was a buy!!
Was only a small trade but wanted to get in quickly but had no other cash available.....until now as I have just sold my CHA. Looking to get more JUM shortly.

Tony

[clocktower] 11/12/2001 11:46

Does anyone know if the new chairman has used his cash injection to bolster the business or it it just a sitting shell making a few bouncing kids castles.

[ravey-davey-gravy] 11/12/2001 11:38

If that was yours before the open at around 7.45am koata
you've done extremely well to get all them and at the right
price considering the nms.
All bar the 10k trade look to be buys.
Going to hold for 6months and then it will pay for my
holidays in the sun....I hope !!!!

Gravy

[clocktower] 11/12/2001 11:31

Which was yours Koata? Looks like a mini bandwagon rolling. Next it will be in the Sunday papers as one to watch.

[koata] 11/12/2001 11:23

clocktower, i bought at 7.75p, all buys price up