Specialist Energy Share Discussion Threads

[tokyojohn] 21/12/2010 15:47

Yep, won't be selling any time soon. Didn't hang around this long to get out with zero profit! Seems set to have a good 2011, this.

[bones30] 21/12/2010 15:36

TJ: hope you get it mate. We ex-NVR'ers have had a nasty time here.

I am very happy to hold currently though I must say.

Different company altogether, with amazing prospects I'd say.

[tokyojohn] 21/12/2010 15:28

Next leg up starting? 5p to breakeven for me...

[paragon157] 21/12/2010 10:49

In the meantime it's Onwards and Upwards .. "Gradually" .. Lol

[sagem] 20/12/2010 11:57

Once this share becomes re rated it will be to late to get in at the very low undervaled price

City analysts see strong growth ahead for Specialist Energy Group after new funding
Analysts welcomed this morning's funding news with upbeat write-ups. SEG is expected to go from strength to strength as it uses the new cash to boost its exports into India and China, as well as expand its presence in the United States.

[backinblack80] 15/12/2010 23:04

Sagem,

It's on Plus - SEGR.GB

[paragon157] 15/12/2010 22:50

Because it's the "Aim Rodeo and it's Resident Spiv/MMs and their Chums" .. Lmao at their virtual daily Antics nothing changes !

[sagem] 15/12/2010 20:30

I bought 2000 shares at 8.01 this morning at 69p and the order has never shown today...I wonder how many more buys are not being shown ??? and why

[limit up] 15/12/2010 16:31

i bought 40000 shares at 62p last week could not get anymore at the price ,this stock is one for the bottom draw,and leave alone for a couple of years,enormous potential for the co to grow,in a sector of the mkt which is not crowded by other cos..
regds

[sagem] 15/12/2010 06:38

WELL HOW ABOUT THIS..GOOD FOR SPECIALITY ENERGY AS THEY ALREADY SUPPLY CHINA


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December 7, 2010 Uranium Prices Surge on China's $511 Billion Investment in Nukes
By Don Miller, Associate Editor, Money Morning
China's push for energy security is igniting a boom in the country's nuclear power plant construction, rekindling demand for uranium and leading its price higher.

China held its first International Nuclear Symposium on November 24-25 in Beijing. The meeting was packed with nuclear industry heavyweights scrambling for new contracts after the Red Dragon announced its intentions to spend $511 billion to build as many as 245 reactors in the next two decades - nearly doubling previous plans.

"Money is not an issue, which is different from the rest of the world. The Chinese have the capacity to deliver and they are deadly serious about achieving it," Steve Kidd, director of strategy and research at the London-based World Nuclear Association (WNA), told Bloomberg News.

President Hu Jintao said China aims to generate at least 15% of its energy from non-fossil fuels by 2020. Although the Chinese have invested heavily in wind farms and solar arrays, nuclear power is the only source of energy that could reach his goal.

[lufc5] 15/12/2010 01:05

Yes if you have patience here....you will be well rewarded.
I bought @ 30's and sold @ 50's.....
It's a damn good share to be in........and has legs...imho.
Just does not move quick enough for me....
Tiz a damn good solid stock to be in(I am now out) but may catch a few back.
All the very best to current holders.

Seasons greetings.

[bones30] 15/12/2010 00:48

Thought people may be interested in the following slide from Manhatten's presentation the other day:





Certainly bullish for the future here! The Uranium sector is hot right now, I'd say this share is equally hot.

[sagem] 14/12/2010 15:27

They will certainly benefit from all the new Nuclear Power Stations being built worldwide, this is huge potential and the share price does not reflect this in any way....it needs to at least double in price just for strters.........keep buyin not selling

Ewan Lloyd-Baker, Chief Executive Officer of SEG plc, commented:
"We are delighted to be able to announce these contract wins. As previously
stated, the US nuclear market is a key growth market for the Group. We now
service or have parts in almost 70% of North America's existing and planned
nuclear power stations. To this end, we are advancing our plans to expand our
Hayward Tyler, Inc. manufacturing operations in North America through the
creation of a larger dedicated nuclear-stamped facility in Vermont due for
completion in 2012. We believe this will have the potential to nearly double the
size of our footprint in the region."

[paragon157] 10/12/2010 11:27

You must be one of the you know who then ? .. Anyway in the meantime i'm off to do a bit of Sunbathing and have a few Beers {£1 a pint} .. Lol

[paragon157] 10/12/2010 11:03

bones30

Is that a potential "Red Card" offence or a Yellow one ? .. Lol

[bones30] 10/12/2010 09:55

paragon, you are rather upsetting the signal to noise ratio on this thread. ;-)

[tokyojohn] 10/12/2010 09:50

10p more to go for me to break even. Feels like it could get to £1 over the next few months, though, so I won't be selling.

[paragon157] 10/12/2010 09:19

Oops .. I better watch what i'm saying about those "Nice MM's" or they might start "Hammering the *ollocks" off this stock again ? .. Lmao at them !

[bones30] 10/12/2010 00:37

> paragon157, must commend your persistance. Posting your 'spiv/mm' post more or less everyday.

And the rest of us perseverance! (of the share price and paragon's repeated posts, I note there is the same going on at AMC!)