Sivota Share Discussion Threads

[waveneygnome] 27/4/2016 13:18

I don't read it like that diablo.

I think its more a case that the BOD are actually quiet shocked at the sudden fall in share price .....and have a had several meetings......and collectively want to send out an assuring message to the market = they all bought more shares.

[diablo1967] 27/4/2016 12:31

Rather convenient that the share price falls dramatically after ambiguous figures released and now the directors pile in ???? Dodgy dealing .com

[tsmith2] 27/4/2016 12:22

Good director buying

[diablo1967] 26/4/2016 19:19

And who called who a moron ? Sad individual !

[hvs1] 26/4/2016 17:10

taking CMS as a valid case in point, over a two year period it's value has declined by circa 50%, to just sit with that and take no action is wealth destruction, either by erosion of earned profit or by setting no stops if bought at higher prices. similar story at ETO.

I believe you haven't got a clue what your talking abaht, funny old world lol

[masurenguy] 26/4/2016 17:05

diablo1967 - 1437: Oh dear oh dear masurenguy !! Very sad.

Are you and hvs1 related since you both just post complete "porkies" and live in cloud cuckooland

[masurenguy] 26/4/2016 17:02

hvs1 - 1436: sitting on wealth destruction of CMS and ETO are a couple off the top of me barnet

You're just a troll who lives in cloud cuckooland and who hasn't got a clue what you are talking about. I haven't sat on any "wealth destruction" in either of these shares.

ETO: After deducting profits already taken my average cost there is 44p and at todays closing price of 195p my unrealised profit is 151p per share (a gain of 440%).

CMS: I originally bought this share at 15p 6 years ago and after further additions my average cost price is 31p. At todays closing price of 43p my unrealised profit is 12p a share (a gain of 39%) plus I have collected a further 11.73p in dividends over that period.

ETO
Masurenguy - 14 Oct'15 - 407: Now that I've completed a rather convoluted restructuring of my investment here I can tell you. As a result of that restructuring, my overall holding will now be split 50/50 between my CPA and my SIPP at average price of 84.4p and 98.9p respectively and 91.7p on an aggregate average basis. However, if I deduct the profit on the 29% sale of my pre-rights issue CPA holding and the 69% of my overall NPR options, I have already recovered the whole of my original investment in my CPA and also taken an overall profit of 14.5%. Also as a result of increasing my SIPP holding by 39% and deducting the profit on the sale of 12.5% of my NPR, my net average cost in that account will actually be 96.3p. My aggregate cost price across both these accounts will now be 91.7p but this could also be restated as only 44.1p if I was also to take into account the profit already realised from the above referenced sales within my CPA and overall NPR as distinct from just considering it in portfolio performance terms. ETO still remains one of my top two holdings.



CMS
"I first invested in CMS at 15.0p on 06/01/2010 and have added since then."

[diablo1967] 26/4/2016 16:55

Oh dear oh dear masurenguy !! Very sad .

[hvs1] 26/4/2016 16:33

sitting on wealth destruction of CMS and ETO are a couple off the top of me barnet

can you tone down the font a tad, you give the impression that you're important and know stuff, but you don't, lol

[masurenguy] 26/4/2016 16:29

Such as what - lets see you name some!

[hvs1] 26/4/2016 16:28

diablo, he gets burnt on plenty of other stocks with his buffoon's approach to wealth management, lol

[masurenguy] 26/4/2016 16:25

diablo1967 - 1429: Oh dear masurenguy getting burnt lol

You are obviously a moron. How can I be "getting burned" when I've never owned this stock?

Masurenguy - 25 Apr 2016 - 1411: I have no position here but after todays fall it is on my watchlist as a potential recovery stock. However, I would like further transparency on the year end figures and the following years outlook before seriously considering taking any position here.

Still, you can continue to wallow in your ignorance thinking that you "understand the game" and believing that this is also an AIM stock!

diablo1967 - 1420: Who knows just shows private investors have little to no chance in the aim casino ...no share is safe from the few with power who without doubt communicate with each other (fsa are you aware ?). Good luck all and understand the game.

[fillipe] 26/4/2016 16:18

Wow....quite a Level 2 turnaround!

Total bid ask now more than 4:1

As I type the totals are 171k v 42.4k, with only 28k of the total ask at under 150p.

RSI a comparatively healthy above 61.

Even the best bid/ask is 2:1.

For newbies, what's not to like - tomoz looking most interesting.

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[opodio] 26/4/2016 16:13

good grief

[master rsi] 26/4/2016 12:30

Lunch time pause after the profit taking or retracement provoke as usual by MMs interfering on the order book.

Intraday retracement at the moment 38.2% spread 125 v 126p
That is a normal intraday Fibonacci retracement after a large rise

Order book is slowly getting strong again on the bid side, so soon will move up again

[diablo1967] 26/4/2016 11:26

Oh dear masurenguy getting burnt lol

[master rsi] 26/4/2016 10:46

Paying premium for large size 15K offer was 127.50p

10:41:10
128.0497p
15,375

[master rsi] 26/4/2016 09:53

Order book got much stronger since with a DEPTH (no. of trades ) of 29 v 17

spread now 124.25 v 125p

[tsmith2] 26/4/2016 09:34

Yes, could have said more, I guess but created a decent buying opp. Cash, cash generative, decent yield

[master rsi] 26/4/2016 09:22

From the "UPS" thread ........

KEEP an EYE
SIV 120.75p ( 120 / 121.50p )

After yesterday's large drop look ready for the bounce. Order book getting strong on the bid side. Latest broker update reduces EPS forecast for 2015/16 from 21.0p to 16.8p but that is a PE of 6, the shares are worth short term 150 to 170p.

[edmundshaw] 26/4/2016 08:59

That level of detail in the figures from Peel Hunt, when compared to the featureless profits warning (in terms of quantification) of yesterday, is IMO quite outrageous.

[diablo1967] 26/4/2016 08:45

No fund raising here now last one was for purchase and over subscribed at £2.15 ....Had had a much worse balance sheet previous decade still producing dividends What's 7p per share dividend at purchase of £1.20 ? Not a bad yield if that's all you get ?

[spob] 26/4/2016 08:34

I guess its the risk of fund raisings and equity dilution that is stopping me here

Weak balance sheet (debt and pensions)

Negative tangible book value