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Tengri | LSE:TEN | London | Ordinary Share | KYG8760E1052 | ORD 0.1P (DI) |
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06/4/2014 15:02 | Mentum United Kingdom 4-Apr-14 0.82 ─ Fri MEN London 1-Apr-14 0.82 Bull Kumo Breakout 20-Mar-14 0.82 Bull Tenkan/Kijun Cross Strong " Price crossed above Kijun Sen Click for more information (Opens popup window) " Bull Kijun Sen Cross Strong 5-Feb-14 0.77 Bull Senkou Span Cross Strong 15-Jan-14 0.55 Bull Chikou Span Cross Weak | oilbuy | |
08/3/2014 09:53 | MEN changing to TEN !!!!!!! | oilbuy | |
30/12/2002 15:55 | TGR Short Term (Or am I dreaming ??) | double6 | |
30/12/2002 15:47 | AUTHOR#STOCKQuote onetomany0BLM, PCMLet's have some sensible ideas for potential 10 baggers for next year ...My own predictions(hopes)Bi | crystalclear | |
09/4/2002 17:40 | Ronson has already been a 3-bagger since last summer and still has a long way to go, IMHO! Motion Media will return to it's tech hype days value (i.e. 10-bagger) as soon as BT announces a videophone full product launch. I believe that to be this month! | mi££ions | |
09/4/2002 17:36 | I figure Frontline (FRO.N, $12) for a 3-bagger. $44 would put it on 10 times 2001 earnings. Q1 2002 will have been bad, but once the long haul tanker trade picks up charter rates could go from $20k/day to $90k like they did in 2000. If US invades Iraq, sequesters a few oil wells, and OPEC is humbled, there might be a perception of less supply side volatility in the oil market, leading to a re-rating. This posting contains forward looking statements which may be total fantasies! | pat o hat | |
08/4/2002 23:34 | KMR, DES and NOP could all produce excitement, but the risks are high. | thatsmart | |
08/4/2002 23:21 | I nominate Sibir Energy (SBE). According to latest company info it owns 1.3 billion barrels of oil in the ground, with a market cap of 180 million pounds or so. For 25 billion pounds worth of oil! There has been some negative press about a potential low priced offer from Sibneft & disputes with them and Moscow govt. about asset shares in the Moscow refinery & petrol distribution set-up. However the share trading pattern tells another tale with seemingly well informed buyers piling in (well, sort of trickling in). | pat o hat | |
08/4/2002 23:06 | I had a dream last night that QXL hit 101 and diversified into bottled mineral water sold off on the auction site! It went up today, so how's that? | wageslave | |
08/4/2002 22:54 | KMR are ready to start digging up their lovely Titanium. Fundamentals indicate they will be worth ten times current price. OXB and all the other smallcap pharms are just a gamble. | trader horne | |
07/1/2002 00:43 | Pacific Media (PCM) two bagger max. Alizyme (AZM) four bagger plus. Oxford Biomedica (OXB) three to five bagger plus. Q. | qazwsx123 | |
04/1/2002 14:06 | 4 of the companies I picked out earlier have already gone up by roughly 10-12% each, and it is only the 4th! Could be a sign of things to come in early 2002. Oxford Biomedica OXB M.L.Labs MLB Red Stone RED African Lake Corporation Good luck for 2002. | fickena | |
29/12/2001 18:07 | BigT Thanks I will look at that. Mitzis Yes I agree, I think Medical Marketing own about 30% of Cellfactors who hold the possible key to stem cell clinical applications with their ability to control implanted stem cells unlike other companies. | franceys | |
29/12/2001 11:33 | MMG worth £25 mills has the making of a £100 mill company in 2/3 years time..Cellfactors one of the best chances.. | mitzis | |
29/12/2001 11:27 | Dont forget to check out DIR..... | abbo64120 | |
29/12/2001 10:51 | Franceys Re Bioprogress Dont forget the other areas other than vitamins, such as Pharmaceuticals, not just encapsulation but those two tone coloured pills (enrobing I think its called). Then theres confectionary and they working with Nestle on that. They are also linked with Brass Eagle, I believe the largest supplier of Paint Ball thingys (sorry I dont know what the item is called). Oh then theres the Ostomy product that appears to be coming on well. Have a look at the Raging Bull site for some recent posts on that. If you want to know more, do have a look at the Company website: www.bioprogress.com | bigt20 | |
29/12/2001 08:29 | I'd like to make the point that many potential '10 baggers' are consequently expotantially more risky. You therefore (at least me) tend to put less into one of them. If they come good then great but if not then you can lose it all. Many times I find I make the most from ones that double or treble because my exposure is that much higher. Below are three that I think should perform well, Kenmare Resources (KMR) could be a high multiple bag, Theratase (THE) also, Henlys (HNL) is unlikely to more than double realistically but is much lower risk IMHO. Appreciate opinions and feedback on these ones:- Theratase (THE)- Still undervalued at current levels, further positive newsflow and trial approval should see these go to way above the 125p mark. Kenmare Resources (KMR)- owns a titanium mine in Mozambique. Has established very farouvable tax breaks (like no tax for a few years!), bought up the mining equipment cheap and has huge reserves to be extracted cheaply. Demand for titanium is outstripping supply over the next 10 years by some 3% pa. The company is currently forward selling its production. As soon as any of these deals are confirmed the price should move up stepwise with each one. Henlys (HNL)- adverse reaction to a profits warning overdone IMHO. Rise some 50% already from 90p level that I first bought in at. Still accumulating though, any economic recovery in the US along with oil prices staying subdued should significantly improve this company's performance. Even with no economic improvement in the US the shares are sorely undervalued. They also have a high dividend yield. | rdj20 | |
29/12/2001 01:53 | TAG it's a 10 bag or bust . | graybull | |
28/12/2001 11:59 | Ok Seasonal madness....if ten-bagger certs existed, we'd all do it.......so I'm going for my perennial punt. It may do 5x or 10x or even 40x...there is enough potential for it. Or it may just flop along the bottom...can't see it going bust cos it has enough money for 2? years if I remember correctly...anyhow, enough build up Wave Systems (WAVX on the NASDAQ). www.wavesys.com or the best site from an enthusiastic investor!!!!! anyway, I've bought and sold WAVX more times than I care to remember. Originally bought about $4 then it went to $50 in a year, now currently $2.4 Anything could happen.... DYOR Craigy PS if it doesn't boom this year, I'm selling them for good | craigy | |
28/12/2001 11:21 | Nice to see so many people tipping OXB..My largest holding.. However, short term my best pick is still Product Power (ofex)..IMO it will double over the next month and may quadruple in 3-6 months...Ten Bagger?...Certainly could be, but hey who gives a sh*t? It's a sure two bagger anyway. I love ofex! You watch... I was tipping this a month ago as it was COMPLETELY mispriced and the correction has started...from 13p to 22...Market cap is still only £1.3m, and they're PROFITABLE......DYOR (for info see threads FSU...OFEX) | news | |
28/12/2001 10:33 | Possible good performers for 2002, as follows: Alizyme (AZM) now 53.5p, target 200p+ by end 2002. Oxford Biomedica (OXB)now 29p, target 95p to 105p+ by end 2002. Pacific Media (PCM) now 1.135p, target 2p by end 2002. Regards. Q. (Not an instruction to buy, sell or hold. DYOR). | qazwsx123 |
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