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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Transware | LSE:TRW | London | Ordinary Share | GB0030399934 | ORD 1P |
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10/3/2003 15:13 | ahhh where did that comet come from? were doomed i tell you..doomed! | le turk | |
10/3/2003 14:26 | Hello Sorry to be a pain but i was wondering if you could help me by filling in my dissertation questionnaire researching investors opionions towards share options, specifically the issue of expensing them. It is only short and will take approx. 3 minutes to complete. You can access the dissertation online at: Many thanks in advance to anyone who helps me with this. Owen Temple | otemple | |
06/3/2003 14:56 | what is the duffer worth should i fill me boots at this level | contract note | |
04/3/2003 00:57 | It seems every sale gets snapped up so it can't be too long before everyone who wants to sell have sold & we go up. | isis | |
02/3/2003 18:48 | The busineses are fundamentally sound & both have been heavily bought in by the Directors so perhaps you're being a tad pessimistic. I certainly would be invested in them if I thought they were going bust, although I believe both of them are now over the worst. | isis | |
02/3/2003 17:53 | I hope they don't go bust, but I invested on the basis that one of them might...they both need funding. I think that you are being a tad optimistic to say that they won't go bust. That is why the share prices went so low. However, I think that the risk/reward equation is good imo, but dyor. Hope you are right! | simonevans | |
02/3/2003 17:40 | Neither will go bust now as they are fundamentally sound & market leaders in their fields, they have also sorted out management problems & are both profitable. The most likely outcome would probably be takeover targets some time in the future. | isis | |
02/3/2003 17:29 | I bought some of these a while back as with Gladstone; both will either go bust or be a multi-bagger imo - I am hoping that one will survive and do the business. | simonevans | |
02/3/2003 14:41 | From February's 'Essential Refs':- a/ PE ratio of 1.76. b/ Net asset value per share of 9.90p. c/ Net cash per share of 2.50p. d/ Cash flow of 6.65p per share. e/ Price to sales ratio of 0.22. f/ Four directors buying recently. All compare favourably with rest of market. | welshanalyst | |
02/3/2003 14:40 | From February's 'Essential Refs':- a/ PE ratio of 1.76. b/ Net asset value per share of 9.90p. c/ Net cash per share of 2.50p. d/ Cash flow of 6.65p per share. e/ Price to sales ratio of 0.22. f/ Four directors buying recently. All compare favourably with rest of market. | welshanalyst | |
25/2/2003 16:46 | Looks like a few sales today - expect Oyster to pick them up? | isis | |
24/2/2003 20:34 | From February's Techinvest:- 'At the AGM on January 7, shareholders gave their approval to allow the investment by Enterprise Ireland to be completed, conversion of Directors' loans into shares, and the amendment of certain option agreements. Consequently, directors have converted personal loans into 5.35 million new shares at 10p per share. The new shares commenced trading on January 14. Follow the directors' lead and continue to average down.' | welshanalyst | |
24/2/2003 20:33 | From February's Techinvest:- 'At the AGM on January 7, shareholders gave their approval to allow the investment by Enterprise Ireland to be completed, conversion of Directors' loans into shares, and the amendment of certain option agreements. Consequently, directors have converted personal loans into 5.35 million new shares at 10p per share. The new shares commenced trading on January 14. Follow the directors' lead and continue to average down.' | welshanalyst | |
19/2/2003 10:45 | Assuming there are no hidden surprises(or should i say shocks), and assuming there is even a small amount of growth, and cost about the same, then these look yummy. hmm better than a turkey sandwich. Just made myself hungry now gotta go and make myself a spanish omellete. | le turk | |
18/2/2003 09:14 | They have now transferred to AIM & have upto the end of June to issue figures anyway. With Oyster picking up all available stock things look promising. | isis | |
18/2/2003 09:02 | why? who says? and when then? | le turk | |
17/2/2003 14:13 | interims will be dalayed this year | contract note | |
16/2/2003 00:25 | Interims should be due soon, no? Anyone have any broker forcasts etc? | le turk | |
14/2/2003 14:50 | Stock still being added & all sales soaked up - looks like a move ahead soon..... | isis | |
08/2/2003 00:43 | Oyster has'nt stopped picking up stock since December - there seems to be strong demand & I've heard that they made some biggish licence deals with Erudigm. | isis | |
05/2/2003 10:55 | cheers isis any one know out on this ilse man oyster tec holding 18 per cent | contract note | |
05/2/2003 00:38 | some interesting news on the iii site about the directors buying on the cheap etc.. | johnv | |
04/2/2003 21:06 | End of year was 31/12/02 so they could be anytime upto the end of June - probably March. | isis | |
04/2/2003 21:03 | when are interims due ta | contract note |
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