Quantum Phar. Share Discussion Threads

[janeann] 31/10/2017 08:46

thanks missed the rns; so many rnss on qp to keep up with!

[mfhmfh] 31/10/2017 08:30

rns last week said 30.10.17 was last day of trading.

suspension of shares o 31.10.17.

new Clinigen shares to be issued on 02.11.17.

All the above is from the best of my memory.

[janeann] 31/10/2017 07:44

anyone still here? any thoughts on why the suspension this am

[mfhmfh] 23/10/2017 14:42

surely a great acquisition by CLIN today and therefore good for QP. shareholders.

All IMHO.

[savagedstock] 18/10/2017 23:02

It means nothing...all those disclosures relate to arb traders buying QP ad s cheap way into CLIN what I do know though is that one of their very small businesses is getting hammered in the marketplace. ..Biodose ...3 million of turnover and over 13 staff

[r ball] 18/10/2017 18:39

A week to go now....

[mfhmfh] 18/10/2017 09:52

MVN Asset Management Limited now above 7%. does it mean anything? who knows.

[mfhmfh] 13/10/2017 10:17

MVN Asset Management Limited have gone above 6%

[mfhmfh] 10/10/2017 11:24

Let's hope this helps CLIN's and QP.'s share price:

Peel Hunt today upgrades its investment rating on Clinigen Group (LON:CLIN) to buy (from add) and raised its price target to 1350p (from 1200p).

[r ball] 07/10/2017 06:37

Higher bid

[mfhmfh] 06/10/2017 22:54

I wonder if Clinigen will become a takeover target

[mirabeau] 06/10/2017 18:28

Sandgrove has just taken a large position in MTFB if anyone is interested. Merrill Lynch has also taken a 5% stake today

Does the presence of Sandgrove indicate some form of corporate activity?

[savagedstock] 05/10/2017 15:34

they are probably bought on a CFD basis - QP is a cheap way to play CLIN, so it really is driven by the stat arb players

[mfhmfh] 05/10/2017 10:35

interesting as to why Sandgrove have gone above 10%. What advantage does that have?

[r ball] 05/10/2017 08:00

Why sand grove.

[mfhmfh] 18/9/2017 13:43

Any significance in 'ODDO Meriten Asset Management SAS' moving above 3%?

[puglymugly] 14/9/2017 12:28

Thanks.
I think I prefer the cash.
Decided to cash in my 5000 shares at 78.56p rather than wait for the outcome.
I probably cashed in too early, but anything can happen. Good luck

[savagedstock] 13/9/2017 20:28

always difficult one - the factors you need to consider are

1. whats the money worth to you today - opportunity cost. can you make more elsewhere today if you cashed out?
2. What is your view on CLIN - this is ultimately what you will be trading. Your view on CLIN should determine whether you hold QP or not. QP is a bit part (about 10%) of CLIN so the tail will not wag the dog
3. Risk of deal falling apart is relatively low - though I do note that the unequivocal assurances via Harwood Capital was because he is a NonExec of QP - so it looks like he was pretty much forced. If he did not like it, then he would have voted against the deal and quit. No one else has come forward yet, but it may be a bit early...most institutions will probably sell QP on the grounds that they own CLIN anyway.

[hazl] 13/9/2017 20:24

I sold as I had reduced before and wouldn't end up with many CLIN.
Still suffered a loss but glad to have clean slate.

[deltrotter] 13/9/2017 20:17

pugly - it is up to you to decide whether to sell now or wait for a potential further 5%.

Of course you risk the bid not going through or if you sell, you risk a counter offer coming it at more than 82p.

Always difficult to say. Personally I cashed in this morning at 78.5p. I'll leave the extra thruppence for someone else....

[r ball] 13/9/2017 18:14

It's not certain yet. Shareholders have to vote. The longstop is Feb 2018 in case you were wondering.

[puglymugly] 13/9/2017 17:34

Now that approx. 82p per share has been offered, what happens next?
Will this be quick process of accepting or declining, or does getting the cash and the shares take months?
Would it be simpler just to cash in the shares now at 78p?

[mfhmfh] 13/9/2017 10:40

I was thinking/hoping foreign company based on weak sterling.

[r ball] 13/9/2017 10:21

Foreign - private co?