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COT Concateno

117.50
0.00 (0.00%)
17 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Concateno LSE:COT London Ordinary Share GB00B06LBN62
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 117.50 0.00 01:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
  -
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 117.50 GBX

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26/5/201104:56COT CHARTS3
17/9/200911:05Concateno PLC - Drug and Alcohol Testing42
18/8/200910:05Commitment of Traders Reports: Path to Profit?9
14/4/200814:31CONCATENO:::::buys Medscreen46
02/5/200717:27Energy COT report Data & Related Charts12

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Posted at 18/8/2009 10:05 by energyi
I havent seen this chart before, so I want to share it here
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I have been doing some work on how much money they had committed to Gold Longs in the past. The result is surprisingly range bound, as you can see in the following chart:



If gold is going to push through $1,000, then the Large Speculators will have to be willing to invest more than $25 Billion in their Gold Longs. Assuming just 10% gearing, supporting $25 Billion only needs $2.5 Billion margin. Surely the Big Funds can find more margin money, if/when they become really frightened about a falling dollar.

source: GEI's Gold Watch thread:
Posted at 07/6/2009 17:20 by timtom2
Had an eye on COT but hesitated too long.

Mediwatch - when bigger - may be the next IMA target. www.mediwatch.com

They are rumoured to have approached Jan 08 and then walked due to price and the then financials at IMA. Price went to 14p. Now back towards 7p and since MDW have shown decent growth and a new test strip idea for multiple POCT in one sitting - Zeroflow. If they approach again I think it will have to be somewaht higher than double the price now - more like 3x - but MDW have a good chacne to get their on their own in any case.

I feel for the COT holders that have stuck with this - you've been sold down the river by the looks of it. Probably a good deal for the directors.

If you get lucky IMA stock will perform over the next 5 years but I wouldn't like the currency risk. The $ is best avoided compared to sterling imho.

Taking a small position in MDW with any trading profits from COT might be worth consideration.

Good luck.
Posted at 05/6/2009 13:13 by mercury123
Price not so good as I'd hoped but still a good profit for me. Mustn't be greedy!
Posted at 05/6/2009 12:44 by apatel21
Frankly - im disgusted with the price and am out
Posted at 05/6/2009 10:13 by apatel21
Well given most will be off on their holidays my mid-July. The max possible wait is 6 weeks IMHO. 6 weeks isn't that long given some have waited about 40 weeks since 1st takeover talks announcement.

Nevertheless i share your frustration ; (
Posted at 04/6/2009 17:53 by mercury123
Don't like the look of such big sells but it hasn't decimated the share price so maybe we're OK. Wish they'd get on with their announcement.
Posted at 02/6/2009 17:44 by mercury123
Nice to see someone else following these - thought I was all alone! I've been tempted to sell at 1.08 but resisted - as you say the take out price is likely to be 1.25 or above so am waiting
Posted at 02/6/2009 16:34 by apatel21
I have bought in today - these have to be some of the longest takeover talks ever. I took encouragement from their AGM statement where they said "The process is as at an advanced stage and we expect to be able to announce a conclusion in the short term."

Looks positive to me so it just depends on price. From what i can gather the price pre-talks was 125p and so we should expect at least that. We should really get a premium so up to 150p is possible.

I was in a similar position with Macro 4 and that bid came in at 135p in the end. Would be good if we got the same outcome here.
Posted at 07/5/2009 16:04 by mercury123
Aviva's just taken a major long position in this - could be an interesting move tho the share price seems unmoved
Posted at 08/8/2008 22:20 by dibbs
Papal Power,

As you say, in a recession environment... so who knows. It is very hard to second guess where a bid will or will not appear. I'm sure that some companies create the takeover smoke where this is no fire in a vain hope to jack up an ailing share price.

Certainly COT is one that I shall keep an eye on. The share price is back towards the base of an uptrend that remains intact. Not bad given the market this year. Using basic trend lines and the 200 day moving average you could argue these are worth a flutter... then again if the markets tank some more it may not!

HAT looks interest also, thanks, another one to keep an eye on.

OT, KENZ, a bit quiet really. Then again newsflow as has been seen from HMS can soon perk things up! I reckon that the downside should be fairly limited overall, a few will sell because the price of crude is falling but you do not need $150 oil for activity to remain high within the sector.

Dibbs

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