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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Celoxica | LSE:CXA | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0L9TZ33 | ORD 1P |
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| 07/1/2009 | 08:59 | CXA With Charts | 80 |
| 20/1/2006 | 16:12 | going places | 3 |
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Posted at 19/12/2008 13:29 by maysun Congradulation to the lovely and well respected CXA management team!!!At long last the management has done something meaningful. For once they managed to achieve a goal they set out to achieve..........THE Did they hand out a guide line on how to save guard your certificates during the EGM? Your certificate was behind a £45m investment scheme, so take good care of them.Its worth as much as the paper its printed on. Minimum security percaution: Insure it with a reputable insuer and lock it away in a safe deposit box with well trained arm guards. Now the christmas party can begin.........what a good life!!!!.......LOL!! |
Posted at 18/12/2008 23:09 by maysun Hughpants,May be, just may be they got the wrong RNS sent out.......LOL!!! They didn't really mean to say they know of no reason for the share price drop,may be they have darfted up the following RNS and sent out the worng one. The correct RNS should be: "We know of no reason for the delising" Ha ha ha ...........£45m..... if they spent £45m to buy a super computer, who will need AC? The company doesn't has a clue when it will turn in a profit, even if it does eventually, how many long years it will take just to recoup the milions and millions and millions of shareholders money.........LOL!!! |
Posted at 16/12/2008 19:02 by hugepants Yes theyve lost £13M since listing but they had already burned through £30M as a private company. The company has been run by clueless people with no idea.Remember this scandalous "we know of no reason for the share price fall" RNS. Thats when the share price was 12p. The FSA should actually investigate them over that because its so blatantly idiotic. |
Posted at 11/12/2008 07:51 by maysun Is he Mr yes yes or he is actually Mr no no?The answer is in the share chart.........LOL!!! Share price was at 40.7p near end 2005, fell to current price 0.3p and looks like soon be delisted..........so he is neither Mr yes yes nor Mr no no, he is the incredible Mr fall fall.........LOL!!! Someone who is extremely lovely and of course best respected for the company performance........L |
Posted at 01/12/2008 21:18 by maysun Fund raised and spent since stock float:27 oct 05........ £5.3m 9 Jan 07........ £3.6m 9 oct 07........ £0.66m 18 dec 08..........$3.0m (cash for selling ESL business) 29 apr 08..........£2.9m After spending all the money raised,Mryesyes proudly said " We have been able to secure new funding arrangements consequent upon delist and this funding will permit us to incentivise all of our very highly respected lovely staff, do you know that one new girl is from Harvard another worked on the FT and a third is a DIRECTOR of Lloyds Register who has explained how over FIFTEEN YEARS he brought millions into his Aberdeen office." Mryesyes also said "Yes the intention is to delist but your certificates are not valueless.I'm keeping my cert" - Very wise advice. So take good care of your certs folks,keep them safely lock away in your high security safe deposit box, they will worth a fortune one day..........LOL!!! The value of the share certificate will rocket when the company manages to raise more fund to further incentivise its lovely and highy respected staff;hire another new girl from Harvard,few more guys from FT and directors from Lloyds Register. Oh, almost forget this nice bit - some of their staff may become sick or reach the good old age of 45.......need I say more? LOL!!! How much new fund was raised? Sorry,we are not a listed company,no need to tell anyone. What percentage of the company does the old shareholder has after dilution? Sorry,can't tell you, we are not listed. What is the company going to do with the new fund? Oh, I am glad you ask.........our lovely highly incentivised staff will SPEND SPEND SPEND SPEND SPEND..........to make us more lovely and more respected.........LO |
Posted at 30/11/2008 17:09 by maysun Mryesyes,I absolutely agree,if past performance was anything to go by,all staff are highly motivated and qualified to spend investors money......LOL!!! Just tell us how the company wasted millions and millions of investors money since it floated on the stock market. More money to incentivise the highly respected staff? What have they achieved to gain their respect? Send out a survey to the shareholders and see how many will say they are doing a good job.....respect for poor perfomers? - this is the funniest comment I ever heard.......LOL!!!! If a company is doing well, it doesn't need to raise money "condition on delisting". If you think the company will do well and the share will go up in the future, why don't you make an open offer to buy up the shares from any shareholders who disagree with you, for say 1pps. So the company's excuse for doing a bad job was that they had a lot of old and sick staff.......but why hired them in the first place if they were not good enough? LOL!!! I find your comments generously entertaining, please tell more.......LOL!!! |
Posted at 30/9/2008 22:46 by maysun The problem with all these high tech companies are that they simply spending too much money on keeping a bunch of exceesively paid and over egolistic executives,sales persons and techies,compliments of stupid shareholders/investoAll these companies should pay their staff minimum wage plus a shares bonus if the company performs. If the companies are successful, they share the profits, otherwise, they share the losses if the company goes down the pan. If they think their product ideas are leading edge,their busienss accument is spot on, and they have the ability to successfully commercialise the product, why don't they also risk thier money where their believe is? The bottom line is they know deep down that they are not as good as they all pretend to be and their chances of success are slim, so they just live thier luxuries on shareholders expense while they can.......LOL!!! Will company like CXA become the next NNG, you guess is as good as mine......LOL!!! |
Posted at 24/9/2008 11:40 by hugepants Agree CXA doesnt look like an investment at this price. Clearspeed (CSD) looks far better value in this sector. Market cap is £7.2M versus net cash of £20M as at last results. Heavy buying by chairman Richard Farleigh. |
Posted at 04/9/2008 22:58 by maysun After the sharp share price fall to 1.25pps, this baby still has a shocking £3.5m price tag on it.........LOL!!!Unless the company wave its magic wane to pull in some money making deals, bagging bowl is coming your way soon, when that happens, the company will be lucky to get 0.1pps for the new shares.........LOL!! |
Posted at 27/5/2008 11:53 by hugepants Results out. As you say Maysun market cap of £8M with cash of £2M. Surprised the share price has stayed at 3p. Clearspeed(CSD) looks a much better value play on accelereated computing as its at a significant discount to cash |
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