1ST Dental Laboratories Share Discussion Threads

[cockneyrebel] 10/6/2010 11:26

I'd ignore Gyllenhammer troyzgod.

Someone ringing around the brokers for a lot of stock today @ 3.75p - got the call myself, needless to say I turned them down :-)

CR

[troyzgod] 01/6/2010 13:01

Seems Gylenhammer is out again.

Bit of a yo-yo at the moment.

This mornings notice not good!

[davydoo] 29/5/2010 11:50

My small buy on Friday shows as a sell, because I got a price below the mid price. Also looks like a further 100,000 was bought at below mid.

[cockneyrebel] 27/5/2010 11:53

Starting to move up nicely - seems Gyllenhammer done selling has done the trick.

CR

[spoodle] 25/5/2010 11:18

Thanks,comments appreciated, good to see further tick up today, let's hope it continues.

[solarno lopez] 25/5/2010 07:13

Thanks SPOODLE his approach gets him what he wants but cheaply.....no bid costs or capital tied up

[troyzgod] 25/5/2010 07:06

Thank you Spoodle duly noted.
6.2 % of voting rights now held, still below takeover.

[spoodle] 24/5/2010 23:40

troyzgod, Friday's RNS shows he bought 450,000 on 20 May.
GLA

[spoodle] 24/5/2010 23:08

solarno lopez here's the link, also has a link within it to an interview with Gullenhammer. You are right in thinking he usually wants influence rather than control.
GLA

[troyzgod] 24/5/2010 20:47

I thought his last trade was a sell not buy?

[solarno lopez] 24/5/2010 19:14

Thanks and look forward to your next posting

[spoodle] 24/5/2010 18:34

solarno lopez
Thanks, going to look again at recent Motley Fool article about this years possible take overs, recall Gyllenhammer's holding, then 10%, was noted with a comment that he often remains below T.O. threshold but has moved to T.O. in past.
I will find it later this evening.
GLA

[solarno lopez] 24/5/2010 12:20

he doesn't take things over

[spoodle] 24/5/2010 12:04

Am I right in thinking Gyllenhammer has a holding of 18% now - take over target?

[solarno lopez] 24/5/2010 10:59

TOTALLY AGREE

[troyzgod] 24/5/2010 07:47

tread careful, turnaround not so assured!

[hugothesecond] 22/5/2010 16:29

This is a steal at this price.

Significant rerating due after interims, looks to be back on course.

This will be a multi bagger by the end of the Summer.

Director dealings show the way.......they have confidence.

[cliley454] 21/5/2010 12:43

Now looking good for a return to 5p.
Off topic take a look at MPS, market cap just £400k. I've posted some research on the bb.

[cockneyrebel] 21/5/2010 12:16

Gyllenhammer done here by the look of it - going on the bouce today after that RNS.

CR

[spoodle] 21/5/2010 10:26

small holding here, anyone know reason for this rise, take over rumours?

[cockneyrebel] 13/5/2010 21:00

Who knows - I suspect Gyllenhammer's sell did it. Bit of a trader isn't he? Doesn't seem to hold stuff for very long at times or flogs a chunk soon after buying if they rise to get his purchase price down I suspect.

CR

[troyzgod] 13/5/2010 17:04

Gyllenhammer withdrawing?

[cestnous] 13/5/2010 15:29

So why the drop?

[cockneyrebel] 23/4/2010 09:20

last mm on the ask at 5p - that 750K buy yesterday is the biggest buy I can see in months. Soon made it bounce.

CR

[cockneyrebel] 22/4/2010 22:12

No, I'm saying I've seen punters lose money following him as much as make money.

Said it here too well befoe he sold:



I saw him do badly in Sherwood International that became Intimas, there's been loads of other bad ones as well as good.

As for this sell, it looks like he added a chunk to what he already had before the trading statement then sold them straight after - nice if you're that lucky, and he is still holding. But I definitely wouldn't follow him blindly.

I've held FDT before, I've a mate who sold out to Benchmark wo FDT took over. I do know a bit about their past. The problem has been they buy up businesses at way to high a figure and later on the owners leave and start up elsewhere.

I'm prepared to take a punt that with the director changes here and the director buying plus the particular Chairman they can run this business as a good high growth business for 3-4 years. I'll be out in three years I suspect as I don't believe this model can work long term but as a start up or recovery they tend to outperform strongly imo.

We'll see - Gyllenhammer is an irrelevance to my decission.

CR