AGI Share Discussion Threads

[double6] 05/9/2011 08:33

Interims due this month (last year ... 8th September)

[algernon2] 02/9/2011 16:46

Where did everyone go to?

[algernon2] 20/8/2011 00:28

AGI Therapeutics 9p per share of cash, no debt and 5p to buy right now, BARGAIN!

looking less of a bargain as time goes by.
If it hits 1p I may speculate on a few.
A bit more carnage and some bank shares will look tempting too,
GLA

[duplicate book] 14/8/2011 14:37

strickland jennings..........there is still quite a large discount to cash here, even if the cashburn has accelerated, (which I doubt). However. That has been the case for a long time, and that fact has had no effect on the share price whatsoever. AGI is a very illiquid stock. It is very difficult to sell in quantity, and buy in quantity (when the demand is there), so for me, its a buy and hold. Not a traders stock I wouldn't have thought.

[strickland jennings] 14/8/2011 13:40

redundancies? partnerships/collaboration agreements having to be disbanded?

There'll be little left at all. Another flawed and worthless idea.

Just buy decent stocks instead of buying rubbish and dredging up old broker notes and silly price targets. The chart here isn't lying and one suspects cash burn has accelerated somewhat. Remember Renova? Similar story and they are now floundering.

[strickland jennings] 14/8/2011 13:40

redundancies? partnerships/collaboration agreements having to be disbanded?

There'll be little left at all. Another flawed and worthless idea.

Just buy decent stocks instead of buying rubbish and dredging up old broker notes and silly price targets. The chart here isn't lying and one suspects cash burn has accelerated somewhat. Remember Renova? Similar story and they are now floundering.

[strickland jennings] 14/8/2011 13:36

what complete nonsense.

Private equity are not interested in tiny little aim companies with a few quid on the books. If you're trying to pump your way out of this one then at least come up with something a bit better than the above rubbish. The chart says it all here and anyone buying is merely letting a few escape with a little more than nowt.

[topinfo] 14/8/2011 13:33

Sooner or late Private Equity firms are going to be snapping up these companies that are valued at a significant discount to cash, its inevitable. Even though the mkt for some reason discounts them to their cash there arent many companies out there that have more cash than mkt cap, and by more we are talking 50-200% more for some.
SEA is 55% discount to cash and assets for free.
AGI is 200% discount to cash and assets/products for free.

So why dont we make some real money. If we can think of it, Im sure there are others doing the sums right now and could make instant profits from just buying out these firms and stripping the cash out of them.

So for instance, seen as most of us cant afford to buy them alone. We get 10 investors to form a takeover group and buy AGI for 6p per share for entire issued share capital, thats 100% premium to current share price We will have already started snapping up shares at these levels. We make £2.2 million from returning cash to shareholders and we also make on the premium on the share price from where we bought in. Thats £220k each plus whatever was put up to aquire the cheap shares too.
Easy eh. And the same can be said for SEA etc, but of course you are talking alot more money in the first place to stump up.

[topinfo] 12/8/2011 14:37

Yeah looks far too cheap, another oversold gem, courtesy of the last few weeks falls.

[topinfo] 12/8/2011 14:12

AGI just done the numbers. Lets assume they have spent another $2.0 million by end of 2011 Cash and short-term deposits at 31 December 2010 of $10.0 million, (2009: $12.0 million)

Leaves $8 million, plus the £300k they got from selling divestment last month. That equates to around £6.6 million or 8p per share and thats even til year end. All products and research in for free.

Okay I like the look of this, and as such will have some ta!

[double6] 12/8/2011 14:05

Dipped my toe in - 9p per share cash!

[topinfo] 12/8/2011 14:00

Im tempted with these, they have loads of cash dont they?

[double6] 12/8/2011 13:59

Down further!

[christianf12] 27/7/2011 07:48

Bloody hell some news.



$300k in the coffers. Not major news but news all the same.

[christianf12] 22/7/2011 10:51

Nothing to talk about. Just a wait and see now with news due in September. AGI not exactly pushing the story are they?

[maurillac] 21/7/2011 17:30

yup the kid is a gonner then ;)
this is a long term hold for me now then ;)
m

[maurillac] 21/7/2011 15:23

im butch cassidy .. is the sundance kid here ? or maybe im the last man standing ...
this looks like one of my worst little purchases at the moment
m

[balcony] 18/7/2011 12:29

MMs want almost 4.5p for 100k although they got a million at 3p last week and almost 100k at 2.5p today,

[duplicate book] 13/7/2011 07:41

Large trade shown from after hours last night. Could be the reason for the recent drop in price? May open even lower this morning!

[algernon2] 12/7/2011 16:41

Like a Submarine.
Goes down well.

[christianf12] 11/7/2011 11:35

Interims were 8th September last year so we should at least get an update then. The pr from AGI is pretty shocking I have to say. I don't see the point in having a listing and paying all the associated fees if they are not going to bother updating the market reguarly. Does anyone know how AGI-350 is progressing?
Also, if the market isn't even going to value cash at cash, then whats the point in paying cash for the listing? I would have thought the main aim of a listing was to try and increase the share price and subsequent market value of the company?
What really astounds me is that the board of directors are the main shareholders owning 45% of the company. Wouldn't they want an increase in the share price? You wouldn't think so would you, it's been 3 and a half months since the last update.
Is anyone else starting to think we may never ever get a decent share price here? And by that I mean some value actually attributed to the 9pps of cash and the product AGI-350?