Avanti Communications Share Discussion Threads

[plasterkay] 09/2/2011 12:04

Tom Bulford seems really excited, but is he always this excited? or does he save his excitement for only special occasions? Does he make a video presentation every time he feels a little frisky? I guess we should ask Mrs Bulford.

[yorgi] 09/2/2011 11:39

Techinvest does have a good reputation and they are not the only one who rates AVN highly. We just have to be patient and focus on the facts and what it's potential market is.

[m.t.glass] 09/2/2011 11:39

similar query from me as adorling (post 3010).

Can someone who is au fait with the industry summarise the relative status of the players so far signed up by Avanti? Which of them count as top-rank or lower-rank customers?

[leluot2] 09/2/2011 11:13

I'm a great fan of Techinvest and they are a great supporter of this company.

Can only be a matter of time before buyers recognise the value here.

[yorgi] 09/2/2011 10:54

Yes, it does appear that way Rogash, and when they will finish is the question we all want to know.

[rogash] 09/2/2011 10:50

Obviously some-one is selling into any strength.The question is when will they finish?

[yorgi] 09/2/2011 10:31

I would say so Lelout, although the share price has not performed recently I'm confident it will in time and we should be well rewarded.

Welcome aboard.

[leluot2] 09/2/2011 10:27

Bought in today.

Cant believe the share price is still around £6!

Excellent news today - too good to miss at this level.

[yorgi] 09/2/2011 10:26

I really do not understand AVN recently, it has launched Hylas1 which is operational, I know not in service yet, continued to win contracts but still the share price has just drifted down.

[peedlep] 09/2/2011 09:19

Many thanks Hornblower.

[horneblower] 09/2/2011 09:15

New chart on...

[peedlep] 09/2/2011 08:51

Is there a chart expert out there who would be happy to share their view?

[cestnous] 09/2/2011 08:00

Always had a lot of these but sold half when the rise I expected after launch failed to materialize. Started buying again this week as we are now bobbling along at the same sort of price we were at before we even had a satellite in the sky. The future earnings are too big for the market to ignore, even if the market can act irrationally longer than I can stay sane. The faster the contracts come in, the faster I will accumulate.

edit; Another 5K taken. Lets's see if I'm right.

[adorling] 09/2/2011 07:42

Has anyone previously posted the total contract win figures for Hylas-1 and Hylas-2 combined to date. Whilst I am always encouraged to hear of new contract win announcements are these latest ones of material value?

[c0cky] 09/2/2011 07:37

and that's before the big players start bidding for the company eh?

[paleje] 09/2/2011 07:23

They must have heard you johnrx, RNS out. More contract wins nothing major, confirmation on track to fill capacity within 3 years as planned EXCEPT...now they've got significant interest from big players for backhaul capacity. That seems to be unexpected and seems to me it could cause capacity fill ahead of schedule in which case orders might start filling Hylas2?

[johnrxx99] 09/2/2011 01:50

well, someone or however many have been selling, clearly. Still see 600p as support but if not 525p could be next.

Don't delay any news AVN.

[chrissey] 09/2/2011 01:08

thanks yorgi.

it is AVN, you can see this from the price trend that Bulford has used, just lay it against the AVN chart, it is one and the same.

lets just hope this damn Xbox in the sky is providing commercial service soon, good luck all holders, DYOR & DLTBBG

[sco77harris] 09/2/2011 00:47

Inmarsat moving ahead hopefully we should follow, maybe there is a seller here, one would hope for 6 quid to hold

[yorgi] 08/2/2011 23:25

I have to say I did think that a bit odd referring to it as a penny share if it is AVN

[yorgi] 08/2/2011 23:23

Chrissey here is the link to Tom Burfords tip and I think if you listen to it you will agree it is.

Sorry think it might have been me that "shot you down" :-)

[chrissey] 08/2/2011 22:28

I don't see why he would refer to AVN as a penny share, maybe there are other players, I wouldn't bet the farm that it is AVN although to read the text, it certainly could be.

the trouble with this kind of report is that, without the stocks identity, people do tend to see what they want to see.

I was shot down on this thread some time back for suggesting that the satellite wasn't yet in service and I manintain that is is so, until we are informed that it is in commercial service, by my definition and that of most people, Hylas 1 is not operational.

once this is confirmed to the market, I think we will see a reasonable rise, eg 600p to 700p or so, that's my view folks!

[yorgi] 08/2/2011 19:16

This was posted at the weekend if you look back and I'm as certain as I can be that it is.

[pixi] 08/2/2011 18:49

Excuse me if this has already been posted. This is part of an email sent to me today from The Right Side about how excited Tom Bulford is about a particular company's prospects:

"Because Tom believes this share is sitting on a hair-trigger right now...

It has two major events on the horizon... events that could send shockwaves around the financial media... and could even fire this stock sky-high.

You see, in the months and years ahead... this company plans to launch a series of specially designed satellites... and it could put them amongst the biggest players in an industry that's already worth billions.

That's why Tom has prepared a special video presentation... making it easy for you to get fully clued up on this situation BEFORE the rest of the market!

Just click here to watch your exclusive video report!



Any way you look at it, Tom's uncovered an amazing story here...

Because this UK-listed firm looks on the verge of tapping an estimated 70m strong market... providing a service that you and I simply take for granted.

They're giving millions of people the chance to get access to something that is considered nowadays a "basic right".

I'm not talking about farmers in Africa, or Eskimos in Alaska, I'm talking about affluent Europeans – many of them in the UK – locked out of one of the biggest industries on the planet.

Now, there's always a risk with penny shares, and these trigger events may not go the way they hope.

But Tom sees every indication that they could be in-line for a very satisfying price climb.

And he's not the only one! Analysts over at Cenkos Securities believe it could eventually hand investors about a 239%* return on their money in the months and years ahead."

Is this about AVN?

[pojscott] 08/2/2011 16:37

Good luck Hywel, welcome aboard.