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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Belluscura Plc | LSE:BELL | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BD3B8Z11 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 9.25 | 8.50 | 10.00 | 9.25 | 9.25 | 9.25 | 30,000 | 08:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Surgical,med Instr,apparatus | 825k | -18.52M | -0.1100 | -0.84 | 15.58M |
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28/5/2021 07:27 | And it's available within the next twelve months:no waiting for FDA clearance and its use right now in India would be very valuable. I would hope they can get to market this calendar year | faz | |
28/5/2021 07:06 | I hold a small speculative stake in TEK, therefore already have a vested interest but am toying with buying a few here too....the tough bit is trying to weigh up with any degree of confidence what sort of market share Belluscura might achieve. One thing for certain, they're in the right market at the right time and that alone could lead to some immediate action. Certainly some exciting potential! | tanners | |
28/5/2021 06:51 | Thanks Paul | faz | |
28/5/2021 06:16 | 1st thoughts here wrt today's oversubscribed IPO www.linkedin.com/pos | brummy_git | |
27/5/2021 08:58 | First day of dealing - 28 May 2021 !YOUTUBEVIDEO:LbJtRX | strollingmolby | |
06/9/2017 22:56 | The Pottingers. A key cog in the evil ways of the British establishment, down the centuries. Understanding the history of this family gives an essential glimpse into just how the British establishment really works. | temmujin | |
30/10/2010 11:45 | AFB, Try: GlobalEdgeInvestors. I think you will find GEI to be an interesting site | energyi | |
20/10/2010 21:48 | Energyi, Where do you post now, why have you all but stopped posting on ADVFN? | a.fewbob | |
17/8/2002 09:26 | (1) The July 3 to 5 rally (which was very profitable) came from a weak bottom, and at the time, I was complaining that because of that the rally will be "puny", since we had no good sentiment indicators (like big strings of GNT etc). The rally from July 24th on was based on a solid few week of very negative sentiment indicators and thus would call for a much stronger rally, once it takes off. The print today above 1350 is just a shot above the bow of the bears den, even though, a retracement is a high probability. Playing this on the dark side will require being nimble, IMTO. : Zeev (2) Bcrafty, my next turn (going back up from a low next week) is 1:36 next Wednesday. My calls are purely Naz. Nominal low is 1308. : Zeev | energyi | |
16/8/2002 16:16 | (1) Pat, the equity P/C ratio is at an extreme similar to that we experienced in late October and in November last year, that measure last year was one of the reasons I had a deep retrenchment coming in December, which never materialized. I think the current situation is very similar, that is one reason I am assuming only a mild retrenchment here and resumption of the march to the 1526/55 area. By the way, these equity P/C ratio here, particularly if not healed by a sharp increase on the next retrenchment are part of the "kill the potential 1700 target", but it is too early to make a call, on that. right now, I'll be quite happy to see a healthy retrenchment (so can redeploy ) and then the march to the mid 1500. : Zeev (2) I actually redeployed quite furiously on the morning swoon down (in some cases, 3 of the Q, a little late), but already took them all off the table (a little early ). At the max exposure I was under 20% cash, now I am above 45% cash. I may go for another trip after lunch. : Zeev (3) Bruce, I think that we had about 50% of the rally we are going to have on the Naz (my target is still just the 1526/55 area), yes Bio may lead here, but MLNM is not making money and had a solid move, I am sticking mostly with those that make money. Once we go into another down turn on the Naz, I fear the bio sector will be hit hard again. I don't follow ABGX. Right here a 1365 we are only some 35 Naz points from a major overhead resistance, so I would be careful about deploying for the mid term, I would rather wait for a retrenchment to the 1300 area for more medium term deployments in the sector. | energyi | |
15/8/2002 18:22 | (1) Zeev, why did your model have such a severe spasm this am? yesterday, basically you are calling for a studder step to 1390-1400 in a rel. short time frame, and today, without even hitting obvious resistance at 1354, you come close to a run for the hills. We aren't far from 1354, and we aren't far from the 50 day ma. Even in this bear, once the 9-10 day ma is broken this violently up, we have run up to the 50 day. This is all because of the equity p/c ratio, intra day?? I think we have a decent chance of truning and at least touching 1354 before any relapse. (2) Many reasons, but my critical point wa 1350, not 1354, and we double touched it (and once more after my call). I think the critical period starts within the next half hour, if this post lunch rally can gather steams, then the danger is somewhat reduced, and your 1354 could happen. The turnips model tries to anticipate. The P/C ratio was just one factor, divergences between the tic and trin, for instance was another (now "healed"). : Zeev (3) "Da Boyz" have moved in and are making a stand here. This afternoon will be interesting - recent history is that they rarely fail. : mlsoft | energyi | |
15/8/2002 16:32 | am getting very close to a short term "run for the hills" here, I would suggest that profit taking will be worthwhile here, I even sold SNDK here at $13.80 (a loss of $1.36 on that one, but it paid handsomely in the last few weeks), raising cash above 40%. I now doubt a retrenchment will be stopped at 1300. Got to change your mind when the market tells you so. I have not turned bearish, mind you, but this bull move is going to be a tough one, no straight up type of story, unfortunately. I would suggest that today and tomorrow will be red. : Zeev Q: Equity p/c ratio now at .47, above your critical .45. Zeev: As of 10:30, I have the equity P/C ratio at .4173, (123334/295573). I agree, but a reading of .41 with the Naz up some 10 15 points, is somewhat excessive even for pre-expiry day, I would watch carefully here. It does not hurt to take profit, all that happens is a loss of some of the opportunity, capital preservation is critical, more than profit maximization, IMTO. Zeev Later: @ 12:18 I show Equity p/c ratio now .44 MORE: Zeev... I have always been leery of putting too much stock into p/c readings just before expiration - they seem to get distorted as a result. That does not mean I do not watch them, just that I don't trust them as much. I notice that chips are a good deal stronger than equipments today, which leads me to think the equipments could break easily to new individual lows should the rally fail here. CY bounced more than I could stand this morning, up 50% from its lows, so I just put some out on the short side for a pullback - could be a short squeeze, but I expect CY to warn between now and earnings. mlsoft | energyi | |
12/8/2002 12:00 | Tech Bellwethers - there's talk of Asian Bellwethers,, (esp Korea, Thai, China). | jl202 | |
11/8/2002 16:03 | Thanks, JL. I was slightly disappointed. After getting it so right for many days, Zeev eventually showed he was human too. But his thread is worth a look from time-to-time. | energyi | |
11/8/2002 12:39 | I was on holiday for the two weeks to July 25th, missed all the excitement. energyi, just when I thought you couldn't be responsible for any more great threads, up crops this one,, an enlightening Sunday afternoon's reading. | jl202 | |
09/8/2002 18:13 | Q: Zeev, I hope your not conferencing with the turnips on any "head to the hills" call...... I want the rally to proceed... ET A: No, we need to close under 1263 for such a call. We are actually doing quite fine considering the NYSE specialists dealt ELX a lousy hand this morning (g). : Zeev C: I wouldn't want to be short this afternoon. We avoided (so far) the breakdown below 1300 mentioned earlier and are sitting on a friggin launchpad. Could get real green here and maybe even get to my EOW target of 1350. Fingers crossed. : steve also, QCOM preparing to take off, one more bungee and its off to the races IMHO | energyi | |
05/8/2002 19:47 | MONDAY: ZEEV postings: Date:8/5/2002 (1) 2:56:00 PM / Post #of 11698 No, the ultra smart money, we bought on the 24th right sold into the ramp and got back here? Now we are waiting for the smart money that did no use the last ramp for profit taking to actually de[ploy (VBG) : Zeev (2) Date:8/5/2002 3:53:12 PM / Post #of 11709 Yes, but on a bottom retest I like to see positive divergence between the trin and the tic, indicating that indeed more money isgoing into advancing stock, right now that is not there, so the high trin indicate a poor bounce. : Zeev Posted by: LG / 3:58:43 PM / Post #of 11715 Zeev: I like to see my CompTRIN high and my CompTICK low near pivot lows. And most importantly, all my intra day models in or near the oversold range... | energyi | |
29/7/2002 17:47 | MONDAY: (1) Posted by: federal reserves / Date:7/29/2002 1:39:10 PM /Post #of 9351 Didn't like the rally today. Gap ups. Would have liked to see a small gap up, a fill, and small rise from there. I don't think any rally is sustainable with these big gap ups and the the curbings. Its just not healthy. Not in the new rational objective environment. CNBC brought out LAVA lamps this morning. Its not a good sign either. Would not be surprised to see us close weakly and fill it tommorrow before another more sustainable rally starts into a closing high this Friday. | energyi |
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