Biocare Share Discussion Threads

[collijo] 25/6/2008 17:10

Tried contacting the company and keep getting undeliverable - the gates are probably locked already.

Can only imagine we'll be seeing an RNS before the weeks out.

[collijo] 25/6/2008 17:08

I guess that's the risk of getting involved in a share like this - i assume the demise of BSN is all but finalised.

How come someone was allowed to sell a block of 425k when the rest of us can only sell 1500 ?

Could do with TD now to revive this share with ramping so we can all get out !!

[8trader] 25/6/2008 16:13

lol

Why start a new thread if you dump within days ?

Pump and dumpers like you should be warned, you and Pre were
posting non stop and neither said a thing about selling out !

[tornadodown] 25/6/2008 16:01

Unlike yourself 8T some people do sell their winners subsequently not to hold their losers and whine about it.

[8trader] 25/6/2008 15:47

425k at 0.62p !

Where's TD and Pre now, dumped into the pump on this new thread !

[8trader] 24/6/2008 13:15

Go and look at todays trades, there's none !

The point i'm making is no matter how many different posters
say this is a bargain nobody else will buy the stock, in fact
nobody will buy anything in this market unless it has good news
or is oil and gas.

You are better off saying nothing and lurk in the sidelines.

[bullsy37] 24/6/2008 12:37

8T you appear very negative, are you a holder ? Wellsy does seem to be ramping slightly but i agree with his sentiment.

The plant is established and running and everything is in place except the initial working capital to help the business through the difficult early period. If RAB continue to support, Biocare will move swiftly into profit and with profit will come a potential multi bagger.

In a year to 18 months my belief is the share price will be 20p - 25p provided they can keep their heads above water in the short term. Admittedly a risky punt but for me the risk is minimal.

[8trader] 24/6/2008 11:18

Great ramping, shame the master pump and dumpers that appeared
at the start of the thread quickly dumped and moved on, you could
do with the help of TD and PRE.

[wellsy4] 24/6/2008 10:58

Easy collijo, news will arrive in a positive vain very shortly the share price will rocket and we'll all wonder what the fuss was about...

[collijo] 24/6/2008 10:54

The half year results came out on the 18th June last year. Hopefully will hear news this week or early next.

[tiptree429] 23/6/2008 17:27

I am happy to wait and see what the news will be.

I agree with other posters that the upside is massive IF news is good.

Shouldn't have long to wait now.......

[8trader] 23/6/2008 17:07

Dont matter what ramps you post, nobody will buy a thing in this
market unless the company itself issues good news and not some
full on ramps on here without substance !

[bullsy37] 23/6/2008 16:55

Totally agree Wellsy4 noises being made are all positive. If you bear in mind what the share price was pre the italian facility delay any good news will see BSN into multi bag territory.

[wellsy4] 23/6/2008 16:51

Will double in a matter of days once postive news arrives.

[wellsy4] 23/6/2008 16:48

Collijo, Tiptree

BSN news will arrive soon and will be good. The share price will rise sharply be sure to stick around for the fun. :-)

[collijo] 23/6/2008 10:01

Let's hope it's not an announcement telling us the company have gone bust. There's been a lot of doom and gloom over the last few weeks on this board.

[tiptree429] 22/6/2008 20:16

We should be due some news this week as final year end results are due any day.(18th of June last year)

A positive business update on new customers won and or funding secured for the future will do wonders for the share price

Here's hoping for some good news.

[bullsy37] 20/6/2008 13:34

Interesting article :

Maan al-Sanea is the Arab billionaire who has taken a £ 3bn stake in HSBC, the Docklands-based banking giant, writes Richard Northedge
Oil billionaires are two a penny in Saudi Arabia but Maan al-Sanea, who last week revealed that he had bought a £ 3.3bn stake in HSBC, the British banking giant, made his money the hard way. While others pumped dollars out of the desert, al-Sanea created a business based on building, property, schools and hospitals.


His Saad Group is the country's fourth largest private company, employing 13,000 people, but despite his $15bn (£ 7.5bn) wealth, he contrasts sharply with compatriots such as Prince Alwaleed and the other brash billionaires.
Al-Sanea, 52, is quiet, considered and immensely polite, but guards his privacy fiercely. His house at Al Khobar in eastern Saudi is tastefully furnished and by no means the most palatial in the city.
He insists that his investment portfolio is conservatively geared, liquid and diversified - but, above all, invested in quality assets. He prefers a small profit every day to volatility but philosophically describes setbacks as "speed bumps, not barriers''. He already knows HSBC as a customer: the bank was in Saudi two years before he was born and is the biggest shareholder in the Saudi British Bank.
But he also knows the Saudi banking scene well, owning shares in several local banks including Samba, the Saudi American Bank, where he was a director and his wife's brother Saud is chairman. Stephen Green, HSBC's chairman, knows about al-Sanea too: the Englishman lived in Saudi before he joined the bank.
For the moment, the HSBC shares will remain outside the £ 3.5bn Saad Investments' portfolio, which includes 3i, the venture capital group, the Resolution life assurance company, small UK companies such as Biocare Solutions and Ceravision and global giants such as Citigroup and Bank of China. But the 200-plus quoted companies account for only 29 per cent of that portfolio, alongside bonds, property, hedge fund and private equity investments.

[bullsy37] 18/6/2008 13:31

Collijo, the source or my information is a contact from the periphery of the business - the two big buys this morning give credence to my earlier statement.

Keep the faith and all will be revealed.

[collijo] 18/6/2008 10:44

By the way where have you got this information (if true) from ?

[collijo] 18/6/2008 10:42

Bullsy37 much improved this morning buy 500k @ 1.25 and can sell 50k online - perhaps the worm is turning

[bullsy37] 18/6/2008 10:17

This baby is ready to roll again new investment plan agreed which should secure the future of the company

[collijo] 17/6/2008 15:55

I agree - it would be nice to free my money up though but the MM's won't have it.

[8trader] 17/6/2008 11:45

Still 1.1p offer for 500k collijo !

This thread was started for a pump and dump hence the others are long gone
i'm afraid.

[collijo] 17/6/2008 11:40

Mailed Biocare for a response to see if there is any end to their recent financial troubles and the reply i received said the finance director was away on businesss at the moment.