Caretech Share Discussion Threads

[cestnous] 10/4/2012 08:56

And on we go. Everything going to plan. Baring macroeconomic events this should continue to climb steadily.

[drunken monkey] 06/4/2012 09:08

Wonder what Richard Griffiths target is as he's still buying as is Henderson Global... (and the Sheikh's are adding at these levels)

Current Large stakeholders:
Henderson Global 18.00
Richard Griffiths 11.04
Sheikh controlled 27.47

3 largest stakeholders now own over half the company and all have bought in the last month.

This lack of liquidity should enable the share to climb quickly with relatively little buying activity as market makers struggle to fill orders.

[cestnous] 02/4/2012 14:59

If it keeps above resistancs @ around 140, this could be off again. Target still 250.

[dugganjoe] 20/2/2012 13:00

Looks ready for another spike up

[dugganjoe] 14/2/2012 09:35

well done cest

[cestnous] 14/2/2012 09:15

All going as planned according to today's statement. Continuing to rise nicely.

[cestnous] 06/2/2012 10:45

Maybe it won't take as long as I thought at this rate.

[cestnous] 26/1/2012 14:07

S

I got in at a slightly higher price. Well in profit and hoping that the bowl formation on the chart will reach my target of 350p, though this could take as long as a year, unless this current rally is the beginnings of something bigger.

[sasannach] 26/1/2012 13:23

Turn the light back on !!

Been here since early Dec and bailed fairly quickly as it kept going down. Re-entered early Jan at 88p as the trend was better.

I'm fairly new to shares and wondered what others thought about the behaviour here

The sell side has been rising slowly on small trades but like today has held well on the buy side despite numerous AT trades. I know the price has dropped today but 120 has shown good resistance despite the volume of AT trades at 120. Its as if somebody has a pot of money and is recycling it to push the price up bit by bit with some help from the MM's. So buying in low, selling for a profit and then re-using the profit to buy more and push the price up again.

As I said I'm new to this and maybe way off the mark and am curious what others think.

[drunken monkey] 16/12/2011 13:53

err... I'll turn of the lights.

[drunken monkey] 08/12/2011 08:37

Half decent results, silly MBO off the table, chart showing possible breakout...

.... maybe, just maybe, Santa has begun to work his magic. Some chunky director buys couldn't harm.......

[griffmg] 15/11/2011 08:04

It's called a Sheik-over

[nilip] 14/11/2011 16:41

Management buy out ... subject to debt financing ???

That sounds rather dubious ?

:-((

[jaws6] 14/11/2011 16:20

news out no bid ??

[nilip] 03/8/2011 16:15

Aishah,

Starting to get the impression that CTH could be seen as a prime cantidate for a short attack given current mkt sentiment?

I'm remaining a little extra cautious with this one.

The Southern Cross saga hasn't helped us either :-(

[aishah] 26/7/2011 12:50

Buyers back in today. Still undervalued imo.

[nilip] 11/7/2011 14:51

Care home operator Southern Cross is set to shut down after landlords owning all 752 of its care homes said they wanted to leave the group.

"It is currently envisaged that the existing group will cease to be an operator of homes," the firm said.

[dugganjoe] 08/7/2011 22:47

BUPA BUPA BUPA BUPA

[bergster56] 08/7/2011 18:57

How is this different to sche? Overburdened with debt, fee squeezes from local authorities? Apparently the residents remain longer, not much point of that if those same residents are unprofitable

[napoleon 14th] 08/7/2011 16:43

Glad I kept out of a punt here; avoided a 10% haircut!
Faster prospects elsewhere IMO.
GL all.

[tonysss13] 08/7/2011 10:49

ridiculously misleading headline

[ukinvestor220] 08/7/2011 10:39

not necessarily disappointing:

management buyout at a price which utilises the most appropriate way to enhance shareholder value