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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Cayenne Tst | LSE:TCT | London | Ordinary Share | GB0006369119 | ORD 25P |
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% | 157.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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23/3/2001 12:11 | With loads of buying opps around, why bother with somnething so risky? | a.fewbob | |
23/3/2001 12:10 | I would like to see a change from trying to develope the applications for this technology themselves to licencing out the technology to third parties like arm etc. As for the managment, well I did not realise TCT had one! | a.fewbob | |
22/3/2001 23:58 | There appears to be considerable disquiet, expressed on the eTrade BB, at the rewards the directors are giving themselves out of the rescue funding following the recent cashflow fiasco. There's even talk of a shareholder revolt (as I remember), but I don't suppose that'll come to much. IMO, the executive directors have shown themselves to be unfit to run a small co. In addition to the freebie share options, they appear to be paying themselves more than many directors of companies 10+ times the size. I bought these shares on the back of their various (hopelessly inaccurate) sales forecasts, and bitterly resent being forced to buy more in order (as I see it) to line the pockets of these directors. I suspect that, if the company goes west, these same directors will be in line with or before other creditors for a full year's salary pay-off. If I'm maligning them, then they need to explain the deals that I've read and heard about. I may well be wrong ... perhaps the TCT directors have an X-ray insight of the market and technology - just watch out for flying pigs in the meantime. I've always regarded open offers as underhand because the existing holders have their shareholdings diluted without recompense, unless they cough up the dosh. However, I might just take up the offer so that there's less (of a possible) short term profit in the trough for the piggies. py. | py | |
22/3/2001 22:45 | I have been impressed by the technology produced by TCT and, as such, have bought on various occasions (I'd rather not mention the prices involved, I could be overcome by emotion). I am now looking at considerable losses. I still however, believe there is a good product here, but something is amiss. Has anyone any views on the coming placing? Will I just be throwing good money after bad? Comments welcomed, PK | kilgallp | |
01/2/2001 00:51 | has the stock been suspended? Why? | lickyaardvark | |
31/1/2001 15:50 | See article on www.citywire.co.uk | coolk4u | |
30/1/2001 14:30 | Yes - as a bottom feeder i'm confident that the institutions will fuel and willingly participate in a placing | moonz5 | |
30/1/2001 11:46 | The share price for TCT is going through the floor. Does anyone think that this will recover? | reetus | |
27/12/2000 10:37 | Competition? Times - TUESDAY DECEMBER 26 2000 Body scanner captures the bigger picture BY MARK HENDERSON, SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT A BODY scanner that shows exactly where you are losing weight — or gaining it — has been developed by scientists. The ShapeCatcher machine, which has begun trials at a Nottingham health club, could help people to become fitter by showing them the physical results of their workouts. The machine, which was developed by Stephen Gray of Nottingham Trent University, uses eight cameras to produce a three-dimensional image of the body that can be rotated and viewed from any angle. Subjects stand in a booth and adopt their normal stance as they are scanned. When the image emerges, it can be compared with previous versions, allowing the subject to see the firmer muscles, better posture or tighter waistline that they may have developed as a result of fitness or diet regimes. Professor Gray had the idea while researching ways of measuring clothes sizes for Marks & Spencer. The prototype, which cost £60,000 to develop, is being tested for three months at the David Lloyd centre in Nottingham. Professor Gray and his coinventor, Simon Bradshaw, have set up their own company to market the device. Professor Gray said of the 3D images: “They can suggest improvements the person wants to make, whether it is in improving muscle tone, straightening the back or reducing stomach size, and then a fitness instructor can show them precisely how to do it.” Caroline Gregory, 29, an assistant bank manager from Derbyshire, who was among 150 people to test the scanner, said that she intended to use it monthly to chart the effects of her twice-a-week gym regime. “As soon as I looked at it I could see things that I didn’t know were there that I would now like to change, such as my shoulders, which are a bit lop-sided, and my hips, which are too wide.” | speakeasy | |
21/12/2000 22:58 | Dennis b Can`t be bothered going into it in detail,but have a look at the iii site b.b,for the most recent discussion,also citybull and sharecrazy do a line on them,It`s not very good news at the moment though. W | windowshopper | |
21/12/2000 15:06 | What's the story??? D. | dennisbergkamp | |
11/12/2000 19:24 | Hi voyager Care to show me the link/url for your statement "will be used for the technology needed by the sonyplaystation 2 and microsoft¬s x-box games"?? I`m not trying to be difficult on this,but unless you have some concrete facts and are prepared to back them up with evidence such as the source of information or a web-link I don`t think you should post up such threads. TCT are going through a bad patch at the moment as you probably recognise,and I for one would be delighted at the possibility of a deal with microsoft or sony but untill some sort of formal announcement from tct the price will keep on going south unfortunately. W S | windowshopper | |
11/12/2000 18:24 | What price is the fund-raising going to be placed at? D. | dennisbergkamp | |
11/12/2000 17:29 | TCT's new product '3Q Launch' will be used for the technology needed by the Sony Playstation 2 and Microsoft's X-Box games. I believe the shares at 27.5p have been overdone on concerns of future fund raising which will take place in January. TCT will not go bust as they promise to delever to shareholders the value that we believe has now been created in 3dMD and 3Q, and the potential that we consider to exist within other market segments, will require further equity funding to be secured. | voyager2000 | |
09/12/2000 19:41 | Thomas 10 Looks like I got it wrong,tct has never had a better sales book,but the price is plummeting,something is seriously wrong,it just doesn`t make sense,time will tell i guess if they sink or swim... w | windowshopper | |
09/12/2000 19:12 | ps in the month since windowshopper posted the shares have fallen significantly no offence intended windowshopper just a factual observation. Would not NIS be a better option for perhaps a quick buck with results out on Tuesday and all and sundry stating they will please the market. Of course it may depend on the NAZDAQ which will be influemced by the Bush/Gore saga. I hold NIS by the way and please dyor and try to buy right/sleep tight regards to all Tom | thomas10 | |
09/12/2000 19:05 | I am a TCT watcher and have almost gone in several times in the past, now of course I am glad I did not. Seems to me this one is best watched for a while longer, in saying that I now way wish to offend those who hold now as I am sure this company will come right but it did fall rather badly on Friday in a relatively bouyant market and that is not a good sign. I would say research this on very very thoroughly as it was tipped when it was Tricorder around 60p I believe. Good luck to you all. | thomas10 | |
09/12/2000 16:44 | Hi WS Gloom indeed.There were still quite a few buys on friday.As you say lets hope for the big announcement.I appreciate you views..and thanks! pk | kerry2 | |
09/12/2000 16:29 | Kerry Everything you read on the iii board is unfortunately in my opinion accurate.As a long time holder of tct I face rather more of a loss than you,sometimes it`s better to accept a loss now than a bigger one later. The annoying aspect of the current slide is that tct have never been so close to making some serious money,eg the recent sales in usa,sales in gb and the deal with Babbages,but the price keeps falling,now very serious and dedicated people who know far more than I are talking of liquidation. The only hope is that tct will announce something big or we are all finished,sorry... w | windowshopper | |
09/12/2000 15:42 | Anyone positve on this company.iii board is full of doom. Whats the chance of me getting back to the 60p that I paid? thanks in antisipation pk | kerry2 | |
08/12/2000 22:03 | This is really taking a pasting on very low volumes. can anyone explain what is happenning? Is there a fund raising exerscise around the corner? | n532559a | |
20/11/2000 09:51 | windowshopper's bullish post is only half the story. There is good news coming out of TCTi, but they are also running out of cash fast (3-4 months) and will need to secure funding in a rotten market. The shares are very thinly traded with significant overhang from shareholders who sell into every uptick. For good coverage on this company check out iii or CityBull. rgds Speakeasy | speakeasy | |
15/11/2000 09:42 | Check investors chronicle of 27 October where stated that "Brokers forecast 2000-01 sales of £600,000 and losses of £4.8m" So far as I can see this is more than the cash in the bank so there may have to be a fund raising exercise and a significant dilution of the existing holdings. However at 41p you may have bought close to the current bottom. | pugugly |
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