Cec Unet Share Discussion Threads

[tamtoni] 20/6/2008 12:07

I hear that the rate of growth has continued apace. Am trying to get some hard facts. Will report if I do.

[petersmith6] 17/6/2008 21:39

i have a little position in CECU and will add if i can dig up some more cash.i dont see any fireworks here for a while.

[doomsday investments] 16/6/2008 11:07

Well it hasn't held me back on STP - what I've gained there has been a bit wiped out here, though.

[tamtoni] 16/6/2008 00:44

Dooms - why not change yout moniker? I cant do any harm!

[doomsday investments] 11/6/2008 12:46

Probably because I've got shares in this - kiss of death I'm afraid!

[dogm4n] 11/6/2008 12:07

Why all the selling all of a sudden ?

[petersmith6] 10/6/2008 00:58

trying to find more to top up,but im hanging on to were back arround the 3p mark.

[tamtoni] 09/6/2008 12:07

Followed my own comment and added this morning.

[tamtoni] 08/6/2008 15:09

Interesting article in todat's Sunday Times about the state increasing the competition among the top three chinese mobile operators - and we know what that has led to in the past - a huge increase in penetration rates.

This will have an enormous benefit to us.

[seagreen] 28/5/2008 10:49

About CEC Unet:
CEC Unet Plc (AIM: CECU) is a Chinese mobile media and services company based out of
Beijing. CEC Unet is focused on two related, but
separate areas in China's mobile industry: content and services, and distribution and
payment.

With our unique combination of assets, distribution network and highly experienced
management we are in a position to capitalise on an
historic opportunity in China's mobile services industry.

[doomsday investments] 27/5/2008 08:00

I think he means the earthquake

[tamtoni] 26/5/2008 15:26

China restructures its telcos
Published: May 23 2008 09:46 | Last updated: May 23 2008 15:11

And they're off. The long-awaited restructuring of China's telecoms industry, which should morph four big carriers into three, kicked off yesterday. This also paves the way for the introduction of third-generation licences – a prospect that has had foreign companies salivating.

The restructuring itself, designed to create a more level playing field, could be bad news for China Mobile. Today's dominant company has 400m subscribers and is adding almost 7m a month, equivalent to putting on an entire Hong Kong every month. China Mobile has benefited from having a hamstrung competitor. Now, in addition to stronger competition, it faces the possibility of asymmetric regulation. Mobile rival China Unicom, which is to be carved up and doled out to the two fixed-line carriers, has been hampered by the fact it is obliged to run two competing networks. It has less than a third of the market and margins on earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation came in at about 33 per cent last year compared with 54 per cent for China Mobile.

Just how much of a boon the ensuing carve-up will be depends on valuations for Unicom. The smaller CDMA network, accounting for 8 per cent of the mobile market, according to consultancy BDA, is owned by Unicom's parent rather than the listed company, which will keep the deal behind closed doors. Unicom shareholders will, however, be compensated for the customer base, to the tune of perhaps $5bn-$8.5bn or up to $200 per subscriber. The sale or merger of Unicom's GSM operations will probably also be conducted on a parent-to-parent basis. Investors will not be the only ones kept on hold while the multilayered process takes place. Foreign equipment makers and operators, including Telefónica and Vodafone, which have taken equity stakes in and forged alliances with local players, will remain on the sidelines for a while yet.

[tamtoni] 26/5/2008 15:22

Peter - do you mean the forthcoming liberalisation of the China mobile market? If so, I read this as bullish for the company.

[petersmith6] 24/5/2008 11:57

alowing for whats happend in china the price has held remarkabley well.

[theman4] 13/5/2008 09:17

di buy limits cut too 25k on incagold/igd,go too the thread a great link too youtube.swissholmes/mr holmes re-rating with update soon .quality games dyor

[theman4] 13/5/2008 08:28

guys incagold/igd go too the thread there is now a link too youtube and the games inca have.very nice and when update comes big rerating in the price.dyor.as i keep saying the new director buys and sells turnaround companies.

[petersmith6] 12/5/2008 20:09

indeed,it would apear that our little baby has been discoverd.the MM's are more than willing to hoover up any sell's

[doomsday investments] 12/5/2008 16:17

A lot of sells being mopped up today and price staying firm.

[theman4] 12/5/2008 10:06

di spiritel was friendless @.6,seo.22,nng.6,abh .1 too name a few.

[theman4] 12/5/2008 09:57

remember di there was nobody here 2 weeks ago.im on my own on incagold/igd but not forever if you research the new director who was placed there by fox capital you will see he owns fox ,who inturn own 53% of igd.he was a director of unilever and has a very good track record.dyor

[theman4] 12/5/2008 09:53

it is di but it never goes wrong too give a bit of insight too other stocks.that might be of the radar due too lack of news,mm manipulation,and spreads that put pi,s off. and more importantly very cheap.imhp

[doomsday investments] 12/5/2008 09:50

I thought this was the CECU thread?

[theman4] 12/5/2008 09:40

im expecting a trading update from incagold/igd and have been for a few weeks now a big turnaround expected,big spread and mm,s not keen too give quantity.will move very fast and the new director has a habit of turning companies around then selling.dyor

[tamtoni] 12/5/2008 09:35

Seagreen. Take a look at SRT also. Just begun moving back up after a retracement.