Molten Ventures Share Discussion Threads

[oscar romano] 02/10/2013 11:54

nice one Tara

put the boot in

luv it

Oscar R

[tara7] 02/10/2013 07:13

PTO now more than doubled.!!!

[michaelsadvfn] 02/10/2013 07:02

NTOG down from 0.58p to 0.39p

I make that around -33%

P.S. Smelgy has a memory like a sieve so highly likely he's completely forgotten he created this thread!!

[tara7] 22/9/2013 08:13

PTO up from £2.20p to £3.60p

I make that around 70%

[1i1i1i] 21/9/2013 23:27

Silly Smelgy, fancy calling himself a Professor, just a failed Tory boy councillor.

[michaelsadvfn] 18/9/2013 16:41

Update please Smelgy!

[tara7] 15/9/2013 19:21

Update please

[professor pettigrew] 01/4/2013 21:13

Here are the latest price performances for the 5 stock growth portfolio from close of business on 12th February, until close of business on 28 March 2013:-

STOCK EPIC Price 12 Feb Price 28 Mar +/- +/-%

Easyjet EZJ 975p 1079p +104p +10.7

Nostra Terra
Oil & Gas NTOG 0.58p 0.49p -0.09p -16

Media Corp MDC 0.17p 0.14p -0.03p -17

Publishing
Technology PTO 220p 290p +70p +32

W S Atkins ATK 832p 915p +83p +10

Overall, I think, a very satisfactory performance in less than 2 whole months trading. The heavier priced mid and FTSE stocks have shown percentage gains ranging from 10 (W S Atkins) to 32 (Publishing Technology - by far the stellar performer from the "famous five").

Our two penny stocks, NTOG and MDC are lagging the market somewhat, but the continuing newsflow in both stocks is positive, and I believe we are on track for all 5 stocks to meet or even exceed their 3-year price targets by the end of trading 2015. Please note the 3year target for PTO has been raised from £6 to £9 following the recent results and trading statement.

A new day dawns tomorrow, Tue Apr 2. Once again, I reiterate my price targets for all 5 stocks and look forward to more positive progress in the months to come.

[professor pettigrew] 28/3/2013 07:29

Just a reminder, that I will be taking the prices of the 5 growth stock portfolio at the close of business today to calculate the performance to end March.

[oscar romano] 21/3/2013 23:04

yes i know michael - thx

Oscar R

[oscar romano] 20/3/2013 17:12

yeap - nice

Oscar R

[michaelsadvfn] 20/3/2013 11:08

Oscar,
Are you assuming smelgy is back as PP? If so, you are mistaken!

[oscar romano] 20/3/2013 11:02

pot kettle black wee fella

your posts offer no value at all = FACT - have a read through them little fella

zero credibility Prof - you're a fool

Oscar R

[professor pettigrew] 20/3/2013 10:05

Mr Romano. You seem to be an individual who cannot make sensible comments on stocks. If you have a mental problem, I suggest you see your GP.

[oscar romano] 20/3/2013 09:53

"A quick look at the chart going back a while shows that reasonably long consolidations are then followed by a further surge in price"

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care to expand here wee one?

thought not.........

you're an idiot with NO credibility!!!!!!!!!1

Tara - you should be ashamed !!!!!! your credibility is at rock-bottom. Pumping with the little fella.........you couldn't go any lower - very surprised at you and the company you are keeping

[professor pettigrew] 19/3/2013 09:59

PTO

So far we have managed to consolidate around the £3 mark. A quick look at the chart going back a while shows that reasonably long consolidations are then followed by a further surge in price.

[tara7] 14/3/2013 22:44

PTO: have you ever had a stock with 5 broker upgrades within 100 days.!!

Increased target price 14/03/13 £2.60p to £3.60p BUY.

We have again revised our target price upwards as we continue to believe that Publishing Technology should see positive profits momentum now that its R&D cycle is nearly complete. As its products and/or services either reduce costs or introduce new revenue streams for publishers, there is in-built demand for PT's solutions in our view. This is especially the case as publishers look to outsource more. In addition, considerable scope remains to penetrate its large customer base with more online products. As we flagged in our note "Profiting from R&D" on 5 March 2013, while it is our view that the Chinese JV could provide considerable upside to the Publishing Technology valuation, there is no profit contribution in our current forecasts.

Our 360p target price has been arrived at by comparing PT's target 2013E EV/sales of 1.8x to similar companies. This valuation is supported by a reverse DCF of 360p per share. We maintain our Buy recommendation.


14 Mar Westhouse Securities Buy 260.00 360.00 buy
05 Mar Westhouse Securities Buy 230.00 260.00 Rtains
4 Jan Westhouse Securities Buy 200.00 230.00 Retains
17 Dec Westhouse Securities Buy 150.00 200.00 Retains
05 Dec Westhouse Securities Buy 120.00 150.00 Retains
15 Aug Westhouse Securities Strong 120.00 120.00 Retains

[professor pettigrew] 14/3/2013 21:59

PTO

Today was the second time in a week that the market makers effectively "closed the book" on purchases of PTO stock.

As michaelsadvfn correctly states above, one now has to seriously think about the amounts of stock the market makers have to play with.

True, there were a few buys that went through this afternoon, but some investors were unable to purchase at all online.

This leads me to believe the market makers are not only in serious trouble supplywise, but will be unable to cope with any sustained demand should PTO issue a bullish and positive RNS.

[michaelsadvfn] 13/3/2013 10:51

PTO

One wonders just what stock they have in their hands given that the share price is at it's highest for a number of years. There may be some sell orders at higher levels but I suspect they will be trivial amounts from the traders.

Other than yesterday buys have outweighed sells on a daily basis for several weeks now so I think it's safe to assume the mm's are going to have to bite the bullet sometime soon.

[professor pettigrew] 13/3/2013 10:15

PTO

Market makers are showing classic signs of distress in this stock. Early small selling is then met by buys, and they have closed above the line for 6 straight sessions now.

The market makers are finding it very difficult indeed to get some stock on the books at these levels.