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EISB East Imperial Plc

2.15
0.00 (0.0%)
Last Updated: 00:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
East Imperial Plc LSE:EISB London Ordinary Share GB00BMZ1ND56 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 2.15 31,425 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
2.00 2.30 2.15 2.15 2.15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-holdng Companies,nec 3.17M -3.65M -0.0119 -1.81 6.57M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
13:46:45 O 25,000 2.006 GBX

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29/11/202312:44East Imperial PLC ..is this a new 'Fever-Tree'?1,237

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Posted at 04/12/2023 08:20 by East Imperial Daily Update
East Imperial Plc is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies,nec sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker EISB. The last closing price for East Imperial was 2.15p.
East Imperial currently has 305,772,114 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of East Imperial is £6,574,100.
East Imperial has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.81.
This morning EISB shares opened at 2.15p
Posted at 14/9/2023 11:21 by papillon
Within the last month the EISB share price has risen above the 200 day EMA for the first time in almost 2 years. Yesterday it actually closed above the 200 day EMA. That 200 day EMA has now actually started to turn uowards, the first time that has happened since EISB listed.
I reiterate, I know nothing about the fundamentals of EISB, or of the market it operates in, but I do like the way it's chart is progressing
Posted at 06/8/2023 22:32 by davethechef
So Paps, enlighten me to how you've gone from saying on Tuesday 1st " It's a FACT that the EISB share price is still in a downtrend" to today's mention of yours,
"The EISB share price could even resch the 5p high of late August 2022 in the short term, which seagreen believes is fair, current, value for EISB"?
Personally, I'm no way influenced or deterred from my beliefs that we're onto a winner, multi- bagger here, over the long-term.
I first bought in the Autumn of 2021(ouch!) and accumulated a good few times(never sold)
That's been my decision & every one has their own investing strategies; fair enough.
But I've not waivered in my confidence in East Imperial's recovery of its share price & survival. Keeping the faith in 'Team Tony'!!!
Posted at 06/8/2023 14:11 by papillon
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EISB log chart.

"Now is the time to buy IMHO. Just popped another 6.7k in as a top-up."

You could be correct, The Imperialist.

The EISB share price could even reach the 5p high of late August 2022 in the short term, which seagreen believes is fair, current, value for EISB.
Posted at 01/8/2023 12:10 by papillon
AlanCapone? FILTERED!
For starters you're not my dad! He died 53 years ago. Stick to the facts! For your information I'm not applying TA on AIM. I'm just posting the charts that appear on advfn. Complain to advfn for applying TA on AIM. So advfn is "clueless".
The 14 day RSI applies equally well to AIM listed shares as it does to FTSE100 shares. Today's fall in the EISB share price proves that! So who's "clueless" now daddy! 🤣
Pin back your lugholes, AlanCapone and listen and learn the following: charts are current and historical records only. They just show current and past sentiment towards a share. NEWS drives share prices. It's a FACT that the EISB share price is still in a downtrend and has been since it listed. That will only change when long term investor sentiment changes from being negative to positive. That doesn't mean there won't be bounces in the share price Over the past year there have been 4 bounces.
I'm not clueless, but you are most definitely THICK, daddy! 🤣
Posted at 31/7/2023 19:37 by papillon
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"When’s the down trend broken pap ?"

I can't predict the future, dodddy! However according to this chart the longer term downtrend is still intact. When that will change I don't know. Meanwhile the EISB share price is overbought according to the 14 day RSI. How long it will stay overbought? I don't know.

PS almost exactly a year ago the EISB share price had a similar percentage rise before resuming the downtrend. Will it be the same, or is it different this time? You pays your money.....
If i was a shareholder I'd be tempted to sell, but that's easy for me to say!
Posted at 20/7/2023 11:25 by papillon
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EISB log chart. This chart is FACT, DaveTheChef, NOT opinion!
For the 4th time in 12 months the EISB share price has risen up to a declining 100 day EMA, acting as resistance, before falling back down. I believe in the facts not wishful thinking. Only when the facts change will I change my mind about EISB.
Posted at 19/7/2023 07:46 by papillon
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EISB log chart. Well the EISB share price has risen to the 100 day EMA, or just above, 3 times already in the past 12 months after "good news*. Will it do so again? It looks likely.
Posted at 13/7/2023 10:28 by papillon
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1 year EISB log chart.
This chart doesn't lie as it's historical fact! It shows that investor sentiment towards EISB is very poor and basically has been since it listed. The future? Who knows? I haven't got a crystal ball!
EISB is for gamblers only; you could do well, but then again you could lose all your money. Based on it's history I'd say the odds favour the latter. That's not to say cute short term traders can't make money.
The EISB share price has basically gone in the same direction, apart from the odd bounce, since listing as ENET. At both EISB & ENET only good news will change investor sentiment and even that might only lead to a temporary bounce.
For most it's a mugs game investing in shares, especially AIM and Standard listed shares.
Posted at 27/4/2023 12:42 by papillon
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Well according to the 14 day RSI it's overbought. However shares can stay overbought for weeks. Look at HUM as a recent example. Though it's unusual to stay overbought that long.
The EISB share price needs to close above December's high of circa 3.3p for the chart to turn bullish again.
Posted at 13/8/2022 08:04 by davethechef
Key points:
East Imperial has signed up a China distribution deal
It's possibly an excellent market for EISB
But just how excellent will it be over time?
East Imperial (LON: EISB) is up 30% this morning on news that they've reached an agreement for China distribution. Given the name of the company we might think this is fairly important and so it is – and thus the EISB share price jump. The issue really being that China is – OK, probably is – the great current growth market for East Imperial‘s line of products. Therefore gaining a decent distribution agreement into that market exposes EISB to it's one grand expansion opportunity.

East Imperial is in the business of luxury – it prefers the phrase “ultra-premium” – mixers. As the experience of Fevertree shows us this is an expanding market. For which there are several reasons. The first is simply the manner in which mass manufactured products tend to down grade over time – manufacturers use lesser ingredients on cost grounds etc. Further, mass brands are always at risk of those very claims of “premium”; and “ultra-premium”. There's often room at the top that is when we talk of branded items.

The second is the general decline in alcoholic consumption around the world. That can indeed lead to a move upmarket – drink less but better – and there's the example of Diageo to see there. Finally there's something specific to China and important about this specific deal.

East Imperial share price
East Imperial share price from London Stock Exchange
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The two China specific issues are that the place is getting richer, faster, than anywhere else has ever done. It's also hugely unequal by the standards of any other country. That does lead to a taste for premium – or ultra-premium – brands. Supplying that taste could indeed be most profitable. But there's more than that, Chinese society places more emphasis on brands and that outward appearance than many other places. Cheap and cheerful is not, really, a hallmark of the society. Which again makes a distribution agreement of top end products into the country worthwhile.

The specific agreement is also with “Wen Hua Hang Wine Spirits Company (WHI), one of the largest distributors in China.” which means that East Imperial gains maximal exposure with the just the one deal. WHI has worked with Pernod Ricard in the Chinese market, giving us a signal of their quality.

So it looks like a good deal. But of course it is only the signing of a distribution agreement. This doesn't mean that the products will actually sell in China, it's only an indication that the distributor thinks they will. At which point we have to think about the East Imperial share price rise today. Is 30% merely on the signing of an agreement enough, not enough or too much? It's obvious that if the products become widely bought in China then it's not enough – but what is the probability of that? That's what has to determine trading positions from here. Not the news that EISB has distribution in China for that's now already in the share price. It's how successful is that distribution for East Imperial in China going to be?
East Imperial share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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