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31/3/2021
14:46 | sphere25: Certainly looking back on many with a shouldda, couldda, wouldda hold type of view, but that's one of the perils of shorter term trading. It is what it is. Perhaps in the longer term future when the ole eyes and processor aren't up to keeping up the pace anymore, take a less turbocharged approach of markets :-)
On an otherwise dull day, more notable exchanges at EBQ with the market makers edging up again:
Fifth day of anomalous volume now for the often unnoticeable EBQ with 915k exchanged so far. Clearly at least one large stake builder in the market who has got the mop out and is mopping up all recent large sell prints, as well as the barrage of 50k sell prints today at 34p, and those at 35p like the 100k @ 11:48.
It just goes to show just how much buying is needed to clear out stale bulls in shares like this, which have floundered for years. The longer term trend has clearly been down with the chart showing the clear level of market apprehension.
The question for long termers is whether now is a real sustained turning point.
Us short termers can keep an eye on this mop at work and question how many these buyers want, up to what price are they willing to pay (i.e. is it going to keep spiking) or whether it consolidates and settles down abit sooner.
All imo
DYOR
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27/3/2021
09:09 | p1nkfish: Not at all surprised to see this 10 bag from 19p in next 5 years. Dyor, all imho etc.
I bought a fair wadge so am biased but anything sub about 33p, imho, should give a decent return within 3-5 years. Obviously take care and set stops accordingly.
I wouldn't place stop-loss on a platform, have an alarm, else we could see shake-outs on the way up if it attracts attention.
As the world comes out of the funk EBQ should make hay.
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14/1/2021
11:25 | p1nkfish: We might even see a wash-out as time pressure increases on those wanting to take losses. EBQ not in a good place and recent price history will work against it for a while.
I do see a bright future but see no rush. I might be wrong of course.
On recover out of the current virus mess it should do very well.
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21/2/2020
17:23 | cwa1: Kabouter kaput:-
https://www.investegate.co.uk/ebiquity-plc--ebq-/rns/holding-s--in-company/202002211600027964D/
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20/2/2020
16:28 | srichardson8: May I just thank the Brummy. Extremely useful tables. I spotted this yesterday but was busy trying to decide whether or not to sell some Sylvania which I did topslice. But the data posted took me back to the Wednesday EBQ trading update, to look at some financials and get a cursory understanding of the past twelve months. Naturally I am hoping they can pull off a recovery and more here. And these big volumes often indicate bottoms (and indeed tops) in my experience.
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19/2/2020
08:22 | eezymunny: Yes, on the face of it EBQ had been well and truly sold down the river. Every ratio looks cheap and the balance sheet is reasonable IMO. Time will tell of course but gawd knows what it was doing sub 30p...
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18/10/2019
08:48 | fillipe: I've changed my mind after reviewing the Edison note of 7th Oct and am lookimg to lay down some EBQ for brighter days ahead, following the recent weakness in the share price.
Previous buys in the 40p's have been very worthwhile for me and I'm happy to go down that road again.
I notice the quite recent CFO/Dir buy of 60k @ 49p, taking him up to 160,000 shares.
f
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26/7/2019
14:39 | fillipe: I notice the next results are just two months away.
EBQ are good at being consistent with the dates for their results, in which case for the Interims are 25th/26th Sept.
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26/7/2019
14:31 | fillipe: Today, EBQ reaching out to a recent past high of 57p, even on small.
One can only feel a warm glow on what this may run up to, given some half decent strong buying.
The lasts tp I saw was in May... 110p.
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13/7/2019
07:26 | russman: Still think there is a profitable business here.
But EBQ is yet to fulfil its potential.
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