Ebt Mobile China Share Discussion Threads

[cheekyfella] 07/8/2008 23:19

free tibet

[cordwainer] 01/8/2008 22:21

another high octane roller-coaster day of EBT trading :-\

[cordwainer] 17/7/2008 00:40

In fact, if I hadn't stabbed myself so much, I'd be considering a stab at this tomorrow. (I agree with your post 662)

[azalea] 16/7/2008 08:06

If you make enough stabs in the dark, odds are you will eventually get lucky.

[cordwainer] 15/7/2008 23:26

cordwainer - 19 Nov'07 - 14:40 - 553 of 662 edit

This EBT still too high, should be approx 8 or 9p going by p/e rating and growth
expectations, imho.


cordwainer - 2 Dec'07 - 06:22 - 568 of 662

yes, my post of 19 Nov says approx 8 or 9p.


azalea - 5 Dec'07 - 18:35 - 572 of 662

cordwainer
8-9p. In your dreams.
--------
Although whenever I actually invest I'm usually wrong :-\

[azalea] 10/7/2008 16:46

It a long term hold for recovery, if not a bid beforehand. Look what happened to CBM - Audley eventually came through after a disasterous period.

[cheekyfella] 10/7/2008 15:52

looks like you bottled out too soon ursamajora ... just topped up myself, nice RNS today back at 20p by October IMHO

[ursamajorra] 09/7/2008 12:34

Make that 2p.

[explorer88] 17/6/2008 16:29

duplicate post

[azalea] 08/6/2008 13:32

I read very recently that 6 0ut of 10 Chinese do not own a mobile phone. Given the massive annual migration of people from the countryside to towns and cities, EBT should be able to catch a slice of the increasing market demand. I note that major shareholders now own circa 95% of the shares in issue. With Audley European (24.91%) now perhaps not so engrossed in its dealings over its similar stake in CBM, it might now be able to turn its attention to EBT.

[cheekyfella] 08/6/2008 08:50

interesting article about the chinese mobile market ... could be positive news for EBT

[mokhan2] 29/5/2008 02:43

Explorer, your last post worries me; especially the 3.5 Billion deferred shares; at first glance that seems to mean dilution, dilution, dilution; comments from experienced investors?

[explorer88] 21/5/2008 11:46

Reading through the 2007 annual report, i note that there are 15,637,170 options outstanding with an average excise price of 5p (current share price 15p). I also have three questions which i wonder whether anyone can provide answers to please...

1. Last year EBT expanded into Chengdu in Sichuan province. How have these new outlets been affected by the earthquake?

2. Whilst there are around 220m shares issued, there are near 3.5 BILLION deferred shares (3,447,931,806). Please could someone explain the relevance of this huge number of deferred shares? implications?

3. I note that EBT's former solicitors are sueing EBT for alledged unpaid work. Does anyone have any insight into the possible outcome of this litigation against EBT (i note that EBT lost their earlier legal battle with a previous litigant - the Scottish Ministers - and were ordered to pay the litigant's costs).

[beaufort1] 01/5/2008 17:51

Don't forget our friends at Audley have got quite a slug (see CBM, GVC etc)

[azalea] 01/5/2008 17:41

ursamajorra 648

Given that the largest shareholding of 25% is headed by EIG Venture Capital,
your thinking might not be wide of the mark.

[beaufort1] 01/5/2008 08:54

Good heavens, it moved!

[beaufort1] 01/5/2008 08:54

Good heavens, it moved!

[ursamajorra] 10/4/2008 07:56

Yes,good all round.I think the predators will be looking very closely at these results.

[azalea] 10/4/2008 07:54

The preliminary bid is still ongoing. A much improved result, leads me to think EBT will be in profit in the next 12 months, regardless of whether it remains independent, or, not.

[azalea] 14/3/2008 10:00

Touting KTIP on various 'China' threads will not help your case. Start you own thread.