Eden Research Share Discussion Threads

[investingisatrickygame] 31/10/2018 08:29

AttyG

Nex share trading in Eden

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[attyg] 31/10/2018 07:53

Looks like some big buying (and a seller?) showing up after hours.
Was out last night so didn't quite see all the days trades - annoying how ADVFN drops off the NEX trades soon after the trading day. Can't be ar*ed opening up NEX to see what trades went through there.

Just as with the BREXIT negotiations, I expect a flurry of deals/RNSs being concluded by Sipcam as their Option period expires - 31 Dec 2018.

I have no doubt about Eden's commercial success - too many big names have parted with cash to make use of our IP - Sipcam, Eastman and soon we must hear of milestones from Bayer. That IP will not lie on the shelf, it provides these companies with a real and significant competitive advantage over their competition and consumers should be pleased as it will generate genuinely better products.

[northwick] 30/10/2018 20:11

I too feel the same. I heard a new investor started building a stake about 10 days ago. Hope it is will be announced soon

[jr_] 30/10/2018 18:53

Come on Eden!! Feel like somebody building a stake??

[investingisatrickygame] 30/10/2018 18:02

See Wan's post re IP rich businesses

[supersonico] 30/10/2018 17:47

There are two more months of short order ..There is no Hurry?

[northwick] 30/10/2018 16:48

It took less than a day for the share price to lose its momentum!!!!Wonder what will sustain it?

[brucie5] 30/10/2018 10:14

13.50 paid.

[supersonico] 29/10/2018 19:31

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[supersonico] 29/10/2018 17:46

Hold steady Grandees.. Hold steady.

Stay in formation.

[monet] 29/10/2018 14:33

Over 1.213 million shares traded so far today.

[northwick] 29/10/2018 14:31

Over 1m shares got traded so far, almost all buys. Still 2 hours to go before Markets close. Wonder where the share price will be at the close?????

[northwick] 29/10/2018 11:57

A good amount of buying this morning.hope it may continue

[supersonico] 29/10/2018 11:13

I don't have it to hand..atm maybe in my history.

[investingisatrickygame] 29/10/2018 11:00

Super,

What is the South American show Eastman are presenting Cedroz at in November 2018? Do you have the link please?

[investingisatrickygame] 29/10/2018 09:11

Willing sellers?

I'd anticipate very few based on the following:

1) many are locked in at much higher prices from a previous era, business model and management
2) big game changing news (For Eden) is due
3) the company is already significantly undervalued in my opinion even before these pending announcements
4) those that have recently bought are nowhere near 'in the money'
5) we have a new chairman who has global, Eden relevant responsibilities at Bayer and he didn't come here for 20/30/40p
6) current invested 'institutions' are also unlikely here for 20/30/40p and they have a decent collective % of the company
7) Sipcam came in @10p and are doing all this R & D to a) encapsulate pesticides and b) co-encapsulate pesticides with Eden's natural active ingredients.

Massive upside in front of Eden and a long runway too!

[brucie5] 29/10/2018 08:43

And I've been adding a few. Had to pay 13p for one batch. Maybe looking a bit overstretched now, so will wait to see what the retraces along the way look like. I get the sense that there are not many willing sellers out there at these prices, and with expected newsflow.

[dplewis1] 29/10/2018 08:41

Buyer seems to have returned after the weekend. Looking a bit better here and finally justifying my purchase back in August.

[supersonico] 28/10/2018 22:40

me neither.

[investingisatrickygame] 28/10/2018 22:14

Super, not sure what all that means

[investingisatrickygame] 28/10/2018 21:10

Why do you think he would follow Eden?

When is the conference in south America that eastman are presenting Cedroz next month?

[supersonico] 27/10/2018 09:13

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