Enova Share Discussion Threads

[asparks] 01/4/2009 11:42

L2 anyone please? TIA

[debbiegee] 01/4/2009 10:53

I know there were more buys earlier as a friend of mine picked up on the open for 40. No doubt will be shown as a sell.NMS only 500 and yesterday the 25k buy showed an hour later.
On anyday its best to phone for stock.I was the only buyer on Monday and my broker told me he had difficulty.
I do think they will become more liquid and spread will narrow.

Imay be wrong but Im thinking they have to go up to US prices to enable mms to pick up stock and mms in abit of a predicament ?

[asparks] 01/4/2009 10:41

I dont think so. These are pretty illiquid - but they can move fast

[daz14] 01/4/2009 10:39

Barclays stock-brockers can't deal my order to buy online either - but then thats no surprsie as they are utterly useless. May try through my Halifax account. Is this normal?

[asparks] 01/4/2009 10:31

TDW could not process my online order - they had to phone me and do it manually.....

[debbiegee] 01/4/2009 10:28

Im wondering if they run out of stock if they will have to buy from US ?
If they do they will have to pay 70plus.
If this is the case it presents mms with a bit of a hmmm

[asparks] 01/4/2009 10:12

these are very hard to buy. still waiting for my buy order....

[asparks] 01/4/2009 09:23

I am taking a small holding here.....worth a punt

[m.t.glass] 01/4/2009 09:15

Up 83% in first hour

Spread still bad, though only half as dreadful as it was. Only two marketmakers.

[debbiegee] 01/4/2009 08:30

hmmmmmmmm I dont suppose they have much stock here?
If they need stock they will have to pay US mms 70 plus !
Or the yanks could recognise a half price bargain !
I think env are looking forwad to more than they have ever had !

[debbiegee] 01/4/2009 07:31

Morning all,
What a long rns ! I found the juicy bit which has caused AMEX ENA to trade from 44dollars to buy on monday to max 136 dollars yesterday ,finished 104 dollars.Computer playing up couldnt highlight the juicy bit.DOH
T
o get the picture read FULL article in post 140 above.
A diabolical 2008 as priced in but a super start to 2009 with full order book and gov grant.See also after Bejing trials that FAW have opened a mass production bus factory

[debbiegee] 31/3/2009 22:26

COPIED FROM TAN BOARD THANX



"In the first quarter of 2009, Enova received an order from Smith Electric Vehicles U.S. Corporation ("SEVUS Corp.") to deliver at least forty-five (45) P120 systems per quarter, starting in the second quarter of 2009. Enova and Smith have worked closely over the past year to re-align our sell through expectations, both in the UK with Smith Electric Vehicles, and here in the U.S. with SEVUS Corp. We are excited to see the results of these efforts have resulted in additional traction for both Enova and Smith".

2b..

[debbiegee] 31/3/2009 14:17

JUMPING ABOUT WAS 1/ 6.2 THEN 1/1.2 THEN 1.2/1.2 IS IT POSSIBLE A BID SPECULATION ?

[m.t.glass] 31/3/2009 14:17

Not a flicker of movement in ENV prices on Level 2, and still a horrendous bid/offer spread.

[debbiegee] 31/3/2009 13:56

From a close last night in the states amex:ena .45 .5 now .73 .8 !!!!!!!!!

[debbiegee] 31/3/2009 13:17

Im wondering if the 21.9% tick up in amex:ena will be transferred when the US opens ?

[wd 40] 31/3/2009 10:02

A classic example of what not to do: buy high sell low by asparks.

[debbiegee] 30/3/2009 21:23

Zero emisssion trucks to be assembledin Kansas city.



Plenty of coverage in Fridays press too ENV mentioned as taking part.

[debbiegee] 30/3/2009 21:05

Hi M.T.Glass,was just on my way !

It seems the Americans have noticed and cheered the sevus news !
Lets hope they show their appreciation for tan too !

As posted earlier I bought a few env today,I am hoping tan will do really well this year and I expect env to benefit too.
I will see in the morning if the rise is passed over ?

[m.t.glass] 30/3/2009 20:58

deb -- Saw your post re its US sister on the TAN thread - worth adding here? A similar 22% rise would add 6.6p to the UK share price.


"Jeff Siegel is the co-founder of Green Chip Stocks, an independent investment research service focused exclusively on "green" markets. He has appeared on Fox, CNBC and Bloomberg Asia, and is a frequent speaker at conferences and seminars"

5 hours ago he posted a report linking the SEVUS news with Enova.

[debbiegee] 30/3/2009 09:03

I expect a rerating in line with tanfield here.
Difficult to get stock but managed to get a few.

[m.t.glass] 29/3/2009 09:58

"...SEV US Corp will utilize the Enova 120 kW P120 drive system for the Newton, a proven solution currently being used by Smith in Europe..."



I see Sharescope indicates tomorrow as Annual Results day. Anyone know if that's true? (dates are often pencilled in, subject to confirmation). I cannot access the company website at the moment to check. (EDIT: can now, but no clues there. Website connectivity seems to be a frequent problem)

Market capitalisation is now below £5m, and Sharescope indicates there was a grim looking intraday dip last Monday when it touched 20p.

[m.t.glass] 08/8/2008 09:21

I see the various images I used in the header have disappeared. They included the emblems of around twenty or more customers. I assume the website has been revamped and the links have gone. I will go check.

EDIT: Ah - images have returned now.
EDIT: And gone again :o/

[m.t.glass] 08/8/2008 09:19

The ENVS shares that temporarily ran alongside the ENV ones are now rolled in with ENV and no longer listed as ENVS

[m.t.glass] 23/7/2008 06:47

...The prospects for more electric cars on the road were boosted at the show by the Prime Minister when he promised more government help to build up an infrastructure to allow easier battery-charging. EdF, the French power company, also attended a meeting with Mr Brown, Ruth Kelly, the Transport Secretary, and John Hutton, the Business Secretary, and leading carmakers. Its presence was an indication that the manufacturers are beginning to forge alliances with power companies as they look increasingly to alternative low-carbon sources of fuel.

Carmakers are concerned about the mileage range of battery-powered cars, however, and the lack of infrastructure. They are also concerned about Britain's lack of battery technology and David Smith, managing director of Jaguar and Land Rover, said: "It is important that we develop that and the electric mechanisms that go with the battery."


From the London Motor Show, part of a report in The Times today.