Enteq Technologies Share Discussion Threads

[someuwin] 18/5/2018 08:51

Can currently buy £3k worth online. But not £4k.

[someuwin] 17/5/2018 13:14

Less volume so far today - but all buys.

[rivaldo] 17/5/2018 09:50

Yep, no wonder stock is hard to find with both Canaccord and Patrick Evershed buying so heavily:

[someuwin] 17/5/2018 07:30

And another increased holding RNS - Canaccord Genuity (Hargreave Hale) gone from 8.4% to 10.3%.

[someuwin] 16/5/2018 15:28

...Yes - good news. Only just seen that.

[rivaldo] 16/5/2018 11:03

Nice - RNS just out indicates THE Patrick Evershed has now bought 5% of NTQ (on behalf of "multiple clients"), with 3.12m shares:



A bit of a "wow" moment for little ol' NTQ. This should bring in some decent interest.

EDIT - not quite the reaction yet that I was hoping for ;o))

[1gw] 15/5/2018 18:27

Heck of a share price trend recently. Happy days.

[fozzie] 15/5/2018 15:49

I bought almost 4 years ago to the day for 33.5p and am delighted to say that i have this afternoon moved into the black on this one. Nothing if not patient i will continue to hold, all good things .....

[rivaldo] 15/5/2018 15:31

Cheers someuwin. I think the overhang has been cleared :o))

OT : a good day for microcaps generally, with PEG, GAN, SCE also moving up nicely.

[someuwin] 15/5/2018 14:57

Ticking up - but still no online quote available - even for small amounts.

[someuwin] 15/5/2018 13:06

Could be moving up soon - can't buy £2k online.

[rivaldo] 15/5/2018 10:58

Another big trade just reported, this time 1.125m at 33.5p.

[rivaldo] 11/5/2018 12:22

Hawkwood had 2.675m shares on the 8th May. Since then it's presumably them who've sold the 1.4m and 0.5m, plus presumably others. I'd assume they're nearly or completely out now.

There could be a big jump here once stock becomes hard to find.

[someuwin] 11/5/2018 12:12

...Yes - Hawkwood sold down below notifiable level (less than 3%) and that occurred on 9th May. So it shouldn't take them long to be completely out, if not already.

[firtashia] 11/5/2018 12:05

Just seen the RNS that Hawkwood are reducing- but somebody is picking them up.

[someuwin] 11/5/2018 11:34

Some very high quality institutional holders for such a small cap stock...

[firtashia] 11/5/2018 10:53

Daily volumes traded much increased since April's trading update, looks like it's continuing today too. Suggests someone is accumulating, long may it continue.

[someuwin] 11/5/2018 10:44

Another move up due I think. No online buy quote available.

[someuwin] 11/5/2018 09:14

All buys so far today.

[someuwin] 09/5/2018 12:06

This still looks stupidly cheap to me.

So I bought a few more.

[rivaldo] 09/5/2018 09:40

Another 1.4m through this morning, immediately followed by a 1p jump - hopefully that means the seller is now out.

[1gw] 08/5/2018 20:54

Looks like some fairly serious selling down by our deep value fund, so the share price is doing pretty well to stay put, never mind increase imo.

[rivaldo] 08/5/2018 12:06

Two large trades totalling 1,030,000 shares at 31p have prompted a tick up.

Clearance of an overhang/an institutional swap perhaps.

[masurenguy] 03/5/2018 00:06

Goldman Sachs: The case for owning commodities has "rarely been stronger"
by Courtney Goldsmith, 2nd May 2018

In a note published yesterday, Goldman Sachs researchers said commodities are the best performing asset class of 2018. According to the lender's figures, commodity markets are outperforming equities by 8%, with a year-to-date return of 7%. "As we have argued since going 'overweight' in 2016, the strategic case for owning commodities has rarely been stronger. While commodity returns are volatile... they also offer the best returns for years at a time. We believe the macro backdrop for commodities is as good as we have seen in years, suggesting large allocations to the sector to benefit from such returns," the note said.

Despite this, Goldman Sachs' researchers said investors are still wary of commodities due to a decade of weak performance on commodity indexes, a fear of buying the top and a lack of a structural catalyst like Chinese demand in the 2000s. "These factors combined with fears of geopolitical premiums embedded in oil and metal prices due to US trade and foreign policy concerns has led to a high level of scepticism and hence an unwillingness to embrace the recent rally." However, researchers led by Jeffrey Currie, said: "The key is the persistence of the current higher prices, not that prices are likely to trend substantially higher from here like they did in the 2000s."

Goldman forecasts oil to peak at $82.50 a barrel in July and said copper is expected to peak at $8,000 per tonne in December, but it said it sees "significant upside" to its 2019 forecasts.

[1gw] 27/4/2018 16:41

Me too, but then I was expecting it to go much higher when I was buying in the high 20's in April 2017.

Today's action looks nice on the chart above, even if it was mainly just a blowing out of the spread. One trade gone through at nearly 33p though.