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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Ethernity Networks Ltd | ENET | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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0.0275 | 0.026 | 0.0275 | 0.0275 | 0.0275 |
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SOFTWARE & COMPUTER SERVICES |
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Posted at 18/3/2025 10:43 by purchaseatthetop No point doing any reading. Not on ENET anyway. |
Posted at 18/3/2025 10:19 by pwhite73 tomboyb - "Pwhite, they have raised millions and loss after loss year in year out-"I agree. I have watched many investors lose everything invested here over the years. However there is something important about investment that you need to understand. A company that is on its knees is far better focussed than a company at any other stage in its development. ENET are on their knees at the moment. The share price is at it lowest ever. The market cap is at its lowest ever. As per the US aerospace news they are beginning to get things right now. |
Posted at 18/3/2025 09:50 by realdealy Wow and people actually thought when enet engineers bought their own company shares, this was a good sign.They now now realise enet is bottom of the pile. Close it down. |
Posted at 18/3/2025 09:47 by purchaseatthetop But pwhite. The ASICs business has been touted for years now and the world has changed. ENET simply have got left behind. This simply keeps the salaries and expenses paid for a little longer. |
Posted at 18/3/2025 08:31 by realdealy As I said enet bod would have incredible success with a " Telecoms for Dummies" publication.Because that's what they do with your money ... Play the fool . |
Posted at 16/1/2025 19:04 by washingmachine Snooker it’s not unimportantIt’s a disgrace how he’s treated LTS Even now it’s not clear The Tarana information Attempting to replicate ENETs ambitions Is very good news Imo Tarana will not find the route has easy has ENET will achieve Not only that, significant parts of this whole transition are covered by ENETs patented IP Yet again we are all beholden to David Levi |
Posted at 04/12/2024 12:52 by papillon I wish you luck with your ENET shareholding, Washingmachine. However I don't invest in speculative shares and I know Sweet FA about ENET and the market it operates in. All I know about ENET is that over the last 7 years, or thereabouts, the ENET share price has plummeted from the dizzy heights of £1.90 to the current 0.1325p. From that I conclude ENET has been an abysmal long term hold. Whether it attains your predicted 1p+ anytime soon will depend on the news (RNS's) it issues. I hope ENET does issue some good news for long suffering shareholders. However whatever news it issues in future will not impact me as I'm not a shareholder and have no intention of becoming onePS ENET is one of the few shares I follow. Why do I follow it? Because purchaseatthetop sent me a PM recommending it over 2 years ago. |
Posted at 02/11/2024 16:15 by washingmachine New tech have been given the nodTo HOLD a substantial part of ENET !! FACT There is absolutely NO bad blood between them and David Levi .. so be very careful Skid in your none factual statement. FACT 2 large OEM contracts are in the offing With a VERY high chance of signing off in the VERY near future FACT ENET are still supplying Tarana ! FACT ENET are trading at a ridiculously low valuation, and will more than likely considerably re rate on the right News FACT LSE has suddenly getting at least 10 posts aday totally fabricating numbers needed to carry on trading etc LearningG has been reported to the body investigating the links between Advfn and Spreadbet companies FACT It’s VERY clear to everyone that ENET is under siege from a certain bucket shop scum outfit Now if this is regarding ENETs Israeli base This is classed has antisemitism Were by Advfn would be seriously failing in their duty to protect private investors. David Levi and joint brokers are aware of the ongoing investigation, about certain individuals/ members on here and LSE. Certain individuals are in for a very rude awakening in the near future. CMC |
Posted at 21/10/2024 07:59 by pwhite73 Chester 9 - "How is the share price still at .18"The share price is now at 0.19p and the reason is technical. New Tech cannot exercise anymore warrants because ENET has run out of shares. At the AGM held 28/08/24 permission was authorised to issue a maximum of 400 million shares over the next 12 months. 09/09/24 - ENET placed 180 million shares to raise £540,500. I suspect it was at this point they received confirmation that Tarana would not be extending their contract so had to raise finance urgently to meet liabilities. 21/10/24 - ENET placed 195 million for the warrant exercise at 0.10p 180m + 195m = 375m 400m - 375m = 25m ENET have only 25 million shares left to issue and only 16 million if you extract the 9 million the CEO subscribed for in the placing. |
Posted at 16/10/2024 14:21 by papillon "Let the market decide"Very true, barnes4. My long term ENET chart has been Strongly Bearish since the start of 2022. My chart stayed Strongly Bearish despite the very big percentage share price spike up of 12 months ago. Why did my chart stay Strongly Bearish? Because the spike up was very, very, short lived. Based on comparisons with other companies with similar long term charts, sp's and Mkt Caps it's probable that the ENET share price will fall further (though another significant "deadcat bounce" is always possible). You never know, barnes4, but ENET could yet turn out to be the unlikely exception that proves the rule! 🤣 PS I know nothing official about ENET as I've never yet read one of their RNS's. I'm just going by my charts. I never knew of ENET's existence until it was recommended to me in the late summer of 2022 by a devoted fan of ENET who has since discarded his "rose tinted spectacles". He, along with astralvision, should have taken notice of the Strongly Bearish ENET long term log chart I posted almost 2 years ago on this bb instead of slagging me off! It would have saved them a lot of money. |
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