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EVC Evolutec Grp

41.00
0.00 (0.00%)
24 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Evolutec Grp LSE:EVC London Ordinary Share GB00B01JLR99 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 41.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Evolutec Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/12/2006
19:28
hmm nobodys seems to be sure whats going to happen next!
lomaximus
05/12/2006
19:04
this stock will fall imo to 5p

regards

tonyhicken
05/12/2006
18:48
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Abuse team
05/12/2006
18:40
Well you know what they say..never catch a falling knife. Seriously though, given the risk, aren't there better buys around???
spiv 1
05/12/2006
17:46
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Abuse team
05/12/2006
17:35
Another tick down near the end, a bad sign.
spiv 1
05/12/2006
17:13
A couple notes for anybody interested - might need to register for them though.
tole
05/12/2006
16:46
lomaximus

Here is a link to some books I've found insightful:

simon gordon
05/12/2006
16:44
lomax
Randomwalker is right,
only surefire way to make money on the stock market is to buy only blue chip companies when markets have declined in a brutal bear market and then enjoy the dividends of these companies and see a steady growth in the prices of these blue chips during a bull market for around three or four years.

this way you don't have to follow markets sit back and enjoy

I mean household name companies like BT, Glaxo, Banks etc

indian3
05/12/2006
16:35
lomaximus....if you are thinking of starting trading, just look at the shape of this stock's chart over the last few months and imagine that you had £5k+ invested before this week. If that makes you feel ill, then maybe trading is something to avoid. There are few people for whom it makes sense....for most paying off debt, then building up a cash pile then investing in basket share investments (trackers) is a far better idea
randomwalker
05/12/2006
16:35
lomax
one book i can recommend is "The Zulu Principle" by Jim Slater, great for beginners andyou get the gist of financial markets

indian3
05/12/2006
16:32
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Abuse team
05/12/2006
16:24
Ah! Cheers Cartoon Head. A slight misinterpretation on my part!
bungeetrader
05/12/2006
16:18
cheers cartoon head i'm reading up as fast as can but you are probably right i actually work from home so its ideal for me to part-time. I just find it fascinating! Seem to be alot of con men about promising the world as well (training wise)! Do you recommend any reading materials including papers?
lomaximus
05/12/2006
16:11
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Abuse team
05/12/2006
16:04
where did you guys learn about trading
?

lomaximus
05/12/2006
15:59
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Abuse team
05/12/2006
15:56
A couple of questions. If they are rumoured to have £10m in the bank, why on earth would they be looking to place 4m shares to raise just under £1m? Is this £10m 'untouchable' and they need the cash for working capital? If not then I feel their cash position must be worse than some people think.
bungeetrader
05/12/2006
15:20
some how i don't think this will go to 10p with the recent buys taking place, don't be too surprised if it ticks up 7 or 8p tomorrow considering the falls of the past two days.
indian3
05/12/2006
15:16
lomaximus

The Naked Trader runs a comprehensive day course:



Good fortune!

simon gordon
05/12/2006
15:03
this will go down to 10p, the fall is not over yet
sunseeker5555
05/12/2006
14:35
plus is this stock likely to recover in the next week or so i'm in at 37p!!!!
:( :( :(

lomaximus
05/12/2006
14:34
Hi all are there any known training courses that are available to teach me the further details on trading? I know the basics (read a few books!) but i'm looking at investing full time.
lomaximus
05/12/2006
13:16
Sorry CH, don't have that degree of expertise but if you scroll to the top of the thread and click on either of the last two RNS reports, its there! Good Luck!
rkjones
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