Fonebak Share Discussion Threads

[ivor whopper] 06/3/2007 09:14

recovery? sad company this

[boofind] 06/3/2007 08:40

good job I didn't invest in this! sorry people :(

[roughjustice] 05/2/2007 14:50

Quiet board, but I have joined the Fonebak party!

[mali7] 18/9/2006 10:38

Great News, and new contract will be enhanching future earnings. Great Buy now for long-term buy 1-3yrs. DYOR!

[blank frank] 16/9/2006 21:23

Please note the following new thread which may be of interest:
"Telecom Shares You Should Buy: The Tips League Table"

[tole] 15/9/2006 15:46

Short term downtrend from May broken - time to head back up?

[blue_max] 16/1/2006 11:51

"Investing for Growth" newsletter, devised by Jim Slater continue to tip Fonebak

[jamesfinch] 15/1/2006 13:52

Motley Fool tipped it

[typo56] 12/1/2006 16:45

I don't think one person bought the 3m. Probably placed with a number of institutions, the biggest chunk being 1.3m.

At least they didn't try to give us the "due to institutional demand" and "in order to improve liquidy".

[kfp] 12/1/2006 16:35

Question is... who bought the 3 milllion ?
We will probably find out tommorow with a RNS

[masurenguy] 12/1/2006 14:57

MF tip yesterday was at 147.5p

[typo56] 12/1/2006 14:30

So the rise coincides with the MD offloading 3m @ 150p. Overhang cleared?

I suppose the timing of the TMF tip and the director sell must be pure coincidence.

[jaydee10] 12/1/2006 14:28

Motley Fool.

[shepps] 12/1/2006 10:28

where's the tip guys??

[kfp] 12/1/2006 09:57

Can you say where?
Thanks

[kfp] 12/1/2006 08:51

Any reason for the rise? Tipped anywhere?

[hassythebeast] 11/1/2006 22:52

watch the rise 2moro guys.

[phil2003] 03/1/2006 22:58

sure enough the government have put the WEEE directive back bill till June 06 before it comes into force which won't help these guys, should get a technical bounce off todays bottom support level though.

[kdwilson] 22/12/2005 16:47

something isnt right here....

[blue_max] 21/8/2005 17:51

Some RISK Factors
1. Over dependence upon one customer. One Asian customer took 36% of its refurbished handsets, with the rest of the sales not secured by contract.
This is the area of greatest risk.

2. The future depends upon the churn of handsets continuing with segments of the world market wanting the latest technology and able to afford constant upgrades and other less wealthy segments, settling for low prices and less up-to-date technology.

3. Market resistance to upgrading and withdrawal of subsidies on handsets would threaten the supply of old phones, and a technology slow down could limit the resale market.

4. There is no reason why refurbishment could not be undertaken at lower costs by companies in the developing economies.

[phil2003] 18/8/2005 09:30

One of the real reasons for the rise is spelt out in a letter I rec'd first week Aug from the DTI regarding recycling of electrical / electronic goods.

The WEEE directive (EU directive on waste electrical and electronic equipment) is being passed as UK law within 'the next few weeks' and has a big impact on you and I, next year (in theory) you'll be recycling all electronic goods / taking your toaster back to curry's etc when you buy a new one (I don't work for curry's).

recycle your mobile via Ebay or (indirectly with) fonebak, you decide ??
see: www.dti.gov.uk - where there'll be something about it.

risk / reward on this company still all wrong for my money.
be lucky.

[napoleon 14th] 08/8/2005 08:43

Has poped, but have all the bubbles passed their fizical?

Recent rise could be dif. 2 maintain IMHO.

[simon gordon] 07/8/2005 18:18

A broker note came out on Friday, I think.

If my memory is right it was KBC Peel Hunt.

They said FON are 10% cheaper than peers.

Have better growth prospects than CRC.

Should pop tomorrow!