Group Nbt Share Discussion Threads

[capricorn_1] 09/3/2005 07:35

Nice set of results this a.m. - as expected. Interested to see where these settle now:-)

[capt bligh] 04/3/2005 15:20

I have bought a few today..I am looking for about 4 million TGP, and OP c. 420

[char1iegeorge] 03/3/2005 15:27

A nice little tick up today!

[rafieh] 21/2/2005 08:24

moving up before the results(30/03/05).

[miked500] 10/2/2005 13:29

on the move again.

[mangal] 03/2/2005 12:14

Isn't NBT currently in 'no-man's land', chartwise of course?

[char1iegeorge] 03/2/2005 12:01

FTSE THE ONLY WAY IS UP

I AM sure you have gathered my sentiment for the FTSE 100. I am bullish, and am struggling to find reasons not to be; from a technical analysis point of view, that is.

Don't expect fireworks overnight, but IMO we could see our major market index continue its rally for the rest of 2005, with Christmas boasting a level near 6000.

Why am I so bullish? Well the Footsie is currently in 'no-man's land'. This means that there is no short-term resistance to the market going higher, and as the trend is up the index should go through 5000 in the next few weeks.

I would be interested to hear your view!

[mangal] 31/1/2005 18:19

he said: 70p immediate, 120p short term & 200-300p medium
I think his prediction was pretty good; although the price did fall initially, it DID hit 70p a couple of months later & a year after(short term) is now 120p; so I guess it could go to 200-300 within the next 6-12 months(medium term).

[diogenesj] 31/1/2005 17:16

Expect Kitkat's long gone: the chart breakout he was expecting in January never took place, in fact far from rising to 70p or 120p short term, the shares not long afterwards dived to 35p.

[mangal] 31/1/2005 16:55

The header reckoned "200p - 300p medium" term - not sure what Kitkat reckoned the medium term was! Maybe you can enlighten us, KK - if you are still tracking these.

[12345th] 31/1/2005 16:34

sure mangal, but when was the header written?? Quite some time ago i think you'll find, so the "chart breakout" in question is already well in the rearview mirror.

[mangal] 31/1/2005 15:34

Ride the the momentum - that's what they say.
I think the header is spot on regrds where the price is heading.

[diogenesj] 31/1/2005 15:31

Lol, mangal, those days are gone. It's all about news and results, now.

This peaked at £21 in March 2000. :-)

[12345th] 31/1/2005 15:31

mangal - too well, too well. Both the euphoria ("I'm rich beyond my wildest share-trading dreams!") and the bust ("Did I really just lose THAT MUCH money??!!"). That's why I'd rather not have a repeat performance!

[mangal] 31/1/2005 15:28

123..., Do you remember the good old tech boom times- I think these were over £10 then.
Are there any chartists here who can tell us what the next resistance level is?

[diogenesj] 31/1/2005 15:04

Rise must mean something - perhaps forecasts really have been upgraded (nothing showing on Company Refs, though).

[12345th] 31/1/2005 14:34

mangal - let's not get silly now.

[mangal] 31/1/2005 12:00

Looks like there is no chart-resistance till the 250p mark.

[hyper al] 31/1/2005 11:36

Market Cap way below IOM

[hyper al] 31/1/2005 11:35

12345th

No it's not!

[12345th] 31/1/2005 11:20

sssshhhh! This is our little secret.

[char1iegeorge] 31/1/2005 10:32

"Rise sharply" you say. I've got a nose bleed.

[diogenesj] 20/1/2005 14:01

The forecast is eps of 9.15p for 2006, which gives a prospective PE for that year of 12.13. (8.3p for 2004.) Still, not expensive, and as you say with any upgrades the shares could rise sharply.

[hastings] 20/1/2005 13:23

Diogenesj working on the current forecast which you posted (10% growth) the shares having risen considerably, still stand on a low fwd PER of 11. That, leads me to conclude without any upgrade the shares still look cheap. If, on the other hand we do see a rise in numbers then the shares could well travel much further.