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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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I-nexus Global Plc | LSE:INX | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BDFDLT01 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 2.75 | 2.50 | 3.00 | 2.75 | 2.50 | 2.75 | 1,303 | 08:00:29 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Prepackaged Software | 3.53M | -756k | -0.0256 | -1.07 | 813.22k |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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27/4/2006 21:24 | WHAT are u doing apart from thrashing threads. | hvs | |
27/4/2006 21:05 | Paulypilot apologises to TMF site for ramping INX but that doesnt help investors that have suffered huge losses. This is the guy that ridiculed me on the TMF site and was bearish on Elektron a company thats risen about 800% in less than 3 years and which assets have also risen about 700% ! The guy got hundreds of recs for his ramp on INX i bet he doesnt get the same amount of recs for his apology. Investors have turned their backs on him lately having seen some of his ohter tips flounder as well FWY and EHR are other examples. He refused to accept FWY's debt was a problem however the market did no agree. Let is be a lesson to investors to avoid ramped up companies with risky operations and paticulary highly debted as in the case of FWY..... | fusebox | |
27/4/2006 20:05 | Director resigns>>>>>>>> Invox says Nigel Wray resigns from board | fusebox | |
27/4/2006 20:00 | He,s doing nothing , apart from thrashing threads. Can't see his ilke making money on the markets. Just embeciles thrashing threads. | hvs | |
27/4/2006 19:27 | INX would be in breach of their fiduciary duty giving divi details to paulypilot ! | fusebox | |
27/4/2006 19:27 | Oh dear the poor has blow a FUSE. Take it easy Pauly. | hvs | |
27/4/2006 19:24 | This is what he said about divis... " Resumption of divis is one of the main catalysts for a re-rating in my opinion, so I tried to get some indication of what level of divis would be considered, and that I had seen forecasts of between 6-10p full year divis. The lower figure was the one they were comfortable with, so it seems pretty clear that, barring some calamity this stock should begin throwing off a more than 3-times covered 6p/year divi shortly, for a yield of 6.4%. Very nice !" | fusebox | |
27/4/2006 19:20 | Paulypilot says... "The Bull case on Invox was that the stock was crushingly cheap on a PE and divi yield basis. Market expectations were for 20p EPS this year, and a resumption of divis. The Directors gave a steer towards both these figures. It's beginning to look as if those figures are now not going to be achieved. But the only report of this has been on t1ps.com, where they refer to 13p EPS and no dividend at all. It's appalling that a profits warning should be issued by the back door to a share tipping website, and not through the proper channels via an RNS. I'm bloody annoyed about this. I can only apologise to anyone who has lost money on this share, and was influenced by my opinions. Some work & some don't. This one clearly hasn't worked. Regards, Paul." Now this ramper went to the AGM and indicated the co would pay a dividend. Now that to me stinks of a ramp. The company cannot give info like that to one shareholder without the wider market knowing first. That is their fiduciary duty. Its all very well apologising now the fact of the matter is pp went to great lengths to type out the note the way he did. I could have dealt with it in a couple of paragraphs and gave warning of the risks involved he did not deal with it that way. The guy is a bad investor most he picks risky stocks and ramps them up. The same with EHR and FWY. | fusebox | |
27/4/2006 18:43 | Dont be so hard on yourself pauly, Everyone apart from FUSENUT do their own research, so take it easy, no one is blaming you, and Fusenut and his bunch of lunatics do, its because they seem to have lost of money of this and I,m sure every poster on this BB will say well done Pauly. | hvs | |
27/4/2006 18:33 | Hi, RBonnier said ... I dont know Ive completely lost the plot with this one,apart from I called 40p and Paulypilot told me to stop being so stupid unfortunately although hindsight is a great thing the prediction came true.Topped up with a few today anyway so probably halve again.! Fair comment, what you say is true. For the avoidance of doubt, I'm still holding 320,000 INX shares, no point in even trying to sell. And at this price, I'd be more inclined to buy anyway, but like yourself would rather see these off the books once & for all. Where did it go wrong ? Well, firstly as investors we have to accept that some ideas will work, and some will go wrong. That's the norm. Losses are part & parcel of the game, if you can't cope with losses, then this isn't the game for you (meant as a general point, not directed at anyone in particular). The Bull case on Invox was that the stock was crushingly cheap on a PE and divi yield basis. Market expectations were for 20p EPS this year, and a resumption of divis. The Directors gave a steer towards both these figures. It's beginning to look as if those figures are now not going to be achieved. But the only report of this has been on t1ps.com, where they refer to 13p EPS and no dividend at all. It's appalling that a profits warning should be issued by the back door to a share tipping website, and not through the proper channels via an RNS. I'm bloody annoyed about this. I can only apologise to anyone who has lost money on this share, and was influenced by my opinions. Some work & some don't. This one clearly hasn't worked. Regards, Paul. | paulypilot | |
27/4/2006 18:07 | Evening Vermin, see you have been easy . | hvs | |
27/4/2006 17:40 | Fusey These steep falls are now a daily occurrence. What on earth is going on with this company? P.S I see Nigel Wray has resigned due to other commitments... If you ask me, he has had his fingers in too many pies, hence they are now getting burnt. e.g HCEG and several others. | loverat | |
27/4/2006 15:39 | Guy Sorry - I quoted the wrong URL to you - try www.adslguide.org.uk and search the message boards for Talk Talk and you should get the picture. | stevemarkus | |
27/4/2006 13:22 | I dont know Ive completely lost the plot with this one,apart from I called 40p and Paulypilot told me to stop being so stupid unfortunately although hindsight is a great thing the prediction came true.Topped up with a few today anyway so probably halve again.! | rbonnier | |
27/4/2006 12:46 | Paulypilot! If you are reading this, the FSA i think need to investigate you yet again! | fusebox | |
27/4/2006 12:45 | RBonnier. Well test trading yesterday gave me the idea that they were buys, and the way I read the big trades today is that there was a broker to broker transfer of 275,000 shares that someone wanted to buy. Does anyone have a better explanation? | speedieruk | |
27/4/2006 12:43 | This is what paulypilot said about a dividend... " Resumption of divis is one of the main catalysts for a re-rating in my opinion, so I tried to get some indication of what level of divis would be considered, and that I had seen forecasts of between 6-10p full year divis. The lower figure was the one they were comfortable with, so it seems pretty clear that, barring some calamity this stock should begin throwing off a more than 3-times covered 6p/year divi shortly, for a yield of 6.4%. Very nice !! ........ Really well at the last results the company passed the dividend moreover they were more gloomy about a resumption. Following the brokers comments lately indications are there will be no dividend imo. | fusebox | |
27/4/2006 12:24 | Thanks Fusebox I must have missed that post somehow which confirms Paul is still holding. The collapse in price appears to be down to someone liquidating their positions.Im inclined to think yesterdays trades at 51 and 51.1p are now sells.Todays volume is high and the only known people to have these volumes are Tatton Hargreaves and Marlborough.So which one is it,should we get an rns?? | rbonnier | |
27/4/2006 12:24 | His notes here... | fusebox |
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