Indigovision Share Discussion Threads

[sharw] 23/7/2013 14:20

SRSM - the second see:




Since then the date of Mon. Aug 5th. was announced (better than "the autumn") although I suspect not all online brokers will have their systems ready on the day.

[srsm] 23/7/2013 13:57

betman,

What have I missed re ISA applicability. Are IND going up from AIM or are AIM stocks allowed in ISAs.

I really must pay more attention.

[sharw] 22/7/2013 17:31

Before we get to Aug. 5th we could have the pre-close statement (31/7/12) which is far more likely to affect the price.

[betman] 22/7/2013 13:51

Does anyone think these could go up sharply when they are allowed into ISAs on the 5th August, could be some new buyers ?

[lauders] 22/7/2013 04:01

hxxp://www.thephuketnews.com/phuket-tourist-police-to-spend-b190m-on-security-cams-40944.php

Hope they are IND ;-)

[exotic] 17/7/2013 11:03

17/07/2013 10:18 UKREG IndigoVision Group PLC Holding(s) in Company

Pistoia still buying

[gengulphus] 11/7/2013 17:06

Courtesy of newlayabout on the Fool's board back in January, see .

Gengulphus

[grahamburn] 11/7/2013 14:39

Slightly off topic and outside my technical knowledge, but was talking to an electrical engineer today who specifies equipment in various public buildings. He's just attended a demonstration by Avigilon CCTV high definition equipment and software. He was blown away by its abilities and specifications. Just scanned their website and it does look impressive - and a relative newcomer (founded 2007).



Does anyone on here know where IND stand relative to Avigilon?

[paulypilot] 03/7/2013 23:11

Hi,

I hate this period in the information vacuum between now & the Trading Update on 31 July. If the share price drops (which it has done), everyone panics & thinks the sellers must know that trading is not good.

Then when the trading statement comes out, if it's unsatisfactory, all the chartists come out and say, "the chart told you, why didn't you sell too?!"

If the trading statement is satisfactory or good, then the chartists don't say anything.

Usual cycle!

I think the recent IC tip added some artificial short term buyers when the market was frothy, and we've now seen a 10% general market correction, so that was bound to unwind here too. Although I'm surprised it dropped below the 380p entry price.

Anyway, what will be will be. You either believe in the company & the management, or you don't. The next trading statement is pretty crucial. They need to deliver the goods. No excuses.

Cheers, Paul.

[extrader] 03/7/2013 10:09

Hi all,

A 10p drop on trades totalling 7850 seems a bit excessive.

Of the sells, 4,000 were below the bid, which suggests either a desperate seller or a v greedy broker....

ATB

[samenic] 02/7/2013 15:48

Petards have about as much in common with IND as a tin of cat food...........

[exotic] 02/7/2013 13:15

Looks like the buyer we had between March and June is just waiting for the price to stabilise after the tipster inspired boom and bust.

I knew it would fall back after the tip, but I didn't think it would fall further than their entry point.

Could be worse, Petards (same industry) fell -12% yesterday, currently another -3.5% down. If that's having any influence on IND's share price it can only be temporary.

[blondeamon] 21/6/2013 16:48

What's up with this? Just overall gloomy market sentiment?

Price looks a bargain at these levels.

[kiwihope] 19/6/2013 08:54

That's really clever analysis of the day by day share price action. There might be something in it but does it matter? I was told on the CRA board (when I dared not go along with the 99.9% positivity there) that I had made a right b....up buying IND at around 320p after last results. I have now sold these extras at around 400p for a 25% profit (while keeping my main holding for longer term). My point is, think longer term. Day by day, especially with a volatile small company like IND, means nothing. I believe the underlying story is still positive, hence my longer term 'permanent' holding. But I will trade in and out if the opportunity presents itself, but thinking months rather than days.

[sharw] 18/6/2013 16:34

mathewawood - totally agree with you. I saw this with another company I follow (CMS). At noon one Monday the price took off - turned out to be ST tip released online. I noticed quite a few deals within a minute of that - i.e. no time to consider the article. These were bought at the cheapest price for some time. Some were for a round number of shares but others were unique odd numbers - obviously an amount of money was specified. The article was in the print edition on the Friday and then when the price started drifting shortly after that the same specific odd numbers of shares were appearing as sells. He has become aware of this and now some tips are sent out at different times on different days although the IND one was noon on Mon. 3rd.

[mathewawood] 17/6/2013 20:26

blondeamon,

I think what spob is cryptically referring to is Simon Thompson of the Investors Chronicle. He's very much respected. So when he tips a share on-line (june 3rd) a lot of speculative "hot money" ploughs in and the share price rises. They then wait for his tips to be published in Fridays mag. And as always his loyal followers buy into his tip on the Monday and Tuesday (13th)after reading the mag over the weekend. At this point the "hot money" gets out and the share price drops. You can set your watch by it.

Usually the share price resets to slightly above where it started but it looks like this New Pistoia outfit had the same idea and shifted out £26k worth on 13th as well resulting in a 7% share price drop that day.

Nothing to worry about. IMO this share could rocket with margins above 55% all it needs is a few extra sales and the EPS goes ballistic. I cant help thinking that with the share price steadily rising from mid April onwards that good news is on the way.

[layabout] 17/6/2013 16:23

Looks like it's those people at New Pistoia Income ltd again judging by the latest RNS.
They've been buying lots, now they're selling some. Maybe having to sell to meet redemptions of their trust?

[gengulphus] 17/6/2013 10:35

I'd say the recent share price rise is the best possible logical response to the now-not-quite-so-recent share price fall!

Gengulphus

[bhoddhisattva] 17/6/2013 08:43

A logical response? Normal market noise ... unless you know any different.

[blondeamon] 15/6/2013 15:40

It'd be great to see a logical response to the recent share price fall.

[blondeamon] 13/6/2013 23:37

What happened today? Why the fall?