Indigovision Share Discussion Threads

[layabout] 04/9/2013 14:14

Sadly don't think the Sycuan Casin is in that category. Iain over on the other place spotted that announcement back in July, before the year end.

[exotic] 04/9/2013 13:02

26 August 2013

"The number of new projects IndigoVision has won recently proves Paul's point. These projects include a regional rail organisation and several regional and national retail groups, along with a 1,200-channel video surveillance solution for the Sycuan Casino - one of the largest single US projects IndigoVision has ever won."

www.indigovision.com/indigovision-reap-major-rewards-in-the-usa

[darlocst] 04/9/2013 12:36

Where have they announced these contracts exotic?

[exotic] 04/9/2013 12:04

Since the period closed, they announced several US contracts, including an extremely large casino contract. I'm guessing these were delayed and expected in the previous period. If so, Simon Thompson and T/invest might be feeling a little egg faced.

[aishah] 04/9/2013 11:48

They had 5200 at an avg. price of 3.424p; total cost=£17805. Sold the whole lot post the trading update @3.02; total=£15704. So a loss of around £2.1k.

[comrog] 03/9/2013 17:50

AISHAH - please could you tell us the number of shares bought & sold by T/invest & when.
TIA

[aishah] 03/9/2013 12:18

Yes, I meant to say they disposed off their holding. Suppose original post was a bit ambiguous. Anyway, haven't seen much selling here post the TI comments. They switch their preference to Synectics.

[exotic] 03/9/2013 12:14

I thought AISHAH said the same thing... was post 2768 edited?

[it_trader] 03/9/2013 11:22

My apologies ;)

[aishah] 03/9/2013 10:22

Never said I sold - TI advised a Sell.

[it_trader] 03/9/2013 09:52

So you sold because somebody told you too, a very sophisticated form of investing.

[aishah] 02/9/2013 09:18

Techinvest advise readers to Sell. Their entire holding disposed off after pre-close trading update.

[exotic] 01/9/2013 18:17

IndigoVision license keys and Control Center on eBay:

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321165452361

[exotic] 28/8/2013 21:44

Sky were also saying (in an intrigued and surprised manner) that the Zoo Keepers were also monitoring the panda from their homes too. Not that it should be a surprise to us, but it should at least prompt a few in the CCTV industry to investigate further.

www.edinburghzoo.org.uk/pandacam.html

[exotic] 26/8/2013 23:47

BREAKING NEWS: The panda at Edinburgh Zoo is suspected of being pregnant, Sky News running with the story.

[exotic] 23/8/2013 13:34

22 August 2013

IndigoVision today launched its new Enhanced High Definition (HD) cameras. With the latest camera sensor and processor technology the Enhanced HD camera range delivers both stunning HD video and advanced camera intelligence while reducing total security project costs.

www.indigovision.com/indigovision-enhances-high-definition-security-camera-market-with-launch-of-enhanced-hd-camera-range

[it_trader] 23/8/2013 12:41

bsharman3 - I'm invested in both so I hope something happens for C21's sake.

[fangorn2] 23/8/2013 12:37

Just had a small first time nibble myself. Been out of IND for a while but this looks like a reasonable entry point.

Cue "profit warning", curse of fang etc etc

[kiwihope] 23/8/2013 11:58

Just added a few more...

[bsharman3] 21/8/2013 10:55

Do you think Indigovision would be looking to buy 21st Century Technology after it's recent profit warning? I would have thought an ideal fit....

[gengulphus] 08/8/2013 15:14

However, the term "discretionary clients" means clients who's funds are managed by Hargreave Hale, so surely the decision to sell was taken by the broker, rather then the client?

Yes - but in such situations, being the person/entity that makes the decision to sell isn't the same thing as being the person/entity who actually sells... Confusing, isn't it?

Gengulphus

[marben100] 07/8/2013 21:35

However, the term "discretionary clients" means clients who's funds are managed by Hargreave Hale, so surely the decision to sell was taken by the broker, rather then the client?

See hxxp://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/discretionaryaccount.asp

[fangorn2] 07/8/2013 20:25

Ah I stand corrected. I assumed from the initial post saying Hargreaves Hale were the seller that it was them...

Apols AppleMacguy.

[gengulphus] 07/8/2013 20:03

"There's a seller for you

HARGREAVE HALE LIMITED below 5%, 115k shares, ending up at 3.5%"

They are not the seller - clients of their's are.

Eh?

Hargeaves Hale is not Hargreaves Lansdown fyg AppleMacGuy. ...

Irrelevant to what AppleMacGuy said. He knows that Hargreave Hale is not the seller and a client of theirs is instead because the RNS says so, not because of any assumption he's making about who Hargreave Hale are.

Specifically, the RNS says:

------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- -------
3. Full name of person(s) subject HARGREAVE HALE LIMITED
to the
notification obligation: (iii)
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4. Full name of shareholder(s) DISCRETIONARY CLIENTS
(if different from 3.):(iv)
-------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------

and:

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All of these shares are held for a unit trust operated by Marlborough
Fund Managers Ltd, for whom Hargreave Hale Ltd manages the investments
on a discretionary basis.


Gengulphus

[fangorn2] 07/8/2013 17:41

"There's a seller for you

HARGREAVE HALE LIMITED below 5%, 115k shares, ending up at 3.5%"

They are not the seller - clients of their's are.

Eh?

Hargeaves Hale is not Hargreaves Lansdown fyg AppleMacGuy. The former is a Fund Manager, taking positions for their various funds. The latter is a nominee execution broker,amongst other things.