Intercede Share Discussion Threads

[stegrego] 10/11/2007 00:29

Interesting...... one to check out over the weekend -

[spooky] 09/11/2007 17:39

Evidently today's move was started off by an order for 30,000 at 33p,this was only partially filled,liquidity in this market is becoming farcical.

[igoe104] 09/11/2007 16:21

partner in deal, anyone fancy any involvement

[jailbird] 09/11/2007 14:59

237.

not true yesterday..

i could get 25k below 33p yesterday.

[237gmoney] 09/11/2007 14:47

this is always and will always be a tightly held stock as you the MM's will not let you buy in quantity unless you pay over and above the asking price. with 36m shares there not gona give em away.

[hammy_davies_snr] 09/11/2007 14:37

Luking gud

[jailbird] 09/11/2007 14:25

i'm still waiting for a buy to show up..

anyone bought here..

[garth] 09/11/2007 14:24

750 is all Barclays will give you online now....

[jailbird] 09/11/2007 14:16

what a diff one day makes...can;t buy sod now..yesterday could
get plenty on T+20

[jailbird] 09/11/2007 14:15

237,

oracle have integrated myID into one of their products..just like the other partners have ..thale for etc.

[237gmoney] 09/11/2007 13:53

If I had spare cash I would of bought more myself as it a no brainer that this is going to rise, if not today then in the next 6 months with all the contracts coming in now.

The delays to TWIC and HSPD were unfortunate but time for this to kick on. Still dont see why the company didnt issue a note to say the Oracle whatsit went live yesterday....would have got more people interested it did. All imo

[wjccghcc] 09/11/2007 13:20

Yup, time to buy is when the share price is down and out else there won't be any volume available. Of course, that's much tougher to make yourself do!

[carly2] 09/11/2007 13:16

I bought a few yesterday - bargain price of 32.7p!! I still can't beleive this share price - I think December announcement could be the tipping point - where they can say for the first time that the much heralded US contracts are starting to generate good, regular license income.
Best wishes all

[tole] 09/11/2007 13:08

Been having a look over these for some time..
Online limits here are pretty thin - just giving 750 @34 against 15k @32.55.

Level2 2v1 32-34

Another tick up coming and breakout could well be on..

[237gmoney] 09/11/2007 12:59

Someone has finally taken advantage of the crazy price we have.....

Lets hope others join in.

[jailbird] 09/11/2007 01:01

"Given the many legislative compliance mandates, many customers need to securely scale and protect business data. This is why using Oracle Database 11g as the back-end for the MyID card management solution is ideal. It provides our customers a secure solution for very high volume environments, such as business-to-consumer, US Federal Government credentialing programs and national ID card projects." – Richard Parris, chairman and chief executive of Intercede, Intercede Group plc.

[wjccghcc] 08/11/2007 16:38

jailbird, the Oracle Identity Manager is for administering and provisioning user accounts for your IT system. Together with Oracle Access Manager it determines who can access what programs and information across all your applications. MyID expands that universe to include smartcards, USB devices, biometrics, PKI certificates and physical access systems. Basically, it means you can control/administer all the ID needs of your employees from one interface.

Pretty cool if you ask me.

[igoe104] 08/11/2007 16:29

I reckon on-line security could be one jailbird.

[jailbird] 08/11/2007 16:28

i not totally sure how th MYID product works with Oracle and who
would want to purchase it.

They is ana obvious need for it but i'm trying to figure which type of
peple or organisations would benefit from it, then the way
oracle databses are used now.

I'm think i'm fixated with logical and access systems but there seems another use for it here.

[igoe104] 08/11/2007 16:05

Don,t think it will be long before we see some comfirmed contracts with oracle, anyway.
It seems a big market we are about to move into.
thousands of companies use oracle products (19500), its a good chance alot of them,will be all upgraded with myid.

[jailbird] 08/11/2007 13:19

237,

maybe you are frustrated as i am about the share price..but
i admit costs savings come above non revenue RNS'.

yes it highlights the company to the mkt, but there are plenty of
companies with blue chip clients...the point
is IGP is already renowned for it's products..you know that..the dedicated
websites mention intercede and myID in many places.

anyhow we are on the same side here..

[wjccghcc] 08/11/2007 13:10

Taurus :-)

237gmoney, yes of course but an RNS on a product launch can't give any information on future income/profits. Also, their client base is so specialist, I doubt they pick any info up from the press.

[237gmoney] 08/11/2007 13:01

But would you not agree releasing news to the market about a new product launch/service allows possible investors to base their investment decision on future income/profits?

By releasing news to the market it allows the ball to start rolling. potential clients hear about it, press pick up on it, and IGP get free marketing with interent sites filling up their pages with news about the news.....

Yes you have to pay for an RNS but cost benefit analysis would suggest you have more to gain from informing the market than you would by not telling them. If you dont buy a lottery ticket you cant win the prize....or what Im trying to say is if IGP dont tell the market about the Oracle upgrade, the market may go somewhere else where someone else has told them. Im not saying release a RNS every week, just when things like this happen, take advantage of it.

[taurusthebear] 08/11/2007 12:37

Didn't I just say that? ;0)

[wjccghcc] 08/11/2007 12:33

Issuing an RNS costs money and we know how careful they are of costs. They do them for the large contracts and license agreements and that's it. Otherwise we get 2 trading updates in March and October and the results in June and December.

Personally, I don't want lots of RNS's unless they're to do with actual revenues, simply because it makes the share price more volatile by attracting in weak/short-term investors. If the share price had gradually advanced from 20p 2 years ago to 33p now, no-one would be complaining.

IGP have been churning out 20% revenue growth for the last 3 years which is quite impressive given the lumpiness of their business. That rate of revenue growth is likely to increase next year IMHO. They have 1.6mm net funds and positive cashflow so won't need to return to the market. If they focus on the business, then eventually the share price will take care of itself.