Intercede Share Discussion Threads

[cyprussteve] 17/9/2008 11:55

I think the last trading update, the appointment of the Global Sales Director, and the regular Directors buys are giving investors a strong message.
Regards
Steve

[237gmoney] 17/9/2008 11:07

Yes suspected it was as he knows the price is extremely cheap and the company will turn profitable this year so if he keeps buying it shows he cares and also shows confidence in the company.....

The price is where it is because nobody's buying and we had a distressed seller selling over the last month to pay his gas bill...

The AIM market is down over 50% this year so once the AIG and HBOS deals are out of the way, the bargain hunters will come flocking and IGP will rise from the ashes....lots of really cheap stock out there at the moment, the only thing against IGP is that it hasne announced a profit yet so will not be on many radar screens....

[jailbird] 17/9/2008 10:50

237,

spot on there
RNS Number : 6288D
Intercede Group PLC
17 September 2008

Intercede Group plc

("the Company")

Director Share Dealings


Intercede Group plc was informed on 16 September 2008 that the following director of the
Company had purchased ordinary shares of 1p
each in the Company ("Shares") on that day.

Name of director No. of Shares % of issued share Price Enlarged %
of issued share capital
purchased capital shareholding

Richard Parris 20,000 0.05% 22.0p 6,472,232
17.44%

[fft] 16/9/2008 16:05

With Barclays having bought the M&A part of Lehmans, then they may still need it !

[jailbird] 16/9/2008 16:04

38k bought today..surprised MM have not raised it again

[237gmoney] 16/9/2008 15:57

20,000 BUY AT 22P? Richard Parris again perhaps???

You have to laugh - canary wharf just made a statement that Lehman's office was leased until 2033 - and who insured it - AIG.....like pea's in a pod they fall off the cliff.

[bigpunt10] 16/9/2008 08:54

Chimps still chattering then. Where's Igoe? cat got his tongue?

[howdydoda] 11/9/2008 19:05

Carloa, I didn't mean over months. I was half joking, referring to the flat period we have 'enjoyed' in recent days relative to the continued declines elsewhere.

On reflection, IGP has just suffered like most small caps. No more, no less.

[carlos panda] 10/9/2008 13:09

Hdd

Not sure that we are outperforming (depends on your time frame) but completely agree...

If you compare IGP & UK indices current levels & highs over the last 36 months then IGP is down 66%, FTSE (ASX & UKX) down 20% and AIM (AXX & A100) down 40%.

The nail in the IGP coffin would be one of the currently very popular 'delay in implementation' type announcements - although personally I would have thought that we should be pretty well protected in this sector.

It might help if all IGP holders could pretend to be someone else in order to raise the level of ID theft around the world... (:

[howdydoda] 10/9/2008 12:51

When I say this is now outperforming the market you know things are bad. Please pinch me and wake me up from this nightmare.

[237gmoney] 09/9/2008 11:35

Also HSPD12 update.

[237gmoney] 09/9/2008 11:25

Current Twic Stats....still a long way to go. Im hoping we get news on a renewal with RSA as we currently still work with them on the TWIC project and also the HSPD12 program.

If anything we should at least get a H1 trading update in the beginning of October....Its the least I expect in the current trading conditions.


TWIC Statistics

Total # Pre-Enrolled:
522,289
Total # Enrolled:
485,788
Total # Cards Issued:
306,577

[igoe104] 09/9/2008 11:03

I see out TWIC partner ibm, are bringing out lots of new data storage products, could get interesting.



Nice to see the seller out of the way, any positive news this should rocket.

[howdydoda] 09/9/2008 10:33

Interesting.

[rambutan2] 09/9/2008 10:32

general stuff...

"The US Department of State is running the most successful biometric
government ID card program to date. Repeated follow-up orders like
this are additional proof that our technology works in the long run.
The department has used and endorsed our technology for years, and we
are proud that they expand their use of our Match-on-Card and
continue to invest in this system. This is also hands on proof that
Match-on-Card prove can co-exist with PIV*. We have seen that
biometric employee programs like this have attracted interest in
other American agencies as well as from governments in countries
worldwide, mainly due to its success and advantages when it comes to
security, cost-efficiency and interoperability.", says Thomas
Marschall.

Precise Biometrics has during the year successfully supplied
Match-on-Card to other US customers, such as FRAC (First Responders
Access Card), NASA, FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) and one of
the largest US Police Departments...

[boadicea] 06/9/2008 18:11

k_p - Masters of encryption = a hidden gem.

[kmacgre] 06/9/2008 11:35

A lot of investors never heard of Citrix until MS paid a massive sum to tame them. Kent, if you are short on IGP, your only hope is if a fund/VC investor is desperate for cash and forced to sell at any price. The price may then drop into the mid teens, otherwise I am doubtful of further downside.
Regrads, KM.

[kent_paul] 06/9/2008 11:00

isnt it a little ironic that if this company is a supposed leader in identity management, that no investors know they exist!

[cyprussteve] 05/9/2008 21:45

AS we all know, the AIM has been hammered in the last few months - and IGP is thinly traded.
I am optimistic about a positive trading update in September, and good results in December.
However, I would not be invested here if I was not optimistic about the future, would I : - :):)
I personally view this as an excellent recovery prospect, and, more importantly, so does Mr Parris from his recent buys.
Have a good weekend all,
Steve

[howdydoda] 05/9/2008 20:46

Well the good news is the selling appears over. Unfortunately there's no buying.

[topvest] 05/9/2008 20:12

AIM is having a bad time at the moment as are all small caps. However, when share prices turn small caps are normally the biggest and earliest winners. There is no need for this company to throw in the towel. They are turning the corner in a fast growing sector and I believe investors are happy to hold for another few years to benefit fully from what has been achieved here. In other words, patience needed and lots of it.

[barn owl] 05/9/2008 19:55

I suspect this company will either, delist and go private, or get taken out at a fire sale price, particularly if the share price continues to remain at these low levels. The AIM market is looking more like a graveyard these days with many small caps being decimated in value.
Good luck all.