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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Jetion Solar | JHL | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 77.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 77.00 | 77.00 |
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Posted at 31/3/2011 12:34 by chrismez Yes but last year when they announced they were thinking about listing on AIM and on the Hong Kong Exchange, the share price rose to over 100p and would no doubt have continued onwards to 150p if the Board had confirmed the intention to seek a HKex listing.The BoD / family therefore know that either they buy the company now on the cheap or they announce that they're going to list on Hkex and watch the share price double. They're not going to do the latter cos its much cheaper to buy the outstanding shares at 83p - then de-list from AIM - and I bet my shirt that a few weeks after delisting here - there'll be an announcement that JHL is listing on the Hkex. !!!!!!!!!!!!! Bet they float the thing again on Hkex at the equivalent of 150p - ergo the BoD and the family double their money at our expense. This is so transparent that the police really should become involved in this - its just flagrant fraud - walking away with my / our money. |
Posted at 28/3/2011 16:30 by evaluate Chrismez,I'm afraid i don't buy that point. I'm long JHL. They will get paid 83p on my position & I'm fully expecting to get paid out on it to that level. IG should NOT be expecting to make a windfall profit on my position. The idea is that it's like owning the shares. I'm holding on to the end & I will be furious if I don't get the full 83p. |
Posted at 22/3/2011 21:55 by mattjos Funny old game isn't it ........ EVO have happily sat on top of the Bid here for weeks, months even really .... happy to pay up to 79p for stock seemingly no matter how much was being sold.Even after losing the Nomad status they have topped the Bid at 79p Whilst my JHL holding over the last few months will net me a profit, I suspect most holders will not have as fortunate & the BOD of JHL have effectively taken best part of 70p/share from the market. the behaviour of the BOD, of EVO and of various new Asian investors here, detailed in post 3904 (just Who is this Lion Trust we ask as no amount of research can dig up anything about them?), will quite justifiably leave a few to draw some rather dark conclusions. There seems little point my getting steamed up about it .. take the money and move on but, there is a strong personal desire to make some noises about the actions of certain parties here ....... I'll wager this pops back up on the NASDAQ or Hang Seng at some future point. Creative Destruction in action i suppose. |
Posted at 13/3/2011 22:12 by chrismez Well Renesola ran off to North America - maybe JHL will follow suit. |
Posted at 09/2/2011 13:55 by mattjos Chris .. i quickly ran JHL thru the HK main board listing app rules last night. Seems to meet all the qualifying criteria.When we went thru the will they / wont they, can they / can't they rigmarole with WCC i recall there being certian liquidity considerations to consider. Since the CEO at WCC did not want to dilute below a certian % but they had to meet the liquidity rules in HK, that was why they left AIM altogether and went solely to HK. IF, JHL still have the HK listing as their long term intention then i was thinking the recent chunks of stock bieng traded may be the early signs of that process. They could do what ACHL did and maintain both AIM & HK listings. It's all conjecture on my behalf and is not why i invested here but, it would be a pleasant surprise were the process to be back on later this year. We'll have to wait and see |
Posted at 05/12/2010 19:35 by chrismez Recent article - no mention of JHL !!____________________ Your Chance at Cheap Solar Stocks By Nick Hodge | Friday, December 3rd, 2010 Now's your time to get into solar. I recapped solar earnings in these pages a few weeks ago, when major players like Renesola (NYSE: SOL), LDK Solar (NYSE: LDK), JA Solar (NASDAQ: JASO) and others were reporting doubling, tripling, and even quadrupling of revenue and profits for the quarter. Now that earnings season has all but passed, we're starting to see the announcement of deals that will drive solar growth in the quarters to come. Just look at some of the announcements from the past two days: JA Solar Secures 10 GW Supply of Poly Wafers from GCL-Poly Sunpower (NASDAQ: SPWRA) Building New Solar Plants in Cali and Italy GT Solar (NASDAQ: SOLR) Announces First Orders for LED Production Equipment Solar Inverter Shipments Hit Record High in Q3 Sharp to Invest $180 Million in New Solar Production Line And with the recent bullish earnings and deal activity, analysts are taking notice... Auriga initiated coverage on Renesola with a buy rating and a $20 price target, citing the Chinese company as a "low-cost polysilicon solar leader." The stock currently trades for $9.00. The investment firm also put a Buy rating on Suntech (NYSE: STP) with an $11.00 price target and on Trina Solar (NYSE: TSL) with a $38.00 price target - both significant premiums to current levels. Jefferies & Co. has also chimed in, reiterating a Buy rating on Trina Solar with a $40.00 price target. Folks, Trina's currently trading for less than $25.00. Wells Fargo upgraded Yingli Green Energy (NYSE: YGE)... ThinkEquity upgraded LDK Solar (NYSE: LDK) and First Solar (NASDAQ: FSLR)... This all happened this week. It always comes back to China China already manufactures the most solar products and has the largest wind energy market in the world. And now the country is taking additional measures to secure its dominance of the future world economy. Bloomberg reports this week, "China will subsidize half of the bidding contract prices for key solar equipment and create 13 industry zones as models for solar energy applications." China's Ministry of Finance also said it wants to install 1,000 MW of solar capacity per year after 2012; it has a 20,000 MW solar target for 2020. The Financial Times said this week a report from Ernst & Young concludes, "China has surged ahead of the rest of the world in renewable energy, creating a 'new world order' in the low-carbon sector." ____________________ Pity JHL isn't part of that "new world order" |
Posted at 30/11/2010 15:33 by chrismez Mattjos - most of JHL's sales are in Italy - it wont have escaped your attention today that there is talk of Italy going under like Ireland and Greece. What on earth is wrong with selling into massive markets like USA and Australia? Trina, Timminco, Renesola and many others do it - but not JHL !!! I have to say that the company has been badly managed now for quite a few years, not just the recent past. I'm sorry to say that because I've been a holder for a long time. Anyway its time for management to either sh#t or get off the seat - compared to others in the sector they are doing just below abysmal. |
Posted at 30/11/2010 13:27 by chrismez This certainly is a disgrace when compared to Trina - good post Mattjos.What JHL would do for increasing market share in USA, Japan and Australia! Instead we have sales in Italy to look forward to and the results of JHL's attempts at hedging the Euro !!!! FFS |
Posted at 25/10/2010 09:20 by chrismez Well LSE:SOLA's had a nice little run up to very nearly £4 this year and is still cheap at 9.3 times earnings.JHL's chart on the other hand ..... !! Clearly JHL's performance or lack of it is directly due to the way JHL is managed. Management have either got to do much much better ie a complete step change in their performance, or someone's head should roll IMHO. |
Posted at 20/7/2010 21:09 by chrismez Having been in both JHL and SOLA over the years, the correlation between the two was quite noticeable.Not any more though. As SOLA powers on towards 250p, JHL is diving below 50p JHL's Chinese Managers and Directors are directly responsible for this divergence and for JHL's ugly prospects IMO Think JHL will remain a dog for quite a while now. The only possible ray of light on the horizon is the HKex listing. Other than that ....... ugh! |
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