Lamprell Share Discussion Threads

[brando69] 14/5/2014 18:37

shaking out the 155 brigade, just as it did the 145 brigade... consolidation and then climb, softly softly then boom, gently gently then bang...

[srpactive] 14/5/2014 11:57

Yes green shoots for a few days, it will break higher soon,
then 180p.

dyor

regards

active

[brando69] 14/5/2014 11:48

boom boom, this is getting ready to shake the room.

[tipjunkie] 14/5/2014 09:28

take the plunge then

you know you want to

don't fight it

[plunger2] 14/5/2014 09:26

mf - spoken like Sir Humphrey to Jim Hacker!

If those pesky sellers around the 155p-ish level would sit on their hands, they might get us all to the 160s!! Otherwise we need VOLUME.

[tipjunkie] 14/5/2014 09:25

hard to make dough here with no spread

[tipjunkie] 14/5/2014 09:24

booommmm!

release the kraken

[mad foetus] 14/5/2014 09:20

I'm a lawyer, "some time" could mean anything. Just like you can always say that there are "a number of reasons" why you have reached a decision. When challenged to name one (which rarely happens), you can then always say the number was "zero" and you don't need to justify yourself. Works a treat with kids!

Fully agree with your sentiment, share price has often got very jumpy late afternoon. Patience, patience...

[tipjunkie] 14/5/2014 09:15

toddistoast.com

sorry, rong fred

[todismypal] 14/5/2014 09:12

mf Not so sure about the time factor!! My feeling is that positive news is just around the corner and could happen any time soon. I base this on the strong support there has been for the share price - every time there is even a small fall it quickly recovers. Patience is certainly required in huge amounts with LAM but I do think we will all be rewarded eventually

[mad foetus] 14/5/2014 09:04

agreed, looks like we have to wait for some time after I shut up before we will get a meaningful breakout.

[todismypal] 14/5/2014 09:03

mf Please do not post again till AFTER the meaningful breakout. We were going along nicely yesterday until your post which set us back. You are to blame LOL

[brando69] 14/5/2014 08:53

sssssssssssssssssssssss


BOOM

[plunger2] 13/5/2014 14:54

What a tease! It does look like the selling may dry up sooner rather than later but this is LAM; if we were to invent a new language then LAM would be the word for patience !!!!

;-)

[trigger blade] 13/5/2014 12:41

Yep, it's meaningfully broken out below where it started this morning :-)

[mad foetus] 13/5/2014 09:56

we are very close to a meaningful breakout imo.

[tom111] 07/5/2014 16:47

The potential for 2 more similar orders within the next six months equates to $1B but the market seems to have ignored it so far

[sefton1] 07/5/2014 15:41

Still my top recovery share and up here over 50% to date

[brando69] 02/5/2014 15:54

better to have a stealth climber than one that races up and attracts the daytraders

[mad foetus] 02/5/2014 12:47

blimey it is hard to second guess this one - I had expected this morning's actions to be the prelude to a big run up this afternoon, but instead it has pulled back
oh well, lets see what the US opening brings: can't help but feel a company with a big cash pile will snap us up if the management dont

[srpactive] 30/4/2014 22:03

yes looking a bit better, two closes above 150p,
good heavens.

regards

active

[mad foetus] 30/4/2014 09:24

right chaps, strap yourselves in!

[brando69] 29/4/2014 17:10

ThAt it is biggest show of strength in 6 months

[broadwood] 29/4/2014 16:38

Cracking finish - thanks to that statement

[todismypal] 29/4/2014 16:38

Lads - control yourselves for goodness sake. The share price has for the first time in many months passed through 150p. The question is will it stay above this level. Surely after the never ending wait for the share price to rise we have at last something to reward our patience. Personally the manner in which Moffat is taking the company forward fills me with optimism and I for one would not like to see a bid of 200p. I am looking for a reinstatement of the dividend in the next 12months or so and a few more juicy contracts - although the reaction to the last RNS was not exactly overwhelming