Legendary Inv. Share Discussion Threads

[ride the wave 1] 20/3/2016 20:43

Had to set up new account because couldn't log in !!

[professor pettigrew] 20/3/2016 19:19

This from discuss the market:-


Psychoman

I agree with a number of the analyses below: VS alone being £4m, and has far higher potential - the founders must believe it’s worth much more as “should VS issue shares at a valuation lower than an agreed premium to the £58m valuation…the selling founders shall have to compensate Mr Jenkins by transferring to him further shares” – perhaps in the £100-200m range; Bosques has massive untapped potential and Leg got in very early – its stake being £100k – on the balance sheet; Amedeo could come good in the medium term, as could the smaller investments. And with the mkt cap at £2.6m, one could buy Leg and get VS at a discount to what Jenkins paid (!) with everything else for free! So why is the mkt cap at £2.6m i.e share price at .1 ish. I’m at a loss to explain this. Any ideas?


Psychoman

Can someone explain Leg's share price to me? It has some fantastic investments, in particular VS, whose potential and value has been externally confirmed (Clients: Tesco, NHS, Maplin, etc. Outside investors: at .,,,,,£25m last April and £58m now, and by Nick Jenkins who has proven himself in the internet world, and would he invest at £58m if that is all he thought it was worth). Climate change is becoming a bigger and bigger issue, and Leg got in early with Bosques and seem to have developed some amazing plants, and Amedeo which while is suffering due to the oil price, is well backed and stands a good chance of coming good. Some of the smaller investments were made when commodities were hot and are now depressed, but might come back and in any case are small in the context of the bigger investments. The directors run the company frugally and take minimal cash comp (unlike many on AIM) with their rewards being tied to the share price. And yet the market cap is c.60% of VS confirmed value - disregard the potential (with the rest of the investments for free)!


TWO comments there worthy of repeating again.

[ride the wave] 20/3/2016 18:30

DYOR

Increasing Collaboration Through Collaboration Effective Software Development and Deployment.

Obviously, competitors are in business to stay ahead of the curve and continue production. Yet, sharing trade secrets and key processes with other suppliers seems counterproductive. However, this is where third-party logistics providers have come into play. Since third party logistics providers focus on improving collaborative supply chain management between competitors, they have an inherent, vested interest in ensuring the privacy, cost-effectiveness, and efficiency of the entire operation are held to the highest standards. As a result, the increasing volume of products being moved and created in the modern supply chain has given rise to an era of huge data collection, analysis, and applications.

As a result, many of these third party logistic providers, as well as supply chain entities within and outside of the respective provider, are continuously looking toward software and technology as a solution for increasing and improving collaboration without sacrificing competitive advantage. Essentially, software collaboration allows for an aggregation of data that would be impractical and potentially threatening each company if attempted outside of a secure environment. Therefore, collaborative supply chain management relies heavily on the evolution of this software, explains Bridget McCrea of Logistics Management.

The demand for collaborative supply chain management is growing from foreign lands to domestic production. Supply chain entities need to understand how these three totems of collaboration are continuing to place collaboration at the heart of maintaining efficient supply chain management processes and extending today's capabilities to meet the demands of tomorrow.

[ride the wave] 20/3/2016 18:23

Bringing automation into supply chain

hxxp://www.digitalhealth.net/features/47426/legal-view:-of-thinking-small-on-procurement

GREAT ARTICLE !!!!

[ride the wave] 20/3/2016 18:11

hxxp://www.digitalhealth.net/features/47426/legal-view:-of-thinking-small-on-procurement

[ride the wave] 20/3/2016 18:05

Suppliers should be beating down the door

hxxps://hbr.org/2014/03/leaders-can-no-longer-afford-to-downplay-procurement/?es_p=1272357

[ride the wave] 20/3/2016 17:53

First drafts in next few weeks

[ride the wave] 20/3/2016 17:46

Year end figures normally come late July - middle of August . I would rather get a rns about VS , Bosques or Manas , news is due from all of them .

[verbierdave1] 20/3/2016 17:31

Lets hope we get some buyers in then, do you think we will see year end figures this week? I would imagine that would push the share price up a bit??

[ride the wave] 20/3/2016 16:48

I'm bullish for next week .

On Wednesday we had a double bottom at 0.13p , then on Thursday the Bulls stepped in and pushed the price back up to 0.15p .The weak got flushed out on the low share price on Wednesday and there seems to be hardly any sellers left in this stock , that's how comes we closed on 0.15p on Friday .

The rsi is in a positive position and the macd too ( 1 month chart ) . Also the 10 mda crossed the 20mda at the end of last week and that's a very bullish sign that the retrace is well and truly over and ties in with the bounce from our double bottom at 0.13p .

We are still in a golden cross (200 dma above 100 dma) on the 6 month chart and the trend is clearly still up and that's we are continually getting higher highs and higher lows .

Momentum is building again and I wouldn't be surprised if we start motoring up on the slightest bit of buying pressure . We will break - out again at 0.17p which was our last higher high closing price .

I'm extremely bullish .

GLA

[ride the wave] 19/3/2016 13:51

I just can't get enough of this ....

hxxps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/nhs-must-replicate-retail-virtualstocks-technology-platform-mills

The edge is recommended to ALL TRUSTS !!!!

Total winner.

[ride the wave] 19/3/2016 13:14

Leg is going to get re-rated like Ukog and 88e has (massive)

Not if but when .

[ride the wave] 19/3/2016 13:10

hxxp://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/north-wales-hospitals-ripped-off-10989434#ICID=sharebar_twitter

[professor pettigrew] 18/3/2016 15:21

The 1,292,035 is my friend increasing his holding. He now holds just under 3m.

The market makers will be caught once we get the positive news we are expecting.

[professor pettigrew] 18/3/2016 14:31

Just received this reply from Virtualstock:=

Dear Sir,

Thank you for your inquiry.

Virtualstock may or may not release news on our website.

We do however ensure that LEG is in a position to make any announcements required by virtue of its quoted status as and when necessary.


Best regards, Tim

[professor pettigrew] 18/3/2016 11:35

I have just been looking through some latest Budget information on the BBC.

It appears that changes to the way public sector pensions are funded from 2019 will require the NHS to find £650 million more per annum from then to pay their staff pensions.

This puts even more pressure on NHS trusts to save as much money as possible going forward.

Here are some brief snippets of the article:-

Health and education will be squeezed by more than £1bn because of changes to the way public sector pensions are funded, figures seen by the BBC show.

It comes after George Osborne announced in the Budget that employers would have to contribute more to pensions for NHS staff, teachers and the police.

He said individual pensions would not be affected.

The Treasury said employers had three years to get ready for the changes and would be helped by low inflation.

The technical changes to the way public sector pensions are valued mean departments face contributing more to their overall cost from 2019 - effectively saving the Treasury around £2bn billion a year.



◾Budget key points: At-a-glance
◾Budget calculator

Extra cost

As a result, Commons library figures obtained by the Liberal Democrats show, the NHS will have to find an estimated £650m per year.

[professor pettigrew] 18/3/2016 10:13

I have just e-mailed the company to enquire as to whether/when contract or other news breaks where on the website will it be available.

I think they will either stream it on the home page, or put it on the "Blog" page.

If I get a reply, I'll let you all know.

[ride the wave] 18/3/2016 10:06

Inside edge - new articles

Clients - might get updated

Webinars - worth watching

No news link as private company

[littlemadam] 18/3/2016 09:58

rtw, re VS website, where would I find any news/announcements?
I have searched a few times but cannot see any 'news' section.

[ride the wave] 18/3/2016 09:40

I'm pretty sure that we will increase our stake in VS imho

[professor pettigrew] 18/3/2016 09:29

Thanks Soupdragon55. Every little helps I suppose, but as you say VS is the biggie here.

Shame we don't have a 25% stake instead of 7%.

[soupdragon55] 18/3/2016 09:23

PP - I wouldn't get hung up on Sula, even if LEG had taken up all their options (which we know they haven't) the value would only be worth about £7k at todays SULA shareprice.

Sula has had loads of share placings since LEG bought in.

As I've said before, LEG is all about VS and possibly a bit of Bosques (currently valued at £83k in the last Interims).

[ride the wave] 18/3/2016 09:18

Sorry mate - I don't know .