Maelor Share Discussion Threads

[piruxi] 28/8/2007 10:51

No wrong again I said MLR were making acquistions that we did not know about, there IS a big differnce as the City does, they always do.

[alibongo612] 28/8/2007 10:45

That's the most bullish you've been to date as your previous 50p forecast included acquisitions that even mlr hadn't yet identified.

lol

[piruxi] 28/8/2007 10:21

lololololololol shorting would be like driving up the hill, backing up and tipping the skip full of your hard earned cash down the ravine.

50p year end based on fundmantals and increased businees.

[1ch] 28/8/2007 10:18

Gradually, but slowly ticking up day by day. Looking good.

Those who don't think MLR is a poor stock should perhaps short the stock,
but then derampers don't normally put their money where their mouth is!

[piruxi] 28/8/2007 10:17

Word has it that the MLR Agem and subsequent accounts will please the market. I dont know here people get this info from but I guess thats City life.

According to what hubby was told this morning MLR is grossly undervalued, and a stock in the undervalued overlooked ctaergory that every one looks for.

However please dont take my word for it with the AGM and results so close, Mr Market will soon let us all know.

My own opinion is that MLR is a solid quality company on the up.

[piruxi] 28/8/2007 10:07

Typical losers comment.

[alibongo612] 28/8/2007 10:00

Is that as in morecambe & wise ?

[piruxi] 28/8/2007 09:57

Good morning guys and gals it a hot steaming early morning call from FL

MLR up a touch this morning the wise would be buying now.

[piruxi] 24/8/2007 13:35

It aint my fault you cant read the form, up a bit again.

[piruxi] 24/8/2007 11:04

Based on a review of the fundaments and various reports etc. Also upon what I expect to find in this years anounced accounts and AGM statements, there is no doubt in my mind that MLR will be around 50p year end.

[alibongo612] 24/8/2007 10:15

" MLR was never set to put the world on fire "

You said 50p imminent.

That is 4x the current share price

Anybody would call that setting the world on fire.

You talk absolute cr*p and forget what you have said previously

[piruxi] 24/8/2007 09:22

as dad used to say, softly softly catchee monkey.

MLR was never set to put the world on fire, but slowly a steady progress will get it there to the BLASY OFF stage.

Solid base being set now for the AGM announcements and later the results

[piruxi] 23/8/2007 11:26

I always do my own rsearch and to hell with most who post here.

Doing my own research clearly shows up the level ignorance about this company by some here.

Its a solid recovery/growth situation based on qualioty of management and product.

If you dont believe that then sell up

[alibongo612] 23/8/2007 11:20

Typical ramper response ie an attack on any voice of reason/caution in an attempt to undermine.

As for "paying attention to what others write" well if those "others" are anonymous BB rampers then I'll pass and stick with my own research.

[piruxi] 23/8/2007 11:03

Bet that made you all look at CEN lolololololol

[piruxi] 23/8/2007 10:57

I hold CEN and look-----MLR should do the same, an one day you will wake up to the nice surprise I just had, but then what do I know as you keep telling me,

[alibongo612] 23/8/2007 09:51

You guys are simply trying too hard to ramp this stock.

Can't you see it's not working.

It is clear that any investment prior to the results is a punt which whilst it might have an upside equally could prove very costly.

If the results confirm progress is being made then there is plenty of opportunity to buy into a more solid base.

[1ch] 23/8/2007 08:21

One can only follow the performance of the past, (increased turnover) and stick with the view that management will continue the good work, and we they will perform again this year. If they do then MLR could represent good value. Are they not in a nitch market as well? September could very well come up with some encouraging news, and after all we do not have long to wait.

[gogoneko] 22/8/2007 22:01

There's a fly in the ointment in that people might be expecting good news and buying just for it, particularly short-term traders who may be jumping in over the next week or so prior to the AGM, so if there's no news some may be disappointed and sell even if there's no share price rise.

Conversely, there are a number of potential developments in the past few months which may have had a positive impact on the current trading/order book. Although I think they've probably been a bit too busy recently with integration issues potential developments include:

1) Good performance from new products (e.g. German fluid and volume replacement products) recently added to portfolio;
2) Activities of the new commercial manager producing dividends;
3) Unanticipated consequences of active and direct promotion of previously passively promoted products;
4) Expansion into new markets.

My fingers are crossed that even one of these has been achieved and gets a mention. At some point in the future, probably not at this AGM, I'm hoping that these developments will eventually happen.