Mercury Recycling Share Discussion Threads

[hosede] 24/3/2006 15:45

Looks like it was just a shake out!

[castleford tiger] 24/3/2006 10:45

Well just bought in. time will tell

tiger

[hosede] 24/3/2006 10:36

No announcement of anykind. Unless there is a sell tip somewhere, I can only presume fall is precursor of a largish sell. At this time of year investors are busy crystallising capital gains and/or losses.

[pugugly] 24/3/2006 09:22

Down to 22/25p - Decided to have a quick look. Still looks over cooked PUGUGLY - 13 Aug'04 - 11:19 - 127 of 128
MV to t/o stll far too high. Refs give as 5.93.
Still loss making in 1st half. NTAV only 2.3p per share.
Apart from being in a FASHIONABLE area can see no investment reason to buy at the current price.
If I am wrong I am sure someone will point out the errors of my way>

[drw1] 29/9/2005 12:45

Not much stock about.

[drw1] 23/9/2005 17:25

Operating in a growing niche market that is increasingly legislation driven can only see the companies expansion strategy rewarding shareholders over the longer term.Looks like growth for the forseeable future.

[hosede] 23/9/2005 14:34

Yes very much in line. It's nice to see a company doing what it said it would do.

[drw1] 23/9/2005 13:58

Very upbeat outlook here.Worth a read of results.

[hosede] 16/9/2005 09:47

RHPS say Sell - it flew up by 50% when they said buy so obviously a lot of small shareholders getting out.

[powwow] 16/9/2005 09:33

why the fall?

[hosede] 07/9/2005 09:05

Up again by over 10% this morning must be more than an IC recommendation surely

[amber9] 06/9/2005 06:38

Thanks ruby2

[ruby2] 05/9/2005 22:09

Buy reccomendation in investors chronicle.

[amber9] 05/9/2005 21:02

DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THESE SHARES AT THE MOMENT?

[cockneyrebel] 10/8/2005 21:10

LONDON (AFX) - The UK government said it is postponing implementation of the
EU directive on collection and recycling of waste electronic and electrical
equipment until June 2006.
Trade and Industry Minister Malcolm Wicks said the decision comes after the
business community expressed concern about the time needed to have facilities in
place to recycle goods.
The directive was originally scheduled to come into force in January. Under
the regulations waste electrical items will be the responsibility of
manufacturers and retailers.
"This directive is about dealing effectively with electrical waste which can
be damaging to the environment. It is challenging and has required a lot of
planning and preparation but our priority is to get this right," Wicks said in a
statement.
Under the directive manufacturers will have to finance treatment and
recycling/recovery of separately collected waste in the UK to specified
treatment standards and recycling/recovery targets, the DTI said.
Retailers have an obligation to offer take-back services to householders, it
added.
The extension on implementation is to allow more time to establish an
"adequate network of facilities" for separate collection of waste for
householders to use, the DTI said.
The British Retail Consortium is developing a compliance scheme, under which
participating retailers, instead of offering in-store take-back, will fund an
alternative network of collection facilities.
"As part of this, they are offering funding to Local Authorities to upgrade
civic amenity (CA) sites to facilitate separate collection," the DTI said.
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[stevedd] 14/7/2005 09:21

Here we go.

[stevedd] 11/7/2005 09:38

Up past 30.5 this morning. No news flow, except the director selling last week, but hopefully if we get a close at this level then we'll get the strong push up towards 50p.

[shaunstreak] 10/6/2005 16:04

Horneblower,

Yes I nuderstand what youer saying now, lets hope your right !

[horneblower] 08/6/2005 11:55

shaunstreak,

I'm a chartist and I feel the chart has potential. But it needs to confirm certain questions before I am convinced enough to risk my money.

The chart looks like a head and shoulders which would be bearish. However, an H&S can turn bullish if the price rises over the shoulderline (30.5p). If that happens, I would expect a strong rise towards 50p.
So I am waiting until we exceed a 30.5p close.

Even then I might wait for confirmation, which would be a return to the shoulderline and a bounce off it. It is a small stock and the chart is therefor less trustworthy than a fat, liquid one.

Does this help?

[shaunstreak] 07/6/2005 20:26

Horneblower,
Sorry I miss read your mail, thought it said by on close below 30.5p.
May be I'm missing something here, if you like the stock and expect rise to 50p why would you not buy in now at a lower share price ? Or are you refering to going short on this ?

[horneblower] 07/6/2005 00:06

shaunstreak,
No, I didn't because, as I said in my post, "buy on any close over 30.5p" and it hasn't; not yet anyway. Let me know when it does.

[shaunstreak] 06/6/2005 17:18

horrneblower, so did you buy in as you suggest in your post ? Nothnig like putting yuor money where your mouth is....................