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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Mereo Biopharma Group Plc | LSE:MPH | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BZ4G2K23 | ORD GBP0.003 (REG S) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 26.50 | 26.00 | 27.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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29/4/2008 23:21 | This place is messy OK, and someone like the host of the thread should not encourage this type of behavior. I suspect the fall is overdone, but what happens now is down to investors like me buying at this lows. The Market Cap compare to sales is a good indication of being undervalued on my view, specialy looking on any take over, as the price paid is around sales good luck to all holders HOW TO GRACEFULLY REMOVE EGG FROM YOUR FACE Keep your mouth shut It often implies that you have made a serious mistake, but more strictly it indicates that something you have done (or some turn of events) has left you looking extremely embarrassed or foolish. | ![]() cielos | |
29/4/2008 16:51 | One thing is for sure you just have the propper name       " FILLA DE PUTA " WHO ? momentos ! She does charge but not much       just caught in the act going out now, do not bother to look for me, I do not go to those deserted places | master rsi | |
29/4/2008 16:09 | Did someone ask for the chiken? Is barking mad for "momentos" Just go and pick it UP Big Mouth is round the corner You really need evening classes on French... parled ? future for English I think you were looking for ........ J'ai Parlé trop tôt As usual you just have put your feet on the sh!t pile | master rsi | |
29/4/2008 15:00 | Je parled trop soon... | momentos | |
29/4/2008 14:37 | Investors are picking stock on the Retail sector for the last few days. Yesterday NEXT was well up Today N Brown Group has bucked the retail sector's current gloom, reporting a better than expected results. This afternoon MPH is up on the bid ( is it MMs games or is a good size buy that is going to be reported later) | master rsi | |
29/4/2008 14:20 | Tu penses?! Je crois que le petit maitreIRS merdique est parti. La "pompe et decharge" est finie! Moi, je ne regrette rien. Sauf que je faisait confiance en Monsieur Morilles malgre son histoire. C'est plutot Marchtwig que Marchpole maintenant. | momentos | |
29/4/2008 09:23 | The little spat between MasterRSI and momentos seems to have killed this board off. A far cry from the 100+ posts a day we have seen in the past. I suppose all the past contributors are still in PET. On the other hand, there is nothing to say about MPH at the moment, as far as I know anyway. Maybe we have gone into liquidation (very quietly). remynapoleon | remynapoleon | |
25/4/2008 08:43 | does anyone have any faith in this share,would you lay money on it | cyril4 | |
21/4/2008 10:12 | It will be "bumping along the bottom" for a good 6-12 months I would have thought so why buy now? | momentos | |
14/4/2008 16:22 | Jim You post does not tie up with the Hardman report which looks good to me over the medium term... Phrases like "because from what I know there are serious cash flow problems" really carry no weight unless you give reasoning to cast doubt on Hardmans note that says "Marchpole's debt should be now on the decrease, its market cap is less than 15% of sales, the company is likely to be in profit on a month by month basis within six months " As Master RSI says, if you want to get in, now looks like a good time to me while its bumping along the bottom. | murtceps7 | |
13/4/2008 21:11 | 1947Jim re - I wouldnt invest further here for at least 2 years..... certainly if you want to play safe one must wait, but share price will not be this low by then | master rsi | |
13/4/2008 19:09 | Well guys, I hope you believe in this Company, because from what I know there are serious cash flow problems, which can be seen from their statement, and think their suppliers are being treated v badly --- to the extent they are maybe refusing to supply. Not good news when goodwill is needed for continuity in difficult times. Good luck to all ---- but am seriously concerned at the quality of the management, going forward ----- dont see any positives in the current position, ----- new exec Chairman making no difference at all --- MM still calls all the shots ............ badly. We shall see........but not hopeful, unless something really apecial is on the horizon....... I wouldnt invest further here for at least 2 years.....till things are sorted. | 1947jim | |
12/4/2008 14:45 | From J C de Castelbajac website - new London Flagship Store at Conduit Street, W1, opening end of May 08. | ![]() tibibar | |
11/4/2008 19:11 | Well, if MPH survive, a decent share price is two to three years away. | ![]() dan de lion | |
09/4/2008 10:05 | I hope " 0o0 " do not mind on posting it on a more conventional way The much expected Hardman report is out on April 08......... MARCHPOLE We welcome the appointment of John McCauley as a much needed full-time finance director. The share price has suffered recently due to high indebtedness and a cash outflow of £12.6m (42% of sales) in the last reported half year. A contract in the US was badly priced and resulted in an unexpected £0.6 loss on sales of £2.5m in the first half. We forecast that Marchpole will post a c.a. £3.2m loss for the current year and that losses should continue in the first half before breakeven is reached in the second half. The company still has problems: some trade receivables are proving difficult to collect, turnover is running at 25% of its peak, and the fashion industry is in recession. But equally, Marchpole's debt should be now on the decrease, its market cap is less than 15% of sales, the company is likely to be in profit on a month by month basis within six months and will benefit from a more professional financial management. Any new business wins from this point could boost both earnings and share price. | master rsi | |
09/4/2008 07:07 | MARCHPOLE We welcome the appointment of John McCauley as a much needed full-time finance director. The share price has suffered recently due to high indebtedness and a cash outflow of £12.6m (42% of sales) in the last reported half year. A contract in the US was badly priced and resulted in an unexpected £0.6 loss on sales of £2.5m in the first half. We forecast that Marchpole will post a c.a. £3.2m loss for the current year and that losses should continue in the first half before breakeven is reached in the second half. The company still has problems: some trade receivables are proving difficult to collect, turnover is running at 25% of its peak, and the fashion industry is in recession. But equally, Marchpole's debt should be now on the decrease, its market cap is less than 15% of sales, the company is likely to be in profit on a month by month basis within six months and will benefit from a more professional financial management. Any new business wins from this point could boost both earnings and share price. | 0o0 |
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