Metal-tech Share Discussion Threads

[pomp circumstance] 27/10/2011 10:38

im happy to have taken 20,000 at 5.5p last week!

[lovaine] 27/10/2011 10:27

Nevertheless luckyjonah it could be that the bottom call of 4.5 from mud is right on the money.It has proved impossible to invest just £5000 in MTT over recent days despite the steady flow of small sales.Could be then that there is a large buy order taking precedence.If TNPV do invest in line with the RNS then the shares are probably very cheap at current levels.

[luckyjonah] 26/10/2011 16:05

Unfortunately Genesis don't agree with you mudbath... makes you wonder what conversation they had with Aik to sell the whole 2.8m at 5.5p eh.

As for the SP, I have a feeling that if a delisting is announced we will see the price a tad lower than this... quite why it's taking to long to "decide" I don't know, perhaps they are reverting to TNPV?

[mudbath] 26/10/2011 15:35

Thanks for that latitude unionhall.
Might be too embarrassed though,as well broke,to make any further prognostications.
I am pleased that you are not(yet)a holder,as it is fairly painful,currently.

[unionhall] 26/10/2011 15:29

Repeat away mudbath - I have no interest here at the moment.

Just keep watching due to earlier punts.....

[mudbath] 26/10/2011 15:28

True,true, unionhall,although I never intimated that the share price would not go lower.TNPV seem to concur with my view at least.
I promise not to repeat myself should the MTT share price fall to 2pence!

[unionhall] 26/10/2011 15:19

..the same place it was when you were calling 9p and 10p an excellent entry point...

[mudbath] 26/10/2011 15:15

FWIW I am calling 4.5 pence as the low point for MTT's trading range.
I don't suppose that there will be any uninformed/speculative buyers out there;YET imo, now would be a tremendous entry point.
Now where is that buy button ?

[pomp circumstance] 25/10/2011 10:41

well Poomb, its long story but here goes.

In the beginning.......................

[poombear] 25/10/2011 10:27

Israel were ratified as members of OECD in September 2010, could be a coincident, but why has it taken over a year to divest, if that was Genesis policy?

[mudbath] 25/10/2011 09:49

Mister MD..RE 118.
That's a pretty bullish observation for this thread.
Whilst my confidence in MTT as an investment has undoubtedly waned in the face of constant negative postings ++ the threat of a de list;the fundamentals that were persuasive,for me,initially,remain in place.The appearance on the scene of TNPV only serves to underline,imo,that the potential for a radically improved performance from MTT lies ahead.
I look forward therefore towards such a scenario and to some eventual capital gains.
Today's news regarding Aik Rosenberg's increased holding adds to my positivity.

[mister md] 25/10/2011 09:29

Bit odd that "Genesis investment fund does not invest in companies based in OECD member countries" ?

[unionhall] 25/10/2011 09:21

Yes indeed - and we are led to believe another company is happy to pay 20p + to buy in ?


Sounds ridiculous. If that were the case Genesis would have sold their shareholding to the new company for something north of 10p.

All imho.....

[mister md] 25/10/2011 09:18

well, MR Rosenberg is happy to buy them off you at 5.5p (see RNS), now holds 80%

[luckyjonah] 25/10/2011 08:24

And if they weren't considering delisting you'd be able to sell in size for about 4 times the current share price

[mudbath] 24/10/2011 15:02

Whilst the shares are down(again), my broker tells me that I could now sell in size just outside the spread.

[mister md] 24/10/2011 08:53

anyone get any response from the company after expressing concerns ? Didn't hear anything back myself.

[luckyjonah] 24/10/2011 08:36

Well I see they have at least corrected the Corporate Action to clarify that they are only considering a possible delisting and there is no firm proposal.

Hopefully there have been enough PIs contacting the company for the non-execs to realise they cannot roll over on this one given Aik cannot vote to support anything that affects shareholders' pre-emption rights unless he has the backing of the majority of the independent Directors.

[mudbath] 17/10/2011 09:14

Whilst it will be scant consolation for MTT holders wishing to exit,at all costs,prior to any de-listing;TNPV do keep its investors well informed on the progress of its varied investments.They are also seeking to leverage their portfolio,so residual MTT bulls,given a fair wind, might see a profitable exit in the short to medium term.

[luckyjonah] 13/10/2011 12:19

TBF, it won't be a first, as informal discussions with PIs stopped the previous (unannounced) considering of delisting back in 2009 too.

[mister md] 13/10/2011 12:03

thanks lj - will send an email today

[the big fella] 13/10/2011 12:02

That will be a first!

[luckyjonah] 13/10/2011 11:57

Done - cheers guys, hopefully some more PI interest/objection will help to sway the board!

[mister md] 13/10/2011 11:55

one more please: xxx at yahoo.com

[luckyjonah] 13/10/2011 11:52

PC/pomp - emails on their way to you now if you want to remove your details above.