Mouchel Share Discussion Threads

[sally 1] 19/1/2012 17:32

STOP PANICKING THIS IS NOT GOING BUST. THIS IS A COMPANY WITH A CRACKING FUTURE .I HAVE HELD ON TO MY SHARES THROUGH ALL THIS DE RAMPING AND RAMPING AND I OWN A MASSIVE HOLDING.NOW THIS IS MY TAKE ON THIS SITUATION. YES I DO BELIEVE WE MAY WELL HAVE BEEN APROACHED REGARDING AN OFFER FOR THE COMPANY. THE FACT IS THIS GRANT RUMBLES KNOWS HE CAN TURN THIS COMPANY AROUND HE HAS ALREADY IDENTIFIED AREAS WITHIN THE COMPANY WHERE HE CAN MAKE MASSIVE COST SAVINGS HE ALSO BELIEVES THIS COMPANY CAN BE BACK TO FULL HEALTH IN THE NEXT 12 TO 18 MONTHS .NOW ANY OFFER FOR MOUCHEL HAS TO START WITH A VALUE OF25 TO 35 MILLION IE 24 TO 34 PENCE THAT IS WHY THIS PRICE IS ALL OVER THE PLACE BECAUSE NO ONE CAN ACTUALY PUT A VALUE ON MOUCHEL. WELL HOW ABOUT THIS THEN TAKE OUT PRICE 34 PENCE WITHIN THE NEXT 30 DAYS OR STAY INDEPENDANT AND 120 PENCE IN 12 TO 18 MONTHS . I AM SURE THERE ARE THOSE WHO WILL THINK OR SAY TOTAL CR.P OR WORSE BUT WHO GIVES A F..K WHAT THEY THINK. IF YOUR IN YOUR IN AND ONE THINGS FOR SURE THIS WILL BE THE CRACKER OF 2012 SO STAY CALM

[johncraven] 19/1/2012 16:45

Starting to move up towards close Im in 250k shares at 7.37 av

[skinny] 19/1/2012 16:22

Henderson Global Investors > 5%

[targatarga] 19/1/2012 15:09

it did look convincing.... i've been bitten so many times....

[cuttingman2] 19/1/2012 15:05

will never learn. in at 9.3 and going to hold Think u are right Dean

[janbonk] 19/1/2012 14:51

Surely the amount of volume from tues and weds means something

[janbonk] 19/1/2012 13:15

Will there be news tomorrow at the agm??

[deanroberthunt] 19/1/2012 12:29

looks like twas another bull trap.....

[ninja 19] 19/1/2012 12:21

We still have tomorrow, when the agreement is signed though.

The writing were on the wall, L2 bid was always weak, with small amount of shares. I wonder why big holders not topping up though, at the end 20% shares traded, and they could defend the stock. I guess they will take up the bum instead

[strutt12] 19/1/2012 12:13

warwick,

I thought I was the only one to get caught at that price, well it certainly feels like it!!

[ninja 19] 19/1/2012 12:03

W69

Usually once seeing RNS institution selling, and the price action of MMS, I would have sold. For some reasons, yesterday I did not take much notice, and secondly it's not a big position.

[warwick69] 19/1/2012 11:54

ninja i jumped in at 10.6 yesterday but bailed at 9p painful experience as thought there might have been some truth having looked at it, but clearly another city Con trick bit liike Connaught and ROK and we know what happened to them ?

[ninja 19] 19/1/2012 11:33

well schroders sold, so MMS got the share and started a pump. IMHO

NOw the dump on very small volume, we are locked in.

Lucky for me, not a big position. So they can drag it down, and I will add 3-4 times more for the next pump, then bail out.

[salpara111] 19/1/2012 11:18

Pump and dump?

[skinny] 19/1/2012 10:58

In auction -4.8%

[howdlep] 19/1/2012 08:30

Time for another move up after the retracement yesterday?

[howdlep] 19/1/2012 08:00

Marked up, after another bid rumour mention, this time in the London Evening Standard

[howdlep] 18/1/2012 21:27

mulebraker,

I agree nobody knows what the trades were except the trader and the broker. So in the absence of fact, given that the share price was broadly flat today, my guestimator was that the trades were approximately 50:50. Obviously delayed trades impact on the free software and distort the figures, as does your use of the filter. However, as I said earlier, the movement on the day is by and large a reflection of the flow of money. The bulls had the upper hand earlier on, then profit taking and most probably Schroders selling a few more, held the upper hand from that point onwards.
The huge daily volume was again a big positive, as shares were transfered from the weak to new investors.
We await the expected increased borrowing RNS and additional holding RNS'.
Best of luck with your trading and I look forward to your value added comments.

[htrocka] 18/1/2012 19:36

The url below is a bit off the mark...in that it pre-supposes a rights issue is in the offing, an INCREASE in the BORROWING requirements is NOT a request for rights issue.
With respect to the recent rise...There's been no response from the company..which must be boost of confidence for their clients and justification for outsourcing with them.....and, more importantly, confidence to potential clients, however, it's still early days and a lot depends on the company's next rns.....(fingers crossed,... so far so good....the Shearer factor is kicking in....no pun intended) I'm hoping we might get an update sometime next week...together with the obligatory.'all resolutions passed' rns....(just my opinion of course)(ps..I'm away for a couple of days with no access to the boards)

[guru121] 18/1/2012 17:57

mulebarker what do u think of the 1M. BUY @8.97 @ 14.09.thanks

[funky3monkey] 18/1/2012 17:23

mulebraker,

try using the filter. what is the use of having Lv2 if you dont know how to use it. buys outweighed sells despite the trace back. The stock has been oversold, it has been due a strong rally.

Good luck to all longs.

funky relaxing in the alps :)

[howdlep] 18/1/2012 15:08

Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Wednesday's most followed: Mouchel Group, Zoltav, JD Wetherspoon, Greene King, Findel, Songbird Estates Today's most talked about UK stocks included one of this week's top performers in London markets Mouchel Group (LON:MCHL) and Russian focused resources firm Zoltav (LON:ZOL), which has sold part of its portfolio.

Meanwhile, pub companies remained under the spotlight with JD Wetherspoon (LON:JDW) presenting an upbeat trading update a day after Greene King (LON:GNK) reported an increase in Christmas sales.

Starting with Mouchel, the embattled infrastructure group showed up among the most searched for UK companies on Google Finance as investors tried to find out the reason behind the surge seen in its share price this week.

The stock has risen from 5.2 pence on Monday morning to nine pence by noon today, which was linked to speculation that its current valuation could turn it into an attractive takeover target.

Mouchel had a disastrous year in 2011 as it suffered from public sector cuts implemented by the government. It was also hit by the termination of talks with potential suitors, which offered many times what the company is currently worth.

On message boards, investors saw the increase in demand for the stock as a sign that the markets expect the company to get back on track and these investments came from long term buyers.