Mouchel Share Discussion Threads

[whoppy] 15/3/2012 17:25

Should get more sticking it here than leaving it in an Isa. Safe bet.

[whoppy] 15/3/2012 17:17

Nice late buy reported. 17.36p for 286,511.. £50k

[paragon157] 15/3/2012 16:23

sally 1

Well said .. Dead right !

[paragon157] 15/3/2012 16:22

Lol .. The City Spivs are Slowly Sneaking it up !

[sally 1] 15/3/2012 13:55

IF A DEAL DOES COME IT WILL BE A MASSIVE PREMIUM TO THIS PRICE IE 35 PENCE. SO THE LAST SHAKE OUT WILL COME BEFORE THE ACTION.I BELIEVE ANY TIME NOW.THE NEW BOARD WONT SCREW UP THIS TIME THATS A GARRANTEE.

[mulebraker] 15/3/2012 13:34

Surely the bod won`t be allowed to f up another Costain approach?

[sally 1] 15/3/2012 13:32

I GOT A HUNCHE THAT COSTAIN ARE ON THE VERGE OF DOING A DEAL WITH US BEFORE ANOTHER INTRESTED PARTY DOES . IT IS JUST MY GUT FEELING ,

[whoppy] 15/3/2012 13:19

I would expect these to push up this pm as there have been some reasonable buys. Pressure certainly building. Bolly bands tightening for the ping.

[rayteuptetash] 15/3/2012 13:07

Well, if this breaks 17.5p again....then you will be a very happy man because you will be able to afford a brand new caravan.

I Wish I could afford 680 shares : (

[pikey01] 15/3/2012 12:35

"amusing" as your little post is, I have significantly more that £12 at stake here.

However I am a realist, so rather than re-post the same "contract win" stories from last year again, and again, (and again, and again, and again) I read this and other boards for real information. Usually such real information is already known to me (and others) and less often a quick google will throw light on some of these developments.

Sadly this particular share seems to attract more than its fair-share of children posting "witty" comments or "advice" of such dubious quality as to render it almost completely useless.

[rayteuptetash] 15/3/2012 10:04

I see Pikey sold his 68 shares today : )

[johncraven] 14/3/2012 21:27

Fantastic looking upward trend forming and waiting for the breakout. It will happen.

[htrocka] 14/3/2012 18:24

The last itme you saw a graph like this, ie, with the shorter moving averages rising above the longest....began January 6th 2011...when Mouchel rejected the Costain revised offer of 135p.....and Mouchel trading at 56p.....

[miracle_boy] 14/3/2012 17:51

Bought in today too. only 20k but expecting big things in April...

[paragon157] 14/3/2012 16:20

Added two more lots earlier today .. Let's see how it pans out ? .. Lol

[vivgav] 14/3/2012 16:16

Well done JC

[pikey01] 14/3/2012 15:20

Guess we will see who's right soon enough...

GLA.

[vivgav] 14/3/2012 15:04

Looks like break on here between now and Friday? Gap up to 30p?

[paragon157] 14/3/2012 14:59

Lol .. Very well said Sir !

[rayteuptetash] 14/3/2012 14:09

Give it up Pikey....its on an upward trend and there is nothing you can do about it

[pikey01] 14/3/2012 13:56

Doubt there will be an RNS for this either:

I'm sure mouchel knew all about GS when they jumped into bed with them.

[vivgav] 13/3/2012 22:08

No RNS for the above???

[cocorico2009] 13/3/2012 21:26

Business services group to create 40 jobs for new NI Water contract


Northern Ireland Water has awarded business services group Mouchel an 18-month contract which could create up to 40 jobs.
Mouchel has been tasked to deliver an asset inventory and condition assessment project that will provide data on its above-ground assets.

The information collated will help enhance the efficiency of maintenance operations, improve customer service by reducing unnecessary risks to customer supply or water quality and reduce the risk of pollution incidents.

Martin McIlwaine, NI Water's head of asset management, said that it is important to have accurate and comprehensive data.

"This significant project complements a number of other data quality improvement initiatives under way across our organisation," he said.

"It will help us to improve the quality of our asset data and increase levels of customer service."

Mark Carlisle, Mouchel divisional director, added: "In addition to improving the level of NI Water's customer service at a sustainable cost, this significant project also has several benefits to the local economy.

"We are actively recruiting staff for the asset inventory project and have plans to employ up to 40 people.

"There are also requirements for a significant fleet of vehicles and specialist equipment supplies, providing further opportunities for local companies."

Mouchel has worked with NI Water for approximately 20 years, with offices located in Holywood and Omagh.


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