Mporium Share Discussion Threads

[grazzer] 14/10/2009 17:36

apsis - fair point. It would seem any high hopes I had for MPM have not come to fruition. It appears to be tumbling along the bottom in a sea of despair ... in fact it seems to be flatlining - that's not good is it. Maybe some Tonabersat is required to refresh the parts other drugs just can't reach. I'll be doing the Etape du tour again next year. Maybe some T will enhance my performance, they've probably got a lot of the stuff kicking around as it doesn't seem to be much use for anything else ... If it sounds like I'm bitter and twisted its cos I am!

Oh well, at least the other 29 or so shares in my portfolio are doing ok at the moment ...

[bw64402] 18/9/2009 22:14

I've got high hopes for MPM, buying another £5k yesterday when they dropped to 5p (although the trade didnt show). These are a bargain IMHO.

[apsis2] 17/9/2009 21:49

Grazzer why not put Mrs G in charge of the portfolio for a few weeks - then you'll either be quids in or be able to put the questions to her?!

[apsis2] 17/9/2009 21:44

naz4 Understand your sentiment on this one - but can't believe Keegan would have taken this on if there weren't good prospects. I'm sitting tight for a while as I've got rid of shares like this in the past only to find them triple a couple of weeks later - was way down on SAR last week and look at them now - here's hoping - GL all

[spitfire3] 07/8/2009 14:47

longterm punt is a short term punt gone wrong.... twelth of never more like...

[squire007] 05/8/2009 19:51

fruit, think i got these for longterm until tenfold return, ....... may be while tho ...lol

[investinggarden] 05/8/2009 12:22

Time to bag biotech bargains

[naz4] 29/7/2009 11:13

thank you, rathkum ,for the info .

[rathkum] 28/7/2009 13:24

5,000 sell and the price is marked down.

Here's the reason why,bl..dy crooks

[fruitloops101] 24/7/2009 08:09

squire - are you saying that if some broker came out with negative comment tomorrow you'd sell? I certainly wouldn't sell these at the moment. Brokers have been known to have their own agenda and be wrong.

[rathkum] 24/7/2009 00:16

Minster Pharmaceuticals, which has former SmithKline boss Jan Leschly as a shareholder via his Care Capital vehicle, rose 0.88p to 7.38p. It announced progress on its schizophrenia drug Sabcomeline, which it licensed from GSK.

[squire007] 23/7/2009 23:34

fruit......... cake, if your on here one would assume you care.

i got a shed load of these .... i care.:)x

[fruitloops101] 23/7/2009 15:34

Does anyone care? :)

[jeanesy] 23/7/2009 14:38

Does anyone know what the current brokers view is on this share?

[bw64402] 23/7/2009 14:19

Yep, this company must be seriously undervalued at the moment! I bought months ago at 6p, so nice to see some movement. All positive news so far...

[jeanesy] 23/7/2009 13:08

These seem a strong buy - backed with cash, recent director buy and positive RNS.

[balcony] 23/7/2009 10:04

Just wait till we get some real news,These new guys are not here for a £3m company.

[philjeans] 23/7/2009 08:09

Interesting RNS there today; the wheels grind exceeding slow - but they're grinding!

Patience will be rewarded.

[balcony] 17/7/2009 15:09

Pleased to have added 125k at 6.1p today,Always like buying at less than directors there was a bit of loose stock about,Surprised when we have mr keegan buying

[philjeans] 17/7/2009 12:19

But it usually pays to follow the directors; it occassionally backfires but 99% of the deals are well timed and significant.

This is the new boy and so we would expect him to get a few of course; any more substantial trades though will light the blue touch paper.

[rathkum] 17/7/2009 12:07

Only £10,000 's worth. One month's salary.