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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Nanoco Group Plc | LSE:NANO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B01JLR99 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.51 | -2.55% | 19.50 | 19.50 | 20.15 | 19.92 | 19.50 | 19.50 | 1,311,544 | 15:58:32 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Coml Physical, Biologcl Resh | 5.62M | 11.09M | 0.0343 | 5.69 | 63.06M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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03/12/2016 10:30 | If you day so firm, if you say so. | slipperysidewinder | |
03/12/2016 10:25 | You have shown your hand slip. I knew you were a storyteller all along. I doubt you even have a short on Nanoco - you're just here for the attention. Sad! | fil340 | |
03/12/2016 10:14 | Mapocho, what about Mapocho??????? Like Glinda, the good witch of the East from the Wizard of Oz. Appearing in a burst of dots with his magic wand. Ready to galvinise his munchkins in their battle against their wavering faith in Nanoco and its short selling onslaught. Knowing that when all is lost he will one day say to shareholders, "Oh my, didnt you know? You could have clicked your heels of your cadmium free emerald slippers three times, and you would have miraculously been transformed into a trouble-free private investor. With some cash in your pocket and a copy of shares magazine. Free to make sensible and diligent investment decisions, from the comfort of your own home. You see, you had the power all along!" There is no place like home There is no place like home There is no place like................ | slipperysidewinder | |
03/12/2016 10:06 | Filter the liar | euroto | |
03/12/2016 09:51 | The chart here tells a very, very sad story. From the hights of limitless exuberance, the blue sky optimism has slowly and stomach churningly decended into s dark and dolorous place. Now rooted in a quagmire of vicissitude. The once brave new world of Nanoco. | slipperysidewinder | |
03/12/2016 09:50 | Mapocho, what do you think who is he? | chaba1 | |
03/12/2016 09:30 | And syd Have i spelt the following right?? Administrators! | slipperysidewinder | |
03/12/2016 09:28 | Looks like syd and firm are ready to throw the towel in. There is no shame or blame attached to cutting losers. It is sound investment practice. We all know who Mapocho is. It is just sad that in the past he is probably responsible for countless newbie and naieve investors losing a ton of money. Like the criminal, returning to the scene of his past crimes. One thing is for sure, from dumping stock, misleading statements, accountancy irregularities, ugly leaks and rumours, having to buy competitors IP to bolster their own, to the simple failing of delivery, something smells. It reaks to high heaven. There is a long way until the AGM. | slipperysidewinder | |
03/12/2016 08:53 | haven't seem much evidence of optimism? Apart from when syd announced that short reduction (since corrected).at stages like this, in lieu of official news, someone always popped up with a gem of reassurance?AGM seems a little too distant.., and even so..looking at their website, and the way they operate their business, decent comment will not emerge from nanoco itself. needs to come from elsewhere. | jfacwc | |
03/12/2016 08:12 | I will wait to see what news if any comes from agm. Have to say this bb fluctuates from wild optimism to wild pessimism. I can't afford a sub 40p drop so will be keeping a close eye on next week. Come on Nanoco sort it out, would love to be at agm and ask the CFO about the basic revenue recognition accounting error as this struck me as not a basic error but pushing the boundaries of accounting standards which might have = desperate. Good luck all longs | firminator1 | |
03/12/2016 02:04 | Slippy you have corrected your spelling mistakes with your post but continue to make more as you go along,Grange Hill school must of had you there as the worst student.What are you on?I see you have corrected lit to Lot and now you need to correct ssmething to something.All your grammar continues to be like a 11 year old and you make me look good compared to you.The new mopocho is not Mapacho and Sinbad74 could be another imposter winding up MR OZ,slippy using fools tactics here to play with the BB at least PC has not been infiltrated by him because he sold.Im going into hibernation until the AGM unless a RNS comes along with massive upside before then.The imposters have taken over.Firm yes welcome back MAPOCHO.WH needs to look elsewhere if the Chinese Costums are going to stop them like they did with the lighting side.Tiawanese firms are hated outhere along with the Korean firms unless they have interests in them and they don't.Donald Trump has just rang the Taiwan government after 37 years.The end is coming for Chinese infiltrated companies in the USA and their currency manupulation.LG and Samsung along with Sony,Panasonic,Phili | syd777 | |
02/12/2016 22:56 | There is ssmething insane about the lot of you. You focus on grey areas of opitimism. Only to be constantly dissapounted. All this whilst the house burns down around you. A phsychiatrist would have a field day studying the very essence of denialism. | slipperysidewinder | |
02/12/2016 22:39 | Thanks for that | mr.oz | |
02/12/2016 22:30 | Shorts at 3.91% nothing has changed recently on that front. GMT hold and long and a short i.e. hedged as Sinbad mentioned. Nano website investor analysis that dated 31st October so a month ago, thus does not reflect even the Universities Superannuation Scheme reduction (to below 3%) RNS today. I kept a record of the investor analysis from the 29th July and GMT were not on the list then with the lowest holding being 2.29%, so they took out that long position since the Summer. Since the 29th July, the cumulative top 10 holdings as of 31st October 2016 has hardly changed at 62%. But changes in that period were Henderson (+14.8M), Baille Gifford (-5.96M), Hargreaves (assume PI cumulative) (+2.27M), Universities Super (-2.36M and before todays RNS reduction) GMT (+8.16M), Killek AM (-0.71M) L&G (-0.12M). So a wide variety of moves since end of last July but virtually cancelling each other out in terms of combined holding steady around 62% until today's RNS. Disappointing to see university fund reducing and if now below 3%, that's another 2M. | perfect choice | |
02/12/2016 22:27 | OK, so are we saying that the website is unchanged and innaccurate? And GMTs position is also unchanged and still short And we have some desperate people here? | mr.oz | |
02/12/2016 22:10 | Stick to the facts chaps | firminator1 | |
02/12/2016 22:02 | I have not seen any figure, I was minusing the GMT figure from the 3.91 | syd777 | |
02/12/2016 21:59 | Where did you see the figure of 2.48% short though. None of the sources of reference I usually use show that reduction. | andycapped | |
02/12/2016 21:51 | Firm I'm not familiar with short institutions and how they work,my intake is the buy back will be coming over the near future,before reduction is seen,Others I'm sure might be able to explain it better,if their not out celebrating. | syd777 | |
02/12/2016 21:43 | ...and being really cynical makes me think why is it Mapocho appears when things seem to get be getting more desperate for Nanoco. May be i am getting a little paranoid after a few beers on a Friday night..... | firminator1 | |
02/12/2016 21:40 | ...but GMT have held 8m shares for a while as per Nanoco website - Syd dont quote numbers you cant back up you lose credibility in what you post | firminator1 | |
02/12/2016 21:33 | Yep, I want to know it as well and I hate when the share price go down | chaba1 | |
02/12/2016 21:33 | Firm you need to ask Sinbad how 8 million GMT shares are now long. | syd777 | |
02/12/2016 21:30 | Syd can you back this up "Shorts now at 2.48% from 3.91% ;)" ? | firminator1 |
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