Nanoscience Share Discussion Threads

[spekky] 01/2/2008 08:09

Just on the Toumaz website

[spekky] 31/1/2008 12:52

Strange that it took over 3 hrs for share price to tick down,probably a pi bailing.Yet to show at time of writing.

[spekky] 31/1/2008 10:16

Did n't have to wait long did we,but now convinced its not CVS,and its not straightforward selling.Even though its meant to look that way.SAAD increasing will be the ultimate outcome of these shenanigans.

[don muang] 30/1/2008 22:07

well, let's see if we get an RNS this week .... and / or another interesting large transaction/s this week

one 'interesting' point is that present NAN website lists CVS as having 7,400,000 shares - so I presume that is correct being from 'the horses mouth' - but last 'holdings' rns from NAN concerning CVS gives that I can see (20 April 2007) gives them holding 7,850,000 .... am I missing some announcement between then and now....

[spekky] 30/1/2008 21:16

See post 289 which refers to a 3.4million rollover.
Both items were transacted at below current price so therefore appear as a sell.
Now if your still with me,net one off against the other and you will get (you guessed it).Not both sells IMHO ,bit of smoke and mirrors.we'll see.Convinced its not CVS but realise some of you guys know CVS better than me.The obvious effect would be to unsettle the small punter but they'll have to work harder to worry me.

[don muang] 30/1/2008 19:19

.... and seen mention on CVS thread that the only listed shares Corvus hold/held were CMM and NAN. Getting rid of half million pounds worth of holdings in non-listed companies might have been difficult in present circumstances ..... so looks like they chose NAN

[don muang] 30/1/2008 17:45

... well with investment decisions like this (selling NAN at this point), then perhaps the decline in Corvus's share price is justified...

[humbugg] 30/1/2008 17:37

don,
could just be spot on with that little snippet. whatever way you look at it CVS has done its dough. 10p i think they paid.

[don muang] 30/1/2008 17:18

that's the question ..... if it's a fund holding and they need more 'cash' under prevailing financial climate (or need money for other investments) they might just go for disposing of something that has underperformed and they think won't overperform for the rest of this particular quarter.... ?

... and given two transactions were 7.4m then I'd go for Corvus Capital as the seller as their holding was 7.4m. They're a listed investment company. Their share price peaked at over 26p during 2007 but is now down to 6.75p. So taken against that performance then NAN isn't a bad performer ... !!!

So await the disposal rns

[humbugg] 30/1/2008 17:06

why would you knock your holding out at a significant loss if the company was going places???

[spekky] 30/1/2008 12:01

yes,very interesting,the share price would seem to indicate that they've found a home though.Strange that it comes so soon after change of advisor.Are Strand involved we'll see.....

[don muang] 30/1/2008 10:34

some big unloading being done this morning ... 5.4m shares followed by another 2m - both at 7p ..... wonder if it'll 'spook' any PI's in to selling..... await with interest

[spekky] 24/1/2008 08:12

Good stuff,a springboard to greater things.

[papalpower] 24/1/2008 07:14

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(`The Group')

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Management Certification for Sensium™ Wireless Body

Monitoring Platform

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[spekky] 22/1/2008 08:43

Was Strand Partners Limited,perhaps they were n't getting the message across.

[humbugg] 19/1/2008 10:18

super,
plagiarism, always been my biggest fear with this company.

[supernumerary] 16/1/2008 23:12

Thought this might be of interest:



"Microsoft is developing Big Brother-style software capable of remotely monitoring a worker's productivity, physical wellbeing and competence.

The Times has seen a patent application filed by the company for a computer system that links workers to their computers via wireless sensors that measure their metabolism. The system would allow managers to monitor employees' performance by measuring their heart rate, body temperature, movement, facial expression and blood pressure. Unions said they fear that employees could be dismissed on the basis of a computer's assessment of their physiological state.

[...]"

[spekky] 15/1/2008 14:24

The lofty ambitions of one of our board members(and large shareholder).

(just hit cancel if windows tells you to install language pack,it comes up in english anyway)

[spekky] 14/1/2008 09:55

Anything else would be a waste........

[don muang] 11/1/2008 18:57

"looking at the next 24 months as a road to significant riches."

Now, there's confidence for you......
Are you planning to spend it all on wine, women, and song......

[the drewster] 11/1/2008 18:51

Not worried here (yet) - think this is the "life changer" I have been looking for during my last 10 years trading. Sitting on a good few now, and looking at the next 24 months as a road to significant riches.

[humbugg] 31/12/2007 08:41

looks like we could be heading back to the 8p support level. CVS investments are looking very messy.

[spekky] 27/12/2007 12:30

In todays news


and......


I think that should ensure that Sentinel will get some publicity with the launch of the new product in Q1 2008........