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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Ncondezi Energy Limited | LSE:NCCL | London | Ordinary Share | VGG640631039 | ORD NPV (DI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.825 | 0.80 | 0.85 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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20/2/2017 13:37 | Nice to consolidate around these levels before next move up. | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
20/2/2017 08:52 | SEP website updated today to show Chairman meeting investment group and head of Citi investment banking.. #NCCLshanghaipower.c | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
20/2/2017 08:47 | Seem to me that it's selling ones holding that's the hard bit here. Nothing large was being taken on "Quote and Deal" and my own trade only went through on a Limit Order. Buying doesn't seem any difficulty. Imo, a bit like all the smaller stocks - easy to sell the bid when there is a strong demand at the ask, but can sometimes be very difficult indeed, once the froth evaporates. After all, NMS here is only 15000 shrs and that's all the five mm's show, so as soon as the vols at either bid or ask reach unwanted levels, then above that the tap can be adjusted. f | fillipe | |
20/2/2017 08:19 | Price being much more tightly controlled today....impossible to buy or sell in any quantity this morning with TDW Right...I have to go to work - try not to collapse the price when im gone plz :) | nav_mike | |
20/2/2017 08:04 | Level 2 very swiftly improved to 3 v 1 this morning Lets hope for another encouraging week | nav_mike | |
19/2/2017 11:29 | Share price moving in line with recent technical analysis as per Nicola Duke, monthly chart target 48p.Who knows but I for one will be very pleased with that return, patience perhaps does pay."Should see this re rate towards 15p this week. Unless of course the JDA drops which will mean 25p to 30p comfortably"GLA | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
19/2/2017 11:25 | Share price moving in line with recent technical analysis as per Nicola Duke, monthly chart target 48p.Who knows but I for one will be very pleased with that return, patience perhaps does pay."Should see this re rate towards 15p this week. Unless of course the JDA drops which will mean 25p to 30p comfortably"GLA | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
19/2/2017 11:24 | Great post from LSE"Ncondezi does not leak. It never has leaked and it never will. Just one day before the JDA was announced, Brooks Macdonald Asset Management released an RNS to say it had sold out, so this ship is tight. Meanwhile, Liberum, NCCL's broker, is completely no nonsense. Unlike many on AIM, it plays by the book. Others would happily let a stock soar 200%+, knowing full well that placees were getting their pound of flesh or rampers were pumping while dumping. But, more importantly, this speeding ticket was issued to stop any possible associations between meteoric rise and news. Imagine how the company would feel if the share price had risen 300% then SEP sign off one of the biggest deal of its kind in Africa? This negotiation is between two sovereign entities. You simply do not risk it by letting the cat out of the bag or being seen to be reckless with sensitive information. So what about the rise? Why has it happened? Well there are three clear drivers: Firstly, we know news is due this quarter. (The RNS does not contradict that). Each RNS since last January has specifically set "targets" for the terms to be signed off, not "deadlines". In December, the wording changed to "expected" and we know Mozambique has made it very clear they want construction to begin this year. Word is now getting around that we are closing in on a massive event in the company's history. Secondly, the technicals are insanely strong and this is the sole reason why popular chartist Nicola Duke has taken her first ever punt on an AIM stock. She has 33,000 followers on Twitter, so the impact of this will be obvious to many. And thirdly, the freefloat is tiny (perhaps less than 30%) so the scramble for shares has a heightened effect on the share price. How many market cap peers gain 50% on a raft of piddly 10k, 25k and 50k trades? Very few I would imagine. So there we have it, in the most simplistic terms. NCCL is catching the interest of new investors and it's rerating. There are only a handful of vocal Twitter supporters and only a few more on this board so this is happening naturally and exponentially. Just like the company, the new money is still under the radar and detached from the shenanigans customary to so many AIM outfits. Consequently, I expect further strength next week and leading up to the RNS we've been waiting patiently for" | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
18/2/2017 13:46 | ok Tidy, the other thread is all yours... | novicetrade68 | |
18/2/2017 13:31 | Feel free to give me a follow on Twitter Stu_off_of_Pont where there's also an active discussion group for long term holders. I for one will be holding until financial close or buyout, whichever is soonest.Good luck all. | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
18/2/2017 13:28 | " 1,218 postsYesterday's RNSNcondezi does not leak. It never has leaked and it never will. Just one day before the JDA was announced, Brooks Macdonald Asset Management released an RNS to say it had sold out, so this ship is tight. Meanwhile, Liberum, NCCL's broker, is completely no nonsense. Unlike many on AIM, it plays by the book. Others would happily let a stock soar 200%+, knowing full well that placees were getting their pound of flesh or rampers were pumping while dumping. But, more importantly, this speeding ticket was issued to stop any possible associations between meteoric rise and news. Imagine how the company would feel if the share price had risen 300% then SEP sign off one of the biggest deal of its kind in Africa? This negotiation is between two sovereign entities. You simply do not risk it by letting the cat out of the bag or being seen to be reckless with sensitive information. So what about the rise? Why has it happened? Well there are three clear drivers: Firstly, we know news is due this quarter. (The RNS does not contradict that). Each RNS since last January has specifically set "targets" for the terms to be signed off, not "deadlines". In December, the wording changed to "expected" and we know Mozambique has made it very clear they want construction to begin this year. Word is now getting around that we are closing in on a massive event in the company's history. Secondly, the technicals are insanely strong and this is the sole reason why popular chartist Nicola Duke has taken her first ever punt on an AIM stock. She has 33,000 followers on Twitter, so the impact of this will be obvious to many. And thirdly, the freefloat is tiny (perhaps less than 30%) so the scramble for shares has a heightened effect on the share price. How many market cap peers gain 50% on a raft of piddly 10k, 25k and 50k trades? Very few I would imagine. So there we have it, in the most simplistic terms. NCCL is catching the interest of new investors and it's rerating. There are only a handful of vocal Twitter supporters and only a few more on this board so this is happening naturally and exponentially. Just like the company, the new money is still under the radar and detached from the shenanigans customary to so many AIM outfits. Consequently, I expect further strength next week and leading up to the RNS we've been waiting patiently for" | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
18/2/2017 13:27 | " 1,218 postsYesterday's RNSNcondezi does not leak. It never has leaked and it never will. Just one day before the JDA was announced, Brooks Macdonald Asset Management released an RNS to say it had sold out, so this ship is tight. Meanwhile, Liberum, NCCL's broker, is completely no nonsense. Unlike many on AIM, it plays by the book. Others would happily let a stock soar 200%+, knowing full well that placees were getting their pound of flesh or rampers were pumping while dumping. But, more importantly, this speeding ticket was issued to stop any possible associations between meteoric rise and news. Imagine how the company would feel if the share price had risen 300% then SEP sign off one of the biggest deal of its kind in Africa? This negotiation is between two sovereign entities. You simply do not risk it by letting the cat out of the bag or being seen to be reckless with sensitive information. So what about the rise? Why has it happened? Well there are three clear drivers: Firstly, we know news is due this quarter. (The RNS does not contradict that). Each RNS since last January has specifically set "targets" for the terms to be signed off, not "deadlines". In December, the wording changed to "expected" and we know Mozambique has made it very clear they want construction to begin this year. Word is now getting around that we are closing in on a massive event in the company's history. Secondly, the technicals are insanely strong and this is the sole reason why popular chartist Nicola Duke has taken her first ever punt on an AIM stock. She has 33,000 followers on Twitter, so the impact of this will be obvious to many. And thirdly, the freefloat is tiny (perhaps less than 30%) so the scramble for shares has a heightened effect on the share price. How many market cap peers gain 50% on a raft of piddly 10k, 25k and 50k trades? Very few I would imagine. So there we have it, in the most simplistic terms. NCCL is catching the interest of new investors and it's rerating. There are only a handful of vocal Twitter supporters and only a few more on this board so this is happening naturally and exponentially. Just like the company, the new money is still under the radar and detached from the shenanigans customary to so many AIM outfits. Consequently, I expect further strength next week and leading up to the RNS we've been waiting patiently for" | cl0ckw0rk0range | |
18/2/2017 12:50 | No need to say sorry, he's spamming the board and he's lucky you didn't ban him IMO. For ADVFN this thread is quite civil, well done for moderating to keep it that way. | estoico | |
18/2/2017 12:43 | Sorry Tidy, but we've seen that post 2631 plenty of times now. | novicetrade68 | |
18/2/2017 12:14 | Yes, well said Mike. This board has certainly gone downhill recently. Some people have a sad life if all they can do is copy and paste the same thing over and over. A bit of healthy debate is great and keeps things balanced but take your personal vendettas elsewhere. It can't be denied the potential upside here is huge but completely ignoring the risk is foolish. I have taken a few off the table for this reason. I am inclined to believe that this will indeed come good but I also keep reminding myself that this is Africa.... | mcfifi88 | |
18/2/2017 11:32 | Well said Mike | doshdabbler |
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