Neutrahealth Share Discussion Threads

[atlantic1953] 25/2/2005 11:37

Oh Dear Not 100 p by friday or even 30 p...

[eno nedlog] 24/2/2005 21:57

anyone know any timetable for the first business purchase?

[sabre1_98] 22/2/2005 18:03

with a similar set of large trades at close, can we assume another player has scooped up a few hundred thousand of these today? RNS tomorrow with the details?

[mr cornflakes] 22/2/2005 12:40

It will be 100p after the share consolidation which is bound to happen once a few acquisitions have been made.

[seagreen] 22/2/2005 12:33

nice rns we are in good company!!

RNS Number:8884I
NeutraHealth Plc
22 February 2005


NeutraHealth Plc ("the Company")

Disclosure of Material Interest in Shares


The Company was notified on 22nd February 2005 by Invesco Perpetual AiM VCT PLC
of the following holdings of shares in the Company:

Class of security: Ordinary shares of 10p each
Shares registered in name of: Chase Nominees Limited
Beneficiary: Invesco Perpetual AiM VCT PLC
Date of Transaction: 21st February 2005
Number of shares acquired: 850,000
% of issued capital: 3.02%
Price paid: 10p
Number of shares disposed: nil
% of issued capital: nil
Price received: nil
Resultant number of shares held: 850,000
% of issued capital: 3.02%

Contact:
Martin Gatto, Chairman 07778 749223

KBC Peel Hunt 020 7418 8900

Matt Goode/Adam Hart

[alia] 22/2/2005 11:13

ura guys flying

[nmitra] 22/2/2005 09:34

30p could be today

[james t kirk] 22/2/2005 08:49

I'd settle for 30p, but 50p would be nice!

[vicotumeric] 22/2/2005 08:49

check out 2Ergo (RGO) - there she goes - again!!!

once u pop u cant stop

[sabre1_98] 22/2/2005 08:48

I'm beginning to believe NMITRA about the 50p now!

[james t kirk] 22/2/2005 08:43

Level 2 2v2, both moving up in unison so far.

[james t kirk] 22/2/2005 08:22

Well we've got off to a good start today.

[vicotumeric] 22/2/2005 08:10

New issue today - PANNAL (PAN) - 7p


Dotcom doyen plans his return

Richard Wray
Tuesday February 22, 2005
The Guardian

One of the dotcom era's great survivors re-emerged yesterday with plans for a new investment vehicle designed to seek out the next big thing in the technology, internet or mobile phone industries.
John Swingewood, former head of internet operations at BT and then BSkyB, is returning to the market as chairman of Pannal, which plans to list on Aim today. The shell company has already raised £1.5m through a placing of shares with investors and plans to seek out investments in the technology arena.

"We feel there's growing sentiment towards internet companies that have survived the turbulent times and we feel there are some real opportunities out there for us," Mr Swingewood said.

His last investment vehicle, Peerless Technology, which floated on AIM in 2001, ended up buying a pharmaceuticals business two years later. Mr Swingewood remains a shareholder in that company. But he said yesterday that he believes "the time is right" to invest in technology again.

He has carved out something of a niche for himself in the technology sector. His most recent business, Digital Interactive Television Group (DITG), was bought by Yoomedia in November last year for just over £14m.

Mr Swingewood formed DITG along with Peter Wilkinson, the former boss of Sports Internet Group and one of the creators of internet service provider Freeserve, now Wanadoo.

Mr Swingewood helped make Mr Wilkinson a multi-millionaire when he bought Sports Internet Group for more than £300m in April 2000 during his tenure as head of BSkyB's new media content and technologies division.


Mr Swingewood had joined the satellite broadcaster from BT the previous October. His defection from BT was seen as a coup but as the dotcom boom turned to bust he left BSkyB in early 2001. In May that year he joined InTechnology, run by Mr Wilkinson, as chief technology officer.

In his new venture, Pannal, Mr Swingewood is joined by a former colleague from those heady dotcom days, Jeremy Fenn - who was chief executive of Sports Internet Group when Mr Wilkinson was its deputy chairman.

[james t kirk] 21/2/2005 14:58

Looking good to close at intraday high. Could well see 30p at some stage tomorrow.

[alia] 21/2/2005 14:02

this will easily see 30p at the least by end of week

[eno nedlog] 21/2/2005 12:40

is that large one a buy or a sell cos its marked up?

[sabre1_98] 21/2/2005 12:14

who, nanna moon?

[nmitra] 21/2/2005 12:13

may be another opportunity opened up by Mr.Noon

[eno nedlog] 21/2/2005 12:10

100p why sell out so soon

[nmitra] 21/2/2005 12:08

Mr.Noon will provide good health and good fortune. IMO

i am not selling mine till 100p or more.

[eno nedlog] 21/2/2005 12:08

No one needs to ramp this one just wait for the market to do the job

[2kpromoe] 21/2/2005 12:04

davidcod - 21 Feb'05 - 11:58 - 25 of 26

--> LOL!

is this a rampers thread by any chance? i may feel at home here ;-)

[eno nedlog] 21/2/2005 12:00

I did include the ;o) !!!

Tis true I bought in this morning so wish all well

[davidcod] 21/2/2005 11:58

Long Term average??

It was only listed on 18th Feb?

:oz

[eno nedlog] 21/2/2005 11:57

2kpromoe

He is using the long term avarage, and by my reckoning it could go even further. ;o)

Bought in this morning at 21.41 so hope the above is true