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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct Sec.Aim | OSA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 27.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27.00 |
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Posted at 27/10/2005 10:52 by sawden OGThank you for that. I hold 30000 shares in OSA but have heard nothing from them As I am a novice at all this can you advise whether my holding is transferrable or has any value, please / |
Posted at 04/4/2003 16:37 by watson Dusseldorf"Shares" magazine has featured a number of articles recently on OSA criticising what to me appears totally outrageous behaviour on the part of the Board. This is superficially a thriving profitable company, yet Chairman Chris Matthews, having apparently caused Chief Executive Louise Hanson's pregnancy and then subsequently fallen out with her, has decided off his own bat that the company will delist in order that he can impose his own preferred strategy. I find it extraordinary that this can possibly be a legal course of action for a public company. Can any legal beagles advise here please? I would expect them to have to buy out existing shareholders at this stage. I hold 50,000 of these, regarding OSA as one of the more promising 'dotcoms'. I understand that as a shareholder I continue to own part of the company but that I can only trade through the company secretary - but how is the price determined? Let's just hope that Matthews' strategy is so outstandingly successful that the company soon finds a trade buyer at £1 per share (but I'd want to hold on for more!). Rgds, W. |
Posted at 11/3/2003 00:47 by responsible lad I just bought around another 28950 @1.1p. The trade has not shown up yet. OSA was only less than 1p to buy for 2 hours. You have not quite missed the boat Double6. |
Posted at 10/3/2003 14:01 by responsible lad My buy on OSA today just went through. There is no profit taking and I am expecting 2p by the end of this week. |
Posted at 10/3/2003 13:08 by double6 Think about the way the spread has fluctuated on OSA - at one stage 0.4p / 0.9p !!! Now 0.9 / 1.1p ??? Your broker still may be able to get you some for 0.55p. |
Posted at 07/3/2003 16:41 by ifp Anyone with 200k+ shares in OSA to sell, please email erb140673@hotmail.co |
Posted at 06/3/2003 20:08 by responsible lad Hi Maxk,I need to know about the risks so I do not get to carried away buying and buying more as they rise. What is in it for the bounce is that already stated one of the directors hold a high stake in them and there only valued at about 400K, therefore I would gather OSA is very tightly held and would go up on every buy as well as down on every sell. I find there is always a speculative attraction to these kinds of loser stocks such as KNG. At the end of the day they all go bust in the end around 80% of the time, though usually always double or more before it happens. Sportsworld Media and Western Medical are very good examples. RL |
Posted at 20/11/2002 00:33 by gzr THE BIG FELLA, results came out 11 Dec last year. The singles market is growing strongly, and although there is a lot of competition OSA are the market leader so I am hoping for a strong set of figures. |
Posted at 15/2/2002 10:11 by gzr pht - share price is dismal because the market in general is dismal, sentiment is very poor. Shares that report good results go up and then come back down again. OSA had a bad year last year which is another reason why the price crashed. Peel Hunt was forecasting eps of 0.3p this year and 0.8p for next year, but they could do better than this now. The upside is obvious but it depends on these forecasts being met and better stockmarket conditions. |
Posted at 14/12/2001 16:13 by jerc tues 18th bbc2 10pm "back to the floor" -an insight into the workings of the 3 osa cos. |
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