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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Parseq | PSQ | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 8.925 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 8.925 | 8.925 |
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Posted at 22/10/2011 10:10 by techno20 Sorry to spoil the outpouring of negative sentiment, but I'm with Darius. The reality of the situation was that only 3 months back PSQ was languishing at 4.5p. Cassis has taken his opportunity and good luck to him in my book.People who bought at the low point have doubled their money, mainly thanks to Herald. Others who bought higher up have dramatically reduced their losses. Happy days! Move on to the next opportunity. There remain plenty of undervalued technology stocks out there. My money's on Pilat Media to be taken out soon. Idox is worth a look too. No harm in also looking at Heralds portfolio. They get things right far more than the majority and you can be sure that as with PSQ and OSG they will fight on shareholders behalf for value. Techno |
Posted at 18/10/2011 08:43 by harrytrad3 the heed ifs buts and maybesThe games afoot. Rememeber that the RC contribution to PSQ included a lot of debt maybe he is a busted flush may be he is not. Maybe there is a white knight within the company. Hopefully, the institutional investors he wants to speak too (hasn`t he had lots of time to do this already) will show him the door. |
Posted at 16/10/2011 13:11 by darias Hi HHMLYou set up a challenge so I have looked through my records. Bought IEN 20/2/02 @ 3.74p and 19/12/02 @ 3.49 Sold 2/5/03 @ 4.51 so no loss there then. Bought again 24/1/07 @ 8.47 if the takeover happens at 7.5 (which is doubtful) then we would have made a small loss because after the name change the shares we bought at 8.47 were repriced at 7.8p. So any loss, if blackcurrant is successful, will not remove that profit 8 years ago. BTW that was for the club. My own personal dealing in the stock is as follows, 27/2/09 bought at 7.75 7/4/09 bought at 7.7 15/5/09 bought at 9.5 16/7/09 sold some at 9.5 14/9/09 sold some more at 10.13 21/9/09 sold remainder of my holdings at 11p (limit sell automatically sold) 26/1/10 bought again at 9.00 23/2/11 bought again at 6.25 23/8/11 bought again at 6.43 My average price is now 6.89 so if the t/over happened I would be in profit however I would vote against. I am satisfied with my dealings in IEN/PSQ but how are you doing? |
Posted at 27/9/2011 08:48 by harrytrad3 Should a share price be suspended in circumstances where it is seemingly being held for a period such as PSQ here.The offer which may or may not be made by Bidco seems to have caused a ceiling and a floor for the share price (which I suppose can be added to the front and middleroom capacities created by the PSQ union of Documetrix and IEN). Perhaps we are creating a building metaphorically. I think interims will be announced this week. But if they sparkle will the share price rise? I suspect not given the current and seeming cap. By the bye where is Estonia? Should therefore, trading be suspended in this share until this unholy (IMHO) is cleared away? |
Posted at 20/9/2011 11:12 by harrytrad3 So here is the thing:the company may or may nor receive an offer within 4 weeks (or presumably anytime sooner) of a price which may or may not be 7.5p, so how is the share price in the interim suppose to find its level. The announcement yesterday must act as a brake on any upward climb or reversal. Just how can this situation be deemed `fairplay`? Is it not in reality another presssure on Shareholders to rush for the door. Does the FSA or anybody else ever investigate matters such as these:? I cannot find the link to the chap who invited comments from PSQ shareholders, would a kind soul direct me to it please? |
Posted at 16/9/2011 15:24 by mel_d1 Talk about the trick from Rami Cassis and IEN, perhaps this is not the place for it here but look at the much much bigger picture, DOW Jones Industrial Averages, DOW, S&P, and NASDAQ 3 to 4 days of the week take a dive at about 4:00 to 4:30 our time, causing UK and European markets take the fright and close low, then later on in the eveninig (US pm time when European market is closed), DOW, S&P and NASDAQ starts bagging the gain! It serves us right not to follow the US market like hurds, in Europe! Go to Yahoo Finance and check the DOW over 5 days, today, and examine the graph for FTSE and DOW over these 5 days. Pay particular attention to 2:30pm to 4:30 our local time. You will see a pattern from which one could / should be able to, make money. I now it is not the place for it here, but we turn out under capitalised, Cadburys goes to Kraft, another UK company (name sounded like Documentric went to HP for 6-7 $Billions), next it will be ARM Holding, an FTSE 100 company. Tell me I am paranoid, it isn't so!At least if you see the pattern, and watch Bloomberg you can do nothing or short for 9 out of 10 days in UK and make money. This is my advice as we sit and watch paint dry on PSQ. |
Posted at 14/9/2011 13:50 by darias Try as a similar situation exists at PSQ. I say similar however there are some independent directors of M & B whereas the board of PSQ - bar none as far as I can see - are all part of the concert party. The institutional investors of M & B are raising a stink whereas our Institutional investors are silent. All they want is a profit. Reading the good blurb by LCF it seems to me that PSQ is vastly undervalued but all the institutions will look at is short term gain. 8p a share represents a significant profit on the basis of the 7p a share injection in July. |
Posted at 08/9/2011 13:00 by harrytrad3 Call via the telephone listing for PSQ or try a PSQ number listed on the recent announcement vis mobile phone developments.I dont say this tongue in cheek. Its your company (you are a shareholder) after all. |
Posted at 25/8/2011 09:33 by mel_d1 To be fair on Laxmi8867 who declared his 175K holding, I declare I have 140K and I am not loosing money at current price because most of my accumulation was at 4.x and 5.x. However, a good 11 years ago I bought 5K at about a £1.15!Now I have made that on Barc.l kaz.l, arm.l. and lloy.l. Move away from penny shares. it is mugs game! PSQ, I now hold on to, as I am convinced I get 6p or more for PSQ. Therefore I am not selling at 5.8p. |
Posted at 22/8/2011 14:35 by harrytrad3 Not sure I like this. It seems that:He RC (Documetrix) takes out IEN in a reverse takeover (its technology, customers and cash pile) and goes public as PSQ. And is it the case that he now makes an offer for PSQ? With the share price so low on Friday evening, and the company seemingly well set why would shareholders want to lose out now ie to a relatively modest premium which todays increase seems to be. |
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