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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Plasmon | PLM | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.33 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.33 | 0.33 |
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Posted at 26/6/2020 00:11 by spinvest Thread Title needs no introduction; "PLM means Police Lives Matter,I'm looking forward to seeing all the snowflakes, millenials, Liberal Elite, Civil Rights Campaigners, Kier Starmer (why is he a knight?) Jeremy Corbyn, Russell Brand and their ilk parading through the centre of london with placards proclaiming that Police Lives Matter. |
Posted at 05/9/2008 14:46 by greedfear Some seem to think that PLM is worth more than 0.25p. recently a buy at 0.45.Can't believe it! Shareholders equity 31/3/2008: 23 million GBP Raised 10 million in april 2008, let's say that's all gone. Then still 23 million shareholders equity dividend by 221 million shares still some 10p per share. And the losses that can be carry forward for tax purposes must be in tens of millions that must have worth too. Recently shares issued at 10p, bookvalue 10p and they're offering 0.25p ???? |
Posted at 12/8/2008 12:55 by andrbea they were still winning contracts on July 15 (see below)I reckon the fall is somewhat overdone "Plasmon Inc. of Broomfield announced that Health Management Associates Inc. selected Plasmon as its archival-storage provider and has plans to implement Plasmon solutions across many of its 57 hospitals." and the day before (14 July), this bullish post on the iii board: "I'm still comfortable (since my April/May chats with the UK management - when I was posting as Electronic Peter) with a Q1/Q2 2009 annualised archiving revenue run rate of $100m - but if PLM can get the market to embrace the roadmap the sky's the limit" nia dyor |
Posted at 08/8/2008 11:58 by binladin latest news PLM going bust.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Posted at 08/8/2008 08:33 by senator Man,I thought it was bad holding LNG. This is a depressing picture. Funding is difficult to come by these days - great timing PLM! |
Posted at 23/7/2008 13:21 by pinkfish PLM should talk to Accenture pronto. The new green datacenter initiative could be of use to both sides. |
Posted at 09/7/2008 15:58 by idomeneo With sentiment the way it is for all stocks this may go lower. It is impossible to guess how much lower, but this is not destined to go bust. Murphy et al have not had to restructure because of the downturn, they started over a year ago and as a result the company is much better placed than some to weather the storm. The cash resources are more than sufficient to get the company through. Murphy has been able to rip out the best sales and marketing people from other industry players with the intent of being a solutions provider. The UDO stuff is a good conversation opener for selling, but it is not the complete solution by any means. In fact how good UDO is, is frankly a bit of a nerdy discussion. However grim things are with banks, builders etc., PLM is in a growing market and will prosper, but it just might take a bumpy ride for the shares to come good. |
Posted at 21/6/2008 16:53 by timtom2 Replacing EMC in various places has been happenng for a while.Perhaps EMC might want to buy PLM. |
Posted at 17/6/2008 09:36 by hang They ain't given up yet mind Release: OPTIMISING YOUR EMAIL INFRASTRUCTURE GFT INBOXX AND PARTNER PLASMON TO DISCUSS THE BENEFITS OF ARCHIVING AT UK'S INBOX/OUTBOX 2008 posted on 16 June 2008 13:11 -------------------- Insight into email management London, UK 16 June 2008 GFT inboxx, the email archiving specialist, has announced its, and partner Plasmon's, presence (stand number 36) and speaking slot at Inbox/Outbox 2008, Europe's most comprehensive bi-annual forum for E-mail management and E-mail marketing, taking place on 17th 18th June at The New Connaught Rooms, London. Now in its fourth year, Inbox/Outbox 2008 will bring together all of the major players in the messaging industry, with the aim of providing a unique and comprehensive insight into email management. With e-mail now the most widely used form of business communication, companies need to make sure that they have the most robust solution in place to harness this tool effectively. As most e-mail systems are overloaded, unstable and costly to manage, businesses are crying out for a way to manage the deluge of e-mail, as well as ensuring they adhere to the latest compliance regulations in a cost effective manner. With this in mind, you are invited to attend GFT inboxx and Plasmon's seminar at Inbox/Outbox 2008 on this very topic, the details of which are as follows: WHO: Bernd Hoeck, Marketing Director at GFT inboxx GmBH and Steve Tongish, Director of Marketing, EMEA at Plasmon WHEN: Inbox/Outbox takes place on 17th 18th June 2008. GFT inbox and Plasmon are due to present on both the 17th and 18th in Session F at 11.05am. WHERE: The New Connaught Rooms, 61 65 Great Queen Street, London, WC2B 5DA WHAT: Bernd and Steve will be presenting a seminar on "Optimising Your Email Infrastructure". This seminar describes the potential savings in email infrastructure and email management costs by introducing an e-mail archiving system. With reference to GFT inboxx's archiving system, and also its unique Optimisation Check methodology, they will provide insight into the cost savings achievable to an organisation. About GFT inboxx As a leading European provider of solutions for email archiving, GFT inboxx GmbH combines extensive experience in the archiving sector with in-depth know-how of the regulatory requirements and compliance. GFT inboxx has more than 20 years experience in the archiving sector and can already look back on more than 1500 successful installations worldwide. The company offers its customers a best-in-class service from the European development and service centre in Hamburg. The company, with its headquarters in Hamburg, was founded in 1980 and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of GFT Technologies AG, an internationally leading IT service provider with sales of more than 230 million euro (estimate for 2007). Via the parent company, GFT inboxx GmbH has access to a worldwide network of locations and around 1200 IT experts. You can find more information on GFT inboxx GmbH at www.gftinboxx.com. The GFT Group share (WKN 580 050) is listed in the Prime Standard on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and is a member of the GEX (German Entrepreneurial Index). You can find more on the GFT Group at www.gft.com. About Plasmon For more than 20 years, Plasmon has been the trusted source for professional archive solutions with demanding commercial and public sector organisations worldwide. Plasmon's UDO Archive Appliance and G-Series libraries provide unmatched data longevity and unquestioned record authenticity for the long-term access and preservation of valuable business information. Plasmon solutions enable companies to meet regulatory obligations and manage risk associated with record retention, while providing competitive advantage through fast access to archived data. Founded in 1984, Plasmon is listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: PLM). Worldwide headquarters are in Cambridge, United Kingdom, and U.S. headquarters are located in Broomfield, Colorado. For more information, visit |
Posted at 09/5/2008 16:52 by timtom2 DCB, remember those stock picks and see what happens to the ones I still hold. Starting with them:FTC - made a decent sum in short order on run from < 130p and sold at 176p. Didn't want to hold for the £1.20 cash back as I needed the money for another share. There may be a re-entry possible after the cash back as I suspect it will go to undervalued for a while. The runt of the company left-over will be debt free and profitable. All the liabilities now gone. I'm pleased with that one. Have been in and out in the past (over a few years) and well ahead on it. MDW - Ahead so far as I was in in the really poor share price days. Watch that stock - especially when they get FDA for the bio-scan for PSA test - they also have a Bladder cancer test and 2 other anti-gen tests (not yet known what they are) in the wings. Seriously watch them. Ran fom 7.5p to 14p in Jan on approach for take-over. Quite sure it will return handsomely. They are undervalued and predators in the wings. They've beefed up the board nicely too. Their revenue growth over the past 2 years has been reasonable but the share price yet to respond. ITM - jury still out. Was doing well until recently, for a combination of reasons, but still high target share price and well funded. Expect news from Roush and Ford this year on H2. They don't need a big sales figure to hit cashflow breakeven. It's disappointing the market doesn't think what I do on that one - yet - but it's not the end. Peter Hargreaves (Hargreaves-Landsdow For PLM - I can't point you to a website for what I have heard but I ask questions. Have recently returned from the US where I asked a few questions of people in the Storage market. I've averaged down over a number of buys and the vibe I got from the folk I spoke too was encouraging enough for me not to be too worried. PLM will offer a very good return or crash and burn. Wait and see. |
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