Riverfort Global Opportu... Share Discussion Threads

[ltinvestor] 08/5/2007 09:12

I expect an increase in the share price over the next couple of weeks, provided markets are steady, and if the results are good and the statement going forward
positive then IMHO the share price should again breach £3.

[edcrane] 08/5/2007 08:39

.... ticking better on a few small early buys

[joshalexander] 07/5/2007 19:59

itinvestor has called RGO accurately, I would appreciate his views.

The share price has enjoyed a nice rise in the run up to results previously.
We already have an "above expectations TS" - so we know results will be very strong. It looks a very good bet for another re-rating either in the run up to or just after results IMO.

[spangle93] 07/5/2007 13:55

Errm, no, not really Josh, that's why I was hoping there may be an expert in TA who could give their views :-)

What I understand is that TA is meant to be based on sentiment towards a stock, so a minimum in the chart is formed when more people think the share is undervalued, and vice versa for a maximum. If you plot a line through a series of minima, it defines a trend line, which TA claims is the level of support for the share, i.e. if it falls to the trendline, it's likely to rise rather than pass through it. I think we're near that support trendline, but WTFDIK, so I was hoping that someone with more knowledge than me could confirm that we could be in for a rise soon as a result of more buying.

[joshalexander] 07/5/2007 13:02

Spangle

Can you translate that for those of us who are not so "technically" literate.
Many thanks.

[spangle93] 06/5/2007 17:18

Any of you folks do chart analysis?

By eye it looks like there's a rising support defined by the minima at Apr05, Jan06, Oct06 and Apr07. Hopefully time for a bounce off it?

[the prophet] 11/4/2007 09:56

-just oversold?....

[spangle93] 11/4/2007 09:55

Both Broca and RGO rising today - has there been an updated broker note on the companies, or a recommendation issued?

[ltinvestor] 05/4/2007 08:53

I am expecting a significant increase in share price over the coming weeks as we approach the interims which should be due in May.

[pomp circumstance] 03/4/2007 20:16

And the baby also dropped quite a bit today!!

[joshalexander] 03/4/2007 20:13

Any views on the recent share price retracement??

[benson] 30/3/2007 15:49

I'm bored of this trickle down.

[2lb] 21/3/2007 11:20

What is the latest on the USA trading? Do we know yet what RGO paid for Proteus?

[henryatkin] 20/3/2007 16:04

I have only just seen the T&G note. I've been transfixed on TMC. So 30% revenue growth for 3 consecutive years would do for me plus a bit from BROC. Imo support is only a few points away with 200m/a, 2 year trend channel support and high of last March all at around 240p. Could be a good time soon to top up for 300+. Looks like a little bit more of a drift down first then sit back and wait for any news?

[ltinvestor] 20/3/2007 10:26

Seangray.Irrevelant posting NOT RGO'S market!!

[seangray] 18/3/2007 10:50

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18 March 2007

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[spangle93] 08/3/2007 08:20

Gives them more credibility if it's not a round number - sounds like some thought went into it! Masters of this effect quote it with decimals, like 348.273p ;-)

[the prophet] 08/3/2007 08:18

-yes, new T+G report here:



-they might have rounded the target share price up to £3.50, though!

[ltinvestor] 08/3/2007 07:45

Well henryatkin your wish has been fulfilled.New note released yesterday by Teather & Greenwood upgrading RGO to 348p ex Broca!

[the prophet] 06/3/2007 17:42

-well, combined, RGO + BROC up around 20p on the day, so perhaps not!

[mr tyson] 06/3/2007 16:54

Possibly a miss timed rocket?

[henryatkin] 06/3/2007 10:27

Price seems OK to me. Broca took £15M off of RGO £103M = RGO now @ £88M or 15% fall in share price But don't forget BROC is already up by by 15% so looks like someone with deep pockets is buying. Hopefully it will continue for a few days yet. Then RGO has still got a lot going for it. An early brokers note or trading statement would be helpful. I also phoned my broker re absence of BROC, and was told it would not be on their screens until at least late afternoon but I could trade by phone if I wanted to.

[the prophet] 06/3/2007 10:16

Spangle
-early days for Broca, but the letter of intent with Vodafone could be important
-Broca have a global market to go for, with a solution that looks to have a decent chance of widespread adoption
-what would that be worth!

[spangle93] 06/3/2007 10:11

Woodcutter and The Prophet - Thanks to both

Broca up 30% in 2 hours. Someone must be seeing potential in it.