Science In Sport Share Discussion Threads

[dashton42] 10/9/2013 11:26

At the moment, the sky looks to be the resistance point?!

[spurberry] 10/9/2013 10:57

Stupid question but am I right to think that if it breaks £1 that it will fly as that is a resistance point?

[saucepan] 10/9/2013 10:51

102p reported trade just now for a modest amount. I suspect there will be further to go here.

[mirabeau] 10/9/2013 10:37

I set up the thread and then forgot to buy

[spurberry] 10/9/2013 10:37

well £1 plus looks very possible here before any news that could arise.

Very quiet board also which proves this is still not on many peoples radars

[davidlloyd] 10/9/2013 09:15

There was once a rumour that coke were sniffing at Provexis - how about, instead, coke being interested in SIS? Sort of fits - but would such a marry kill the brand image?

Just some random thoughts...... :-)

DL

[spurberry] 10/9/2013 08:58

how high can this go?

£1 looks possible

[saucepan] 09/9/2013 18:40

Normally, I prefer to see new issues forming a base pattern. However,just occasionally, a new issue rockets from the off with no turning back. SIS looks like it might be one of those. Perhaps the IPO simply valued SIS too low and the market is just waking up to the prospects?

[broncowarrior] 09/9/2013 18:26

Was tipped by Shares two weeks ago.

[dashton42] 09/9/2013 14:31

Has it been tipped somewhere? Seems to be going ballistic at present.

[mirabeau] 09/9/2013 13:33

SIS showing the market a clean pair of heels

[saucepan] 06/9/2013 19:49

Nice link, lafin; thanks for sharing.

SIS has certainly got some top class sports names involved in promotion.

The more I learn of this stock, the more I like it.

[lafin] 06/9/2013 17:13

hxxp://velovoices.com/2013/09/06/friday-feature-science-in-sport/

[yump] 02/9/2013 13:33

I promote some supplements on websites.
Current retailer count: 16.
So whatever else, its a very competitive market.

I don't know if the overall market is growing or not, but I do know the margins are high. Whether that will support a lot of retailers, without considerable marketing spend to maintain market share, I have no idea.

[ygor706] 02/9/2013 13:22

I've opened a position here as both my son-in-laws were using their stuff after they finished a mini - Marathon I entered them for on holiday. They both reckoned that the products have a big following amongst their generation. Personally, I can't see this tasty tiddler surviving for very long on its own.

[the weatherman] 02/9/2013 10:49

What an interesting company.
I'm in.

[saucepan] 30/8/2013 13:19

Hello folks. I am long here as of yesterday.

[lafin] 29/8/2013 09:58

hxxp://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/articles/power-up-portfolio-with-sis#.Uh7gUxu1E08

Sports nutrition spin-out promises new product launches
Risk-tolerant traders should open a position in Science in Sport (SIS:AIM), the sports nutrition minnow demerged from biotech Provexis (PXS:AIM) earlier this month (9 Aug). A steady stream of new products, strong sales momentum and international ...
Issue Date: 29 Aug 2013Page: 27
copied from iii board


BB Some people can do proper links see above.Post 5 has one

Three new products on SIS site and one coming soon

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[bareknee] 28/8/2013 14:47

Ah, I see we have a new board for hxxp://www.scienceinsport.com/

Nope, doesn't work for me either lafin

but creating a link from tinyurl does

[lafin] 20/8/2013 12:53

I can't get links to work on this site

[lafin] 20/8/2013 12:52

details of new investor over 3% . RNS today.

hxxp://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/people/person.asp?personId=8672684&ticker=HSV:LN


and

hxxp://www.princes-trust.org.uk/about_the_trust/the_enterprise_fellowship/richard_harpin.aspx

[jane downs] 11/8/2013 07:01

Nick Goodway: AIM tax breaks can be significant for investors,Science in Sport -

[lafin] 09/8/2013 16:11

I assume everyone has seen the investor page now on SIS website