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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Superscape | LSE:SPS | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008636127 | ORD 10P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 9.90 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| - | O | 0 | 9.90 | GBX |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 27/5/2010 | 21:22 | Superscape becoming Supercharged? | 21,273 |
| 03/6/2008 | 17:21 | There's no escaping Superscape (SPS) | 1,725 |
| 02/4/2008 | 10:08 | SUPERSCAPE - Shareholder Action Required, PLEASE! | 1,186 |
| 08/10/2007 | 11:21 | 2007 share to rise the biggest % bid to bid | 7 |
| 27/9/2007 | 19:34 | Only worth 3.25p on fundamentals | 9 |
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Posted at 27/5/2010 11:41 by arty Yes full of surprises was our Kevin. Amusing to read his CV, as to his "success" at numerous fundraisings with SPS. The whole SPS experience was all very instructive in the learning curve of investing, so I atleast thank them for that. (o8 |
Posted at 27/5/2010 11:16 by abc125 both his lads (i assume) were on the sps pay roll. News to me! |
Posted at 08/11/2008 08:25 by ride daice Looks like Glu didn't just play hardball with us SPS investors. From last weeks Q3 investor webcast...Eric Ludwig "Yes, Travis, on the OpEx from Q3 to Q4 the guidance is coming down so much across the board against all spend categories and functions. However, from the Q2, 8% drop that I mentioned, it is more heavily in that against G&A given we got rid of all of the G&A folks at Superscape and that was just realized in the third quarter and then Greg, you want to answer the second?" |
Posted at 08/11/2008 08:18 by helen troy Gameloft seem to be doing pretty well and outlooking a profit for the full year. Expecting a big 4Q increase from their Iphone games. Their share price has more than halved this year though.HoT |
Posted at 12/10/2008 13:12 by abc125 1LeighI hate to think what the share price would be now if Gluu had not bought sps. This bear market is vicious and sps could have hit 1p a share. With hindsight, 10p was a good exit. |
Posted at 11/10/2008 23:04 by 1leigh > gluu is now worth less than sps was sold forChrist guys, looks like we got ousted out at the right time. Not trying to be funny but does it not appear that KR did the best deal for shareholders? If sps was still on the go now, what do you think the share price would be? |
Posted at 24/9/2008 21:21 by gmb Hi guys, didn't know anyone was still chatting on here.Do you think that wotsisname may have negative equity on property values as well as Glu share price? |
Posted at 25/4/2008 14:41 by abc125 Guys, I put the post below up on the 100% thread. I think this share has the potential to double in the short term.......and I would like to see other sps investors who lost money like me regain some of their losses. A note of caution however; small caps are out of favour at the moment so their are no guarantees.Litcomp (lin). Mid price 42p. Market cap £2.5m. Sector : non life insurance. This aim listed personal injury insurer has been mentioned b4, but I think it is worth re covering. It moved up from ofex in march 2006 with a list price of 80p. Initial bullish growth targets were not met, hence the fall in the share price One major legal issue was beyond its control however. This has now been resolved. The headline market cap is a bit misleading. Once the £3.5m convertible bonds are exchanged for ordinary shares, the market cap is closer to £10m at current prices (21m shares in total) Fully diluted EPS were 3.2p last year and the YE results to march 31 are expected to show EPS of 5.68p, a 75% increase. (2008/9 forecast EPS 9.84p +73%). Litcomp issued an 'in-line' trading statement in Jan and directors have been buying so I expect current targets to be met. The shares are currently trading on a multiple of 7.5 falling to 4 for 08/09. That is low for the growth they are now delivering. Cautious investors might want to wait until the results in late June/early july, the share price may have doubled by then however. Last year they issued a trading update on the 29th of May and the shares shot up 34% on the back of a £0.8m pre tax profit; £1.5m expected this year. The shares are quite illiquid, but a good broker can pick up stock within the spread so don't overpay. Some background info: p.s. LIN will be at the Master Investor Show tomorrow. |
Posted at 06/3/2008 11:14 by srsm A number of people have stated that they have learned a valuable lesson from this issue. I find myself musing on what that might be. You hold a technology company shares. They go through a bad patch but just as they appear to be pulling through to profitability they get sold for a bargain price. I can't figure out how that kind of scenario can be avoided - we, the part owners of the company, are not allowed to know how well (or badly) the company is doing. How can we take this 'knowledge' forward to a new situation and what do we do differently in the future (except perhaps abandon LTBH)? A couple of similar LTBH situations - Indigovision: on it's knees and with predators trying to close the company to get at its cash - luckily, the management were totally committed and trustworthy, share price then 40p, share price now 760p. And SEO risen 6 fold in the past 3-4 days (don't hold them dammit). Shares can go up as well as down. |
Posted at 08/2/2008 10:31 by troutisout Thank you to all those who answered my query about accepting offers when held in nominee accounts.The Company I hold recently was in offer talks, hence the query, the Management hold about 25% of the Company though. As they have just turned into profit in the last half for the first time and have grown sales 300% in the last year, they were able to hold out and the opportunist bidder has departed, although press reports state they may return. The share price has retraced back to where it started and a little more, but is looking overdone and with the potential to come and knowing a bidder would have to come back with more if they want the Company, holders will be better off in the longrun. So be aware that although the offer is felt derisory, where the share price would be if the offer was stopped, especially as the management position would be untenable. Here at SPS it looks like a rival bid is the only PI saviour, the management have obviously got into bed with GLU and have no real incentive to carry on with SPS as a standalone Company. Good luck all, Trout. |
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